“Very enjoyable.”
Being from the area, I already knew the location, and I enjoyed a three‑tapas dinner in the evening while the breakfast was perfect.
RobertA month ago
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The Keelman in Newcastle upon Tyne is a historic hotel housed in a charming building, offering a unique atmosphere. Family rooms feature private bathrooms, tea and coffee makers, free toiletries, and TVs. The hotel's restaurant serves British cuisine with various breakfast options, including continental, buffet, and full English/Irish. It's 10 km from Newcastle International Airport and near MetroCentre and St James' Park.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
Being from the area, I already knew the location, and I enjoyed a three‑tapas dinner in the evening while the breakfast was perfect.
Robert·A month ago
The room was roomy, tidy, and comfortable, and Keelman is situated nicely outside the city with a pleasant riverside walk. However, the room felt dated and pricey for what it offered, especially since it was a GNR weekend. Food service ended at 8 pm, and by 7 pm only a few menu items remained.
Helen·A month ago
The riverside hotel along the Hadrian’s Wall path has chalet‑style rooms that feel a little old‑fashioned, but the bar and restaurant area is a fantastic spot to unwind in the evening. The only downside I can think of is that the rooms could use an update.
Allan·A month ago
As usual, the staff were friendly and accommodating, and I absolutely love this place. There’s nothing I don’t like.
Billingham·A month ago
The hotel is in a pleasant area near a park and river. The room is a decent size with comfy beds and both a bath and shower that provide plenty of hot water. The beds were comfortable too. Breakfast was cooked to order and fresh, but no cereals were offered for some reason; a pre‑set selection would have been nice. The staff member handling breakfast was fabulous, and she managed our taxi arrangements even while busy. I paid £140 with breakfast extra, which felt overpriced, but it was the Great North Run weekend so supply and demand explain it. The outside seating area was a bit untidy.
David·A month ago