Hotels in Newcastle (New South Wales, Australia)

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933 hotels in Newcastle

  1. Apartment On King Street

    4 Stars

    Panoramic ocean views, Convenient indoor car parking

    See prices from 2 sites
    from  $155

  2. Reign Inn Newcastle

    4 Stars

    Seasonal outdoor swimming pool, Modern roadside motel concept

    See prices from 7 sites
    from  $118

  3. Noah's On The Beach

    4 Stars

    Mesmerising ocean-view rooms, Seasonal Hunter Valley dining

    See prices from 8 sites
    from  $155

  4. Holiday Inn Express Newcastle By Ihg

    4 Stars

    Smart and functional urban design, Modern fitness center

    See prices from 8 sites
    from  $163
    • Popular choice

    Merewether Motel

    4 Stars

    Heated outdoor pool and spa, Modern coastal boutique identity

    See prices from 6 sites
    from  $114
    • Popular choice

    ibis budget Newcastle

    3 Stars

    Secure on-site parking, Wallsend district accessibility

    See prices from 9 sites
    from  $79
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    Rydges Newcastle

    5 Stars

    Harbourside nautical views, Outdoor pool with waterslide

    See prices from 9 sites
    from  $173

  8. Crystalbrook Kingsley

    5 Stars

    Roundhouse signature restaurant, Forum Harbourside gym access

    See prices from 8 sites
    from  $152
    • Popular choice

    Crown on Darby Newcastle

    4 Stars

    Relaxing in-room whirlpool baths, On-site fitness and wellness

    See prices from 10 sites
    from  $120

  10. Honeysuckle Executive Apartments

    4 Stars

    Heated outdoor swimming pool, Waterside restaurant charge-back service

    See prices from 8 sites
    from  $143

  11. Mercure Newcastle

    4 Stars

    Outdoor swimming pool and terrace, On-site restaurant and bar

    See prices from 6 sites
    from  $148

  12. Novotel Newcastle Beach

    4 Stars

    Private balconies with ocean views, Heated indoor spa and sauna

    See prices from 11 sites
    from  $189

  13. QT Newcastle

    5 Stars

    Modern Italian dining at Jana, Signature Clock Suite

    See prices from 9 sites
    from  $168

  14. The Executive Inn

    4 Stars

    Dual heated tropical pools, Twelve diverse dining venues

    See prices from 8 sites
    from  $166

  15. ibis Newcastle

    3 Stars

    All-day dining at iBistro, On-site secure parking

    See prices from 9 sites
    from  $108

  16. The Grand Hotel Newcastle

    4 Stars

    Rooms with private balconies, Historic Victorian-era architecture

    See prices from 7 sites
    from  $100

  17. Little National Hotel Newcastle

    4 Stars

    Integrated room technology, State-of-the-art Technogym wellness centre

    See prices from 7 sites
    from  $118
    • Popular choice

    Best Western Plus Apollo Hotel Newcastle

    4 Stars

    Outdoor pool with garden views, Babbingtons Bar & Grill

    See prices from 8 sites
    from  $146

  19. General Roberts Hotel

    3 Stars

    Proximity to sporting venues, Renovated room interiors

    See prices from 4 sites
    from  $60

  20. Clarendon Hotel

    4 Stars

    Convenient light rail connectivity, Spacious rooms with balcony options

    See prices from 3 sites
    from  $178

  21. Warners at the Bay

    4 Stars

    Deluxe rooms with round baths, Modern boutique motel concept

    See prices from 7 sites
    from  $137
    • Popular choice

    Quest Newcastle West

    5 Stars

    Well-equipped fitness center, Proximity to Newcastle Interchange

    See prices from 8 sites
    from  $174

  23. Travellers Motor Village

    4 Stars

    Dedicated on-site parking, Local dining and transport links

    See prices from 7 sites
    from  $113

  24. Nags Head Hotel

    3 Stars

    Adamstown train station proximity, Communal kitchen access

    See prices from 6 sites
    from  $80

  25. Macquarie 4 Star

    4 Stars

    Bistro 458 restaurant, Creek-side Gold Spa Suites

    See prices from 6 sites
    from  $167
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    Mayfield Motel

    2 Stars

    Outdoor saltwater swimming pool, Retro 1960s motel experience

    See prices from 5 sites
    from  $90

  27. The Gateway Inn, Newcastle

    4 Stars

    Integrated entertainment and dining hub, Exclusive Balance Collective fitness access

    See prices from 8 sites
    from  $156

  28. Northern Star Hotel

    3 Stars

    Quirky Angel Heart aesthetic, Vibrant Beaumont Street location

    See prices from 7 sites
    from  $74

  29. Sydney Junction Hotel

    3 Stars

    Stylish bar and bistro decor, Hamilton train station proximity

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  30. The William Apartments Jesmond

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    from  $110

  31. The Lucky Hotel

    4 Stars

    Palm Springs-inspired urban oasis, Award-winning dining experiences

    See prices from 7 sites
    from  $150

  32. The Esplanade Motel

    3 Stars

    Waterfront location with lake views, Outdoor pool with BBQ and pizza oven

    See prices from 7 sites
    from  $146

  33. Terminus Apartment Hotel, an Ascend Collection Hotel

    4 Stars

    On-site secure parking, Heritage and modern apartment design

    See prices from 8 sites
    from  $179

  34. The Premier Hotel

    3 Stars

    Balcony access rooms, Adamstown's local pub charm

    See prices from 7 sites
    from  $70

  35. Pippi's at the Point

    3 Stars

    Speers Point lakeside setting, Diverse bistro menu

    See prices from 6 sites
    from  $114

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Newcastle, Australia: a surfer’s paradise in New South Wales

A lively harbour city two hours north of Sydney, Newcastle has an international reputation as one of Australia’s best surfing destinations. However, travellers who come for the epic waves and pristine, sandy shoreline will soon discover plenty of reasons to linger in their street clothes, from fascinating historical sites to the heavenly brunch spots and top-notch art on gallery (and alley) walls. And whether you desire a posh hotel with a romantic view or just a spot to drop your backpack before heading out on the town, there is a place in Newcastle for you.

Surf’s up…

Host of the annual Surfest Competition, Merewether Beach draws accomplished surfers from around the world. Newcastle Beach is also famous among the pros for the “perfect waves” off Newcastle Point, while Nobby’s Beach draws beginners and experts alike. Surfers who prefer a less crowded shore can join the locals at Dixon Beach, and four-legged travellers should make tracks to Horseshoe Beach; it’s the only leash-free stretch of sand in town. Young families flock to Bar Beach to paddle in the rock pool, though Newcastle also spoils swimmers of all ages with its beautiful ocean baths—some hardy souls even enjoy their calm, sparkling waters in the winter! Though holiday makers will find few hotels in Newcastle located directly on its beaches, some might even say this is part of their charm, and there are many places to stay just moments away from the sand.

Travel back in time…

The second oldest city in Australia, Newcastle has an award-winning museum devoted to its rich history, present, and future. The Newcastle Museum is a handsome, modern building within the historic Honeysuckle Railway workshops, which offers free admission to its permanent exhibitions. Young (and young-at-heart) visitors particularly enjoy lifting the car at Supernova, the museum’s hands-on science centre. Travellers can also learn more about the city’s military history (while enjoying its most spectacular vantage point) at Fort Scratchley; built during the Crimean War, this former military installation features an extensive network of underground tunnels and a chilling claim to fame. During World War II, the fort returned fire on a Japanese submarine, making it the only Australian fort to engage in an attack. Though the fort has been decommissioned for many years, first-time visitors should note that a gun is fired on site at precisely 1pm (to coincide with the Customs House time ball drop) every day that it is open, in keeping with a time-honoured seafaring tradition.

Feast your eyes…

The second largest art collection in New South Wales lives at the Newcastle Art Gallery. Travellers will find over 6,200 works of art here in a wide array of media, from ceramics and paintings to photographs and videos. After exiting through the gift shop, art lovers can wander through Newcastle’s handsome CBD in search of over 25 outdoor murals, including The Aquarium: this colourful tribute to Newcastle’s most iconic people and places can be found inside the pedestrian tunnel to Merewether Beach. Not far from the “time tunnel,” explorers will also find the Bather’s Way; this spectacularly scenic coastal walkway runs from the Mereweather Ocean Baths to Nobby’s Beach, and is linked to the Newcastle Memorial Walk, an inspiring clifftop route that pays tribute to ANZAC. King Edward Park is a beautiful place to ramble, too. And travellers who prefer a more structured approach to sightseeing will be pleased to find many guided walking tours on offer: architecture, history, and food are among the most popular themes.

Go wild…

Surrounded by unspoiled natural landscapes, Newcastle is an excellent base for an outdoorsy escape. Adventurous travellers can go chasing waterfalls at Glenrock State Conservation Area, home to the region’s last surviving pocket of coastal rainforest as well as a handful of ancient Aboriginal sites. At Blackbutt Reserve, just a few miles outside the city centre, visitors can cuddle a koala, pet a wombat, or take a selfie with a snake. In addition to award-winning wildlife exhibits and daily shows, the reserve offers over 182 hectares of scenic natural bushland criss-crossed by walking trails suited to all levels of athletic ability. Animal lovers looking for something a little wilder than a walk can canoe, bike, or even ride a Segway through the Hunter Wetlands Centre (home to 250 species!) or challenge themselves at the Tree Top Adventure Park: this playground in the sky offers over 100 elevated obstacles such as rope ladders, zip lines, and bridges, as well as magnificent views over natural Australian bushland and its native species.

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