Discovery Museum
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YHA Newcastle Central
Newcastle Upon Tyne, Northumberland, NE1 6UQ- New hostel
Overview
YHA Newcastle Central offers cheap, comfortable and convenient accommodation in Newcastle Upon Tyne's city centre. This lively hostel is situated just five minutes from Grey's Quarter which is full of luxury retailers and rooftop restaurants, and High Bridge street, home to stylish gin bars, artisan cafes, independent shops and The Stand Comedy club.
From coastline to culture and brilliant nightlife, there's something for everyone in Newcastle.
Why guests love YHA Newcastle Central
Accommodation at YHA Newcastle Central
The hostel
YHA Newcastle Central offers dorm rooms and private en-suite rooms as well as suites if you want to upgrade your stay in the city. The Carliol Square Café serves drinks, snacks, and meals for guests to enjoy. There is a bean bag lounge area where guests can wind down after a day of exploring this vibrant city.
Premium suites
Our premium suites have two separate bathrooms as well as a separate lounge area with large screen Smart TV and sleep up to 14 people - perfect for a night away with your friends.
Suites
Our suites sleep up to six people and have a lounge area with a large screen Smart TV in the room.
Food and drink at YHA Newcastle Central
Things to do around YHA Newcastle Central
Theatre Royal Newcastle
Enjoy a variety of live shows and events in this beautiful landmark building.
Newcastle Castle
This medieval fortified castle holds hundreds of years of Newcastle's history among its walls.
Intu Metrocentre
The Metro centre is the largest indoor shopping and leisure centre in Europe and has a vast variety of shops, restaurants and leisurely activities, including an IMAX cinema.
Tyne bridge
Probably the most famous sight to see in Newcastle, the Tyne Bridge links Newcastle upon Tyne and Gateshead.
St James' Park
St. James’ Park is home to Newcastle’s own football club, Newcastle United and is one of the most visited attractions within the region.
Long Sands beach
If you’re wanting to escape the buzz of the city life take a twenty minute trip to the North East coastline.
Nightlife
The Geordie capital is known for a wild night out as Newcastle city centre draws large crowds every night, including students, locals, tourists, celebs and stag and hen dos.
Angel of the North
The Angel of the North has been welcoming visitors to Gateshead since 1998. The sculpture is huge, you won’t miss it! It is taller than four double deckers and its wingspan is as big as a jumbo jet.
Facilities
General
- 24 hour access
- Ambulant accessible
- Cot available
- Free wi-fi
- Wheelchair accessible
Essentials
- Laundry
- Luggage store
Entertainment
- TV
Accommodation options
- Private rooms available
- En suite rooms available
- Disabled access rooms available
Food & drink
- Cafe
- Dining room
- Group catering available
- Licensed bar
- Meals available
Transportation & parking
- Near train station
- Near bus stop
- Near airport
Other YHA products
- Trade bookings
- YHA School Trips
Need to know
Check in: From 17.00
Check out: Before 10.00
Towels and toiletries: Towels and toiletries are not provided but are available to hire or purchase from reception. Bedding is supplied.
Parking: There is no parking on site, however there is parking in a nearby NCP car park.
Wi-Fi: Free wi-fi is available throughout the hostel, including social spaces and bedrooms.
YHA Newcastle Central - Access Statement
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YHA School Trips
YHA Newcastle Central offers groups and schools the perfect base from which to explore the city. Find out more about group bookings over on our Groups website.
History
Newcastle Gaol was built as a gaol and house of correction, designed by the famous Newcastle architect John Dobson on the site of YHA Newcastle Central. In 1925 the prison closed with the prisoners transferred to Durham.
Telephone House, the city's telephone exchange, was built in its place in 1932, which later became YHA Newcastle Central.
