Hotel Indigo Newcastle

Newcastle sits right by the Tyne, with historic bridges, river views, and walkable streets that make it an easy place for couples to unwind. If you're planning a romantic getaway, you'll find a charming choice of hotels from grand historic buildings to sleek modern retreats. Whether you love luxurious accommodation with city views or a cosy boutique with a touch of elegance, Newcastle's romantic hotels provide the perfect setting for a memorable escape... 

For the location

Dakota

  • If you want a central location with views of the river, The Vermont Hotel is a good choice. This neo-classical building set next to the medieval Castle Keep has romantic, grand interiors. There's a range of places to drink and dine here - perfect for couples - from the rooftop bar to a late-night bar and a Japanese restaurant.
  • Dakota is right on Newcastle’s Quayside so you and your loved one can step out to riverside strolls, iconic bridges, indie cafes. Beautifully designed bedrooms and sumptuous furnishings create an elegant feel with dark tones, velvet textures and low lighting. There's also a classy restaurant and bar, ideal for cocktails for two.

For an historic gem

Jesmond Dene House Hotel

  • You'd be forgiven for thinking Jesmond Dene House Hotel is nestled in the countryside, but it's actually just 10 minutes from the city centre. This grand Arts and Crafts building features original wood panelling, inglenook fireplaces and polished floorboards, alongside modern Italian furniture and contemporary art. Enjoy fine dining or relax by the fire in the library lounge at this peaceful couples' retreat. 

For a boutique stay

Hotel Indigo Newcastle

  • Grey Street Hotel- Once a grand bank, this boutique hideaway charms with arched windows, stately columns and rooms wrapped in moody greys, blacks and rich chocolate tones. Striking architectural photography adds drama, while the intimate basement spa offers a cosy spot for couples craving a stylish, quietly romantic escape.
  • Vibrant colours, oversized local artwork and a playful, city-energy vibe set the scene for a fun couples’ getaway at Hotel Indigo Newcastle. Steps from the station and theatre, it ticks the boxes with a lively bar, modern gym and standout steakhouse—ideal for pairs who want personality, buzz and effortless convenience.

Still not sure? 

  • Browse through our full list of accommodation options in Newcastle,
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Romantic Hotels in Newcastle

Jesmond Dene House Hotel

Newcastle

A luxury hotel, in a grandly historic building, that feels to be in the country, yet is minutes from the city centre. Original features mix with contemporary style to create a relaxed, unstuffy atmosphere with food that is fresh, modern and unfussy.

  • Total relaxation - Unwind in country estate style with impeccable service, fine dining, roaring fires and long walks through lush parklands.
  • Foodies - The 2 AA Rosette restaurant serves up locally sourced, seasonal cusine to the highest standard.
  • Great walks - Walk through the Jesmond Dene Park, a wooded ravine criss-crossed with paths and dotted with rustic bridges.
  • Sights nearby - Close to city centre attractions including the The Sage Gateshead and Newcastle Arena.
from £117 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees

Grey Street Hotel

Newcastle (Tyne and Wear )

Cool and sleek boutique hotel in a handsome Georgian building in a superb city-centre position. Rooms are smart, modern and fuss-free, plus there's a small beauty spa. An ideal city crash pad.

  • City Style - A chic hotel located on arguably the city's best street and boasting a small spa too.
  • Sights nearby - Make a trip to view the famed Angel of the North.
  • Spa
  • Boutique
from £79 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees

The Vermont Hotel

Newcastle (Tyne and Wear )

If you want a central location with views of the river, this hotel is hard to beat. An historic building, with grand public rooms in a contemporary style. The best bedrooms overlook the river with its famous bridges. A choice of eating options, including exemplary dinners and delightful high-teas.

  • Sights nearby - Discover the city's majestic medieval Castle Keep.
  • Spa
  • Restaurant
  • Traditional
from £76 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees

Hotel Indigo Newcastle

Newcastle

A stylish modern hotel set near Newcastle's Grainger Town and Central Station. Rooms have a playful feel with bright colours, oversized photographs, and sleek modern bathrooms. The best have great city views. With a gym, a steakhouse, and a lively bar — this has all the makings of a hip city stay.

  • Local exploring - Well positioned for access to the station, theatre, sights, and a good range of bars and restaurants
  • Short break - Set just three minutes from Central Station, this is a good option for a quick trip
  • Sights nearby - A visit to historic Castle Keep is a must on any visit
  • Restaurant - A Marco Pierre White-branded steakhouse restaurant
from £101 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees

Dakota

Newcastle

A low-key luxury hotel on Newcastle’s vibrant Quayside. Inside, expect dark tones, velvet textures and slick, low-lit interiors that feel effortlessly cool. There’s a smart grill restaurant, buzzing cocktail bar and some of the city’s biggest, sleekest rooms. Polished but not showy

  • Hotel Entertainment - Sip a sharp negroni or a smooth old fashioned in plush surrounds, where low lighting sets the scene for slow conversations
  • Learning - Explore the Victorian tunnels of the Victoria Tunnel Tour and uncover Newcastle’s hidden wartime history underground
  • Museums - Catch an edgy exhibition at BALTIC, just across the river, then stroll to The Glasshouse for an evening of live music
  • Local exploring - Step out to riverside strolls, iconic bridges, indie cafés, and BALTIC art—Quayside culture is at your doorstep
from £126 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees

Written by Jan Gooderham

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