Holiday Inn Hotel (Newcastle) Reviews
Newest Review: ... one of those key cards and set off finding our room. I believe it was 267 but don't quote me on that. We walked past a vending machine and an ice machine. The ice was free but vending machine was reasonably priced I believe. Eventually found our room. On the second (and top!) floor and actually could not have been further away if we'd tried from reception. It was down a very long corridor, probably around 200 yards and the last room. Bit of trek but again I wasn't disappointed. Finally got the card working and got in. It was quite a nice room, two single beds zipped together but I don't mind that as it's bigger than a double, more roo... more
Customer Holiday Inn Hotel (Newcastle) Reviews (1)
by - written on 20/05/09, updated on 20/05/09 (Very useful, 59 readings)
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My boyfriend is a generous sort and often treats me to weekends away. I've heard great things about Newcastle's shopping so he treated me to a weekend up there about 3 months ago now. We picked together the hotel and decided to go for a holiday Inn. Being students its being reasonably priced was one of the main criteria and this certainly was, two nights for £50. I've stayed in Holiday Inns before and they've always been great so was really looking forward to this hotel. This hotel is quite far out of town, probably about about 15 minutes or so car drive. Public transport I should imagine be quite tricky as you are quite in the middle of no where. ... Read the complete review
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