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The Northumberland coast features Blyth Beach, which boasts clear blue waters and a wide expanse of golden sand. Visitors can walk along the promenade, enjoy a picnic, or try their hand at water sports like kitesurfing and paddle boarding. Blyth Beach is 25-minutes from the hotel and offers plenty of amenities, making it an ideal destination for a day out.

Newcastle has a castle situated within a half-hour bus ride from the hotel. The 12th-century Newcastle Castle comprises of the recently renovated Black Gate and Castle Keep, which were once a fortress and a prison before being surrounded by 19th-century slums. Visitors can climb the Keep's 99 steps to enjoy sweeping views of the city's quayside, making for a memorable experience.

A 20-minute drive from the hotel - Jesmond Dene is a serene parkland nestled in the heart of Newcastle upon Tyne, enclosing the River Ouseburn. The beautiful woodland valley features streams, waterfalls, and wildlife, making it a perfect escape from city life. The winding paths, play area and petting zoo are great for family fun. The park also has a visitor centre and a café for refreshments.

Although Newcastle Brown Ale has gained global popularity, there are several city centre pubs for craft beer enthusiasts to explore. The Bridge Tavern, situated under the Tyne Bridge, brews its own beer, and provides a glimpse of its gleaming copper equipment as you sip on a pale ale. Additionally, the Broad Chare, located nearby, offers a variety of local and guest ales behind its oak bar.

• Historic Quayside, Newcastle City Centre.
• Beamish Open Air Museum.
• Gateshead Quays. Baltic Contemporary Art Centre.
• Angel of the North.
• Eldon Square, Newcastle City Centre.
• Life Science Centre, Newcastle City Centre.
• Newcastle United Football Stadium.
• Metro Radio Arena, Newcastle City Centre.
• The Metrocentre - Shopping, Dining & Leisure
• Sage Gateshead