The Copthorne Hotel Newcastle is a well-established landmark hotel on Newcastle’s Quayside; since it opened in 1990, at a time when the quayside was still yet to be transformed into the celebrated venue it is today, the Copthorne Hotel has offered a unique blend of contemporary style with traditional values of friendly service and comfortable accommodation. It is the thoughtful combination of features and the finesse with which they are executed that make the Copthorne Hotel Newcastle such a success. Peace and quiet is combined with accessibility while the novel and modern styling is combined with a familiarity borne from its role in the rejuvenation of the quayside. Further, the qualities of an elegant and discreet luxury hotel are fused with a warm Tyneside greeting that will make you want to return here again.

The four-star Copthorne Newcastle Hotel’s location is ideal for people visiting the city; the renowned vibrant nightlife and the mesmerising array of restaurants, pubs, bars and nightclubs of the quayside and the city centre are within touching distance of the hotel. Yet the Copthorne is sufficiently far from the action that the beat of the party is never intrusive – the best of both worlds perhaps. Newcastle’s Copthorne Hotel is also easy to get to; whether you arrive by road or by rail the venue is not difficult to find. The splendid Victorian elegance of Newcastle’s Central Station is a mere 10 minute walk away, while motorists will be impressed by the Copthorne’s on-site car park, a rare feature in a city centre hotel.

The city’s quayside has come a long way in the last 20 years, and the Copthorne Hotel was one of the pioneers in its regeneration. When it was purpose-built in 1990, the hotel stood on a very different quayside to today’s celebrated waterfront. Years of neglect and running down of the area, along with the demise of Newcastle’s once-proud coal, shipbuilding and engineering industries saw the quayside fall into a sorry state. It was through tremendous vision and drive, and no small amount of investment, that the area was rejuvenated and given a fresh lease of life. Today’s quayside is an exciting place, with an enticing blend of nightlife, culture and striking architecture.

Copthorne Hotel Newcastle
The Close
Quayside
Newcastle-upon-Tyne
Tyne and Wear
NE1 3RT
United Kingdom

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• Number of rooms : 156
• Car parking : Chargeable onsite parking
• Internet access : Chargeable wireless throughout
• Restaurants and bars : Quay 7 Restaurant and Bar
• Conference rooms : 9
• Swimming pool and gym
• Transport : Newcastle Central Station, 10 minute walk