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Local Attractions

Located just 15 minutes from the neighbouring cities of Newcastle and Sunderland and 20 minutes from Durham, our hotel is perfectly placed for a healthy dose of culture and sightseeing.

From Newcastle’s iconic bridges and shops, and Sunderland’s famous stadium and coastal landscapes, to Durham’s historic cathedral and castle, there’s so much to see and do.

Discover three of the northeast’s most exciting cities and unearth your own adventure.

Aerial view of Newcastle upon Tyne with the River Tyne and its bridges under a cloudy blue sky.

Newcastle City Centre

Compact and vibrant, Newcastle’s city centre is known for its scenic Quayside, Newcastle Castle, Grey Street and Monument. Shop ‘til you drop at Eldon Square, Northumberland Street and Central Arcade and discover a wealth of fascinating museums and galleries.

Aerial view of Durham Cathedral beside the River Wear, surrounded by the historic city and green countryside.

Durham Cathedral & City

The historic city of Durham is packed with winding streets, magnificent architecture and a host of independent shops and cafes. Home to 11th-century Durham Cathedral and Durham Castle (a designated UNESCO heritage site), it’s a wonderful place to walk, eat and even row on the River Wear.

Historic Newcastle Brown Ale tram outside a brick Barclays Bank building, with passengers and pedestrians on a cobbled street.

Beamish Museum

Be amazed by the sights and sounds of the living museum of the North. Located in Durham, Beamish Museum features historic buildings that were saved from demolition, moved and rebuilt at the museum, brick by brick. Walk through historic streets with shops, a pub and a school and discover a working coal mine. It’s a fascinating insight into the north’s industrial heritage.

Tyne Bridge spanning a street between historic stone buildings in Newcastle upon Tyne

Gateshead Quays

Situated on the south bank of the River Tyne, this lively regeneration district is known for its galleries, including the BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art, The Glasshouse International Centre for Music and the Gateshead Millennium Bridge. It’s a fantastic destination for scenic walks, sightseeing and enjoying a bite to eat.

Aerial view of St James' Park football stadium in Newcastle upon Tyne, England

St James' Park

Home of Newcastle United, pay a visit to the 9th largest football stadium in England. Enjoy a stadium tour, brave the heights and take an exhilarating rooftop tour, enjoy a game or watch one of the stadium’s many exciting events.

Aerial view of the Stadium of Light football stadium in Sunderland, with red-and-white seating and the surrounding cityscape.

Stadium of Light

Home to Sunderland AFC and one of the UK’s leading concert venues, the stadium’s name reflects the region’s mining heritage, specifically the miners’ lamps. You can take a tour of the stadium and enjoy concerts and events throughout the year.