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“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.”

“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.”

Hotel Review

It’s hard to believe this country-house-style hotel next to a wooded ravine is only a 10-minute drive from the city centre. The grand Arts and Crafts building - once the home of a prominent Victorian industrialist – was designed for entertaining and its original wood panelling, inglenook fireplaces and polished floorboards have been skilfully blended with modern Italian furniture, rich-coloured upholstery and contemporary art. A collection of cartoons and wire-sculpture dogs give the feel of a relaxed, idiosyncratic country house. Bedrooms are quietly elegant with softly striped carpets, clean-lined furniture, feature wallpapers and muted shades jazzed up with shots of copper, sea-green or plum-red. Thick curtains and velvet armchairs add texture while pot-plants and glossy magazines add inviting touches. All are different in shape; some have bay windows or window-seats, a few have terraces. While afternoon tea is one of the star turns, save room for dinner; the cooking is assured and modern without being fussy, and the set menu better value than the a la carte. A city hotel with the peace and views of a country-house hotel.
 

Written by Helen Pickles

Recommended For

  • 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.
  • Hotel Entertainment
  • Sit back and relax by a roraing fire in the library lounge, no better way to pass an evening.
  • Designer Shopping
  • Newcastle highstreet is only ten minutes away and has a great selection of designer stores
  • Sights nearby
  • Close to city centre attractions including the The Sage Gateshead and Newcastle Arena.
  • Other Activities
  • The Jesmond Dene park has its own petting zoo, perfect for the little kids.
  • Wedding license
  • Rooms with balcony/terrace
  • Family Suites
  • Quiet
  • Gourmet
  • Country House
  • Full of character
  • Good wine list
  • House party feel
  • Traditional
  • Restaurant
  • Historic
  • Antiques
  • Child friendly
  • Disabled access
  • Charming
  • Luxury
  • Romantic
  • Free wifi
  • Views
  • Conference facilities

Facilities

  • Parking
  • Free parking
  • Walking distance restaurants
  • No pets
  • In room DVD
  • Rooms with balcony/terrace
  • Fireplace
  • Car not required
  • Wedding license
  • Bar
  • Family Suites
  • Outdoor dining
  • Meeting Room
  • Private dining room
  • Good wine list
  • Concierge
  • Restaurant
  • Garden
  • Child friendly
  • Sitting Room
  • Room service
  • 24 Hour room service
  • Disabled access
  • Suites
  • Bath robes
  • Satellite / Cable TV
  • Wifi
  • Free wifi
  • Views
  • Conference facilities
  • Safe

Activities

  • Great walks
  • Walk through the Jesmond Dene Park, a wooded ravine criss-crossed with paths and dotted with rustic bridges.
  • Hotel Entertainment
  • Sit back and relax by a roraing fire in the library lounge, no better way to pass an evening.
  • Designer Shopping
  • Newcastle highstreet is only ten minutes away and has a great selection of designer stores
  • Sights nearby
  • Close to city centre attractions including the The Sage Gateshead and Newcastle Arena.
  • Other Activities
  • The Jesmond Dene park has its own petting zoo, perfect for the little kids.

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Why do people love staying in your hotel?
We are in an enviable location; almost in the country yet still in the city. We have space, peace and room to breathe. We don’t take our good fortune for granted. All this makes us even more passionate that our guests are well looked after; above all, feel at home. Because it is a home, albeit quite a grand one. As an independent hotel, we can make our own rules. We can be flexible to meet our guests’ wishes. We listen to what you say and do our best to accommodate. We’re passionate about detail, too. Often it’s the little things that make the difference. Whether you come to Jesmond Dene House to meet a friend for coffee or for an indulgent weekend away, we look after you in exactly the same way. You are our guests and we want you to feel comfortable.

What is there to do in the area?
Eldon square shopping centre
Sage
Quayside
Pets corner
St James’ Park

What kind of breakfast do you offer?
- Continental breakfast. Full Cooked Breakfast Menu.

Do you offer other meals? And can you recommend good places to eat out locally?
- Yes we offer breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea, Sunday lunch and dinner (a la carte & house menu (3-course) dinner options)

Which are your most popular room types, and why?
All of our rooms are uniquely designed and vary in size and amenities. Deluxe rooms are quite popular as they are spacious and most with beautiful views of the gardens, located in the original building. Our junior suites are also very popular as they are in the New House and very spacious.

What facilities do you have for children and can you fit extra beds in your rooms ?
Yes, some of our rooms can hold cots and extra beds for 12 and under. We have two junior suites with sofa beds, for adults.
We are located in the Dene – which has multiple walking paths to explore as well as Pet’s Corner.

Other Reviews

Jesmond Dene House

"A grand city mansion that persuades you it’s a rather lovely country house."

Originally published by The Telegraph (view article)