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| The iconic bridges spanning the Tyne have been supplemented by the Gateshead Millennium Bridge (The Blinking Eye), joining Newcastle to its neighbour across the river – Gateshead – where a significant renaissance has also taken place in the shape of the audacious Sage Gateshead music venue and the Baltic Mills Centre for Contemporary Art. Newcastle’s celebrated city centre with its magnificent Georgian and Victorian architecture and plethora of shops is also just a stone’s throw away from the Copthorne Hotel; with all of this on its doorstep The Copthorne Hotel is a great base from which to explore Newcastle – a city which has become one of the UK’s favourite destinations for city breaks. |
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Newcastle Central Station is approximately 10 minutes’ walk from The Copthorne Hotel. Alternatively taxis and bus services are available from the station to the hotel. |
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| Air: |
Newcastle International Airport is approximately 15 minutes’ drive from The Copthorne Hotel. |
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From the North (A1)
Turn off the A1 and head towards Newcastle City Centre on the A695. At the roundabout take the second exit and continue to follow signs to the City Centre. At the next roundabout take the exit for the B1600 and the Quayside, and you will find The Copthorne Hotel on your right hand side. |
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From the South (A1)
Turn off the A1 and head towards Gateshead and City Centre on the A184. The A184 becomes the A189. Cross the River Tyne on the Redheugh Bridge, then at the end of the bridge take the first turn on the left and follow the signs for the Quayside on the B1600. You will then find The Copthorne Hotel on your right hand side. |
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Car parking is available on-site at The Copthorne Hotel. The car park is situated on the same side of the hotel as the entrance, i.e. on the opposite side to the river. |
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