“Relaxing”
Close to everything. Nothing else to add.
Maryanne2 weeks ago
Just a moment…
★★★★·Newcastle·6.4
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or just type it — “around the 20th, three nights”
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The ibis Newcastle is situated in Newcastle's Honeysuckle Precinct, offering air-conditioned rooms with flat-screen TVs, private bathrooms, and tea/coffee making facilities. The hotel features a 24-hour bistro and bar serving local wines and beers. Located 200m from Wickham Railway Station and 2km from Newcastle Railway Station, it's a short walk to the Civic Theatre and Queen's Wharf. WiFi and 24-hour reception are available.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
Close to everything. Nothing else to add.
Maryanne·2 weeks ago
Good location and parking, but the building looks a bit dated.
David·2 weeks ago
The first room was clean but clearly showed wear and tear. I was given a front room that I thought would be too noisy, so I asked for a back room, which was provided and was a bit better in terms of wear and tear. Overall, the rooms feel very dated. The front entrance and foyer were similarly dated in decor and appearance. The rate I paid seemed too high for the overall offering of this hotel, with rooms that were very dated and had lots of wear and tear. The front foyer and dining area were the same—nothing inviting. Simple gestures like offering water in the room would have been nice, and there were no glasses for drinking water or basic coffee and tea facilities.
Dean·2 weeks ago
Excellent location
Neil·3 weeks ago
The room was clean, comfortable and okay, but other aspects fell short. ROOM 1 overlooked the back carpark; the TV was faulty so I reported it and was moved to a front room with a better view. ROOM 2 opened to an occupied room, and I locked myself out of ROOM 1 with bags at reception. ROOM 3 arrived half an hour later, still carrying bags, but was fine; the night improved after that. The room stayed cool overnight with no temperature adjustment. Overall, the staff eventually fixed the issues. The Wi‑Fi demanded all my details—almost a DNA sample—to access it (the room number alone should have sufficed), so I refused to use it. Would I stay there again? Yes.
Darrell·3 weeks ago