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Here is a quick summary of the type of hotels and accommodation you will find in Newcastle. If you are looking at a longer stay you can book up to 29 nights and you might want to look at the 67 hotels in Newcastle which have kitchens so eating in is an option.

There are 2 five star luxury hotels in Newcastle. There are 1 holiday homes (that number is homes only excluding apartments) offering unique locations and all the facilities of home. If you are looking for something eclectic, smaller or quaint there are 1 boutique hotels in Newcastle. 44 ever popular 4 star hotels, which are probably the best value accommodation in Newcastle for business or pleasure. In addition there are 3 star hotels providing everything without blowing the budget.

Keeping active is entirely possible at the 12 hotels in Newcastle with a gym And 18 hotels with a pool. 7 of the Newcastle hotels have both a gym and a pool. 2 have a tennis court. 4 of the Newcastle hotels have private pools.
Pampering, relaxation, massage and spa treatments are available at the 6 hotels with a spa and wellness centres. Or if you want to relax in your own room there are 15 hotels with a spa bath in your own room.

For larger groups of 4 or more there are 11 two (2) bedroom apartments some also with 2 bathrooms and 3 three (3) bedroom apartments in Newcastle.

If you are visiting Newcastle for a business trip you may be interested in the 45 Newcastle hotels with conference facilities. 87 Newcastle hotels have parking. And getting to and from the airport is made easier by the 25 hotels with an airport shuttle.

Newcastle is a metropolis found around 120 km north of Sydney. It is New South Wales’ second largest city. As Australia’s oldest seaport, it is (was?) the world’s largest coal exporter. The city has so many things to offer. It serves as a great base for tourists who want to explore more of New South Wales. Architecture enthusiasts will delight in the city’s heritage architecture. Aside from this, there are many other places to explore. These include the Queen’s Wharf Tower, Blackbutt Reserve, Nobbys Head, Newcastle Region Art Gallery, Fort Scratchley, and King Edward Park.

The city also has some notable festivals. The Mattara Festival, a weeklong festival characterized by a car race, a grand parade, and market stalls, is usually held in the later part of September to the earlier part of October. Celebrated at around the same time is the This Is Not Art Festival, an interesting festival which showcases works of young and aspiring artists. Another popular event is Surfest which happens to be the country’s largest surf festival.

Newcastle has many budget, mid-range, and first class accommodations and restaurants. There are also lots of shops that cater to all types of audiences. For those who yearn for the sun, sand, and clear waters, Bar Beach is located close by and is reputed to be the best of the beaches around the city.