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Excellent, 8.1
Within 20 minutes' stroll from Civic Railway Station, Novotel Newcastle Beach offers guests a convenient base while visiting Newcastle. It is ideally located for those wanting to visit local attractions.
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Excellent, 8.1
Hotel in Newcastle CBD, Newcastle, NSW, Australia
Within 20 minutes' stroll from Civic Railway Station, Novotel Newcastle Beach offers guests a convenient base while visiting Newcastle. It is ideally located for those wanting to visit local attractions.
Excellent, 8.6
Situated within walking distance of Civic Railway Station, Noah's On the Beach offers guests an ideal base while in Newcastle. Guests also have access to free Wi-Fi and on-site parking.
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Excellent, 8.6
Hotel in Newcastle, NSW, Australia
Situated within walking distance of Civic Railway Station, Noah's On the Beach offers guests an ideal base while in Newcastle. Guests also have access to free Wi-Fi and on-site parking.
Good, 7.5
Located in Newcastle, Travelodge Hotel Newcastle is an easy drive from Stockton Beach and offers public parking on site. It also provides an express check-in and check-out feature, an outdoor pool and free Wi-Fi.
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Good, 7.5
Hotel in Newcastle, NSW, Australia
Located in Newcastle, Travelodge Hotel Newcastle is an easy drive from Stockton Beach and offers public parking on site. It also provides an express check-in and check-out feature, an outdoor pool and free Wi-Fi.
Excellent, 8.8
The Lucky Hotel is situated in Newcastle and features free wireless internet. It is close to the Victoria Theatre Newcastle, dining options and shops.
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Excellent, 8.8
Hotel in Newcastle CBD, Newcastle, NSW, Australia
The Lucky Hotel is situated in Newcastle and features free wireless internet. It is close to the Victoria Theatre Newcastle, dining options and shops.
Excellent, 8.5
Quest Newcastle is set in Newcastle and is close to nearby attractions, such as Marketown. Surrounded by local bars and restaurants, it is a short walk from Wickham Railway Station.
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Excellent, 8.5
Hotel in Newcastle, NSW, Australia
Quest Newcastle is set in Newcastle and is close to nearby attractions, such as Marketown. Surrounded by local bars and restaurants, it is a short walk from Wickham Railway Station.
Excellent, 8.6
Conveniently positioned, Crown on Darby Newcastle offers easy access to Newcastle's best tourist attractions. The numerous facilities this modern property features include a 24-hour reception, an express check-in and check-out feature and babysitting/child services.
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Excellent, 8.6
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Conveniently positioned, Crown on Darby Newcastle offers easy access to Newcastle's best tourist attractions. The numerous facilities this modern property features include a 24-hour reception, an express check-in and check-out feature and babysitting/child services.
Excellent, 8.5
Best Western Plus Apollo International features an outdoor pool and free Wi-Fi, along with rooms with private balconies. Close to shops and restaurants, the hotel is an ideal base when visiting Charlestown.
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Excellent, 8.5
Hotel in Newcastle, NSW, Australia
Best Western Plus Apollo International features an outdoor pool and free Wi-Fi, along with rooms with private balconies. Close to shops and restaurants, the hotel is an ideal base when visiting Charlestown.
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| Average price: | $103/night |
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About Newcastle
It might not harbour the same international fame as Sydney, but Newcastle still punches well above its weight. As Australia’s second-oldest city, it’s brimming with historic attractions, stunning architecture and a string of sun-drenched beaches. Over the past decade, Newcastle has emerged as one of the state’s trendiest cities. It serves up a smorgasbord of fine dining restaurants, backed by colourful boutiques, hip cafes and a vibrant arts scene.
Things to Do
Kick off your time in Newcastle with a tour of Fort Scratchley. This 19th-century stronghold was built in 1882 to defend the city against a possible Russian attack. Check out the history museum, or sign up for a tunnel tour.
There’s plenty to do in the city centre, from admiring local talent at the Newcastle Art Gallery to discovering the city’s nautical heritage at the Maritime Museum. The Emporium is Newcastle’s high-end shopping mall and houses a treasure trove of local art, fashion and homewares.
If you’re a wine lover, a day trip to the Hunter Valley is a must. Known for varietals like Semillon and Shiraz, it’s an easy one hour drive from the Newcastle city centre. Spend the day visiting a string of wineries and cellar doors, ranging from world-renowned brands to family-run vineyards.
Stretching for 32 kilometres, Stockton Beach is a popular place to swim, fish and soak up the sunshine. If you’re feeling adventurous, you can take on the towering Stockton Sand Dunes in the Worimi Conservation Lands.
Getting Around
Bus, train and taxi services run throughout the city, which make Newcastle easy to navigate. The airport is 15 kilometres out of town, with the drive taking around 30 minutes. You can also ride the rails to Hamilton or Broadmeadow Stations, then use shuttle buses to access central Newcastle and the surrounding beaches.
Things to Do
Kick off your time in Newcastle with a tour of Fort Scratchley. This 19th-century stronghold was built in 1882 to defend the city against a possible Russian attack. Check out the history museum, or sign up for a tunnel tour.
There’s plenty to do in the city centre, from admiring local talent at the Newcastle Art Gallery to discovering the city’s nautical heritage at the Maritime Museum. The Emporium is Newcastle’s high-end shopping mall and houses a treasure trove of local art, fashion and homewares.
If you’re a wine lover, a day trip to the Hunter Valley is a must. Known for varietals like Semillon and Shiraz, it’s an easy one hour drive from the Newcastle city centre. Spend the day visiting a string of wineries and cellar doors, ranging from world-renowned brands to family-run vineyards.
Stretching for 32 kilometres, Stockton Beach is a popular place to swim, fish and soak up the sunshine. If you’re feeling adventurous, you can take on the towering Stockton Sand Dunes in the Worimi Conservation Lands.
Getting Around
Bus, train and taxi services run throughout the city, which make Newcastle easy to navigate. The airport is 15 kilometres out of town, with the drive taking around 30 minutes. You can also ride the rails to Hamilton or Broadmeadow Stations, then use shuttle buses to access central Newcastle and the surrounding beaches.
Places of Interest
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