Hoteles cerca de Tynemouth Priory en Newcastle-upon-Tyne

"great hotel by the beach, very friendly staff"

"Breakfast was delicious everyday, Great staff service and so very helpful. Callum was extremely helpful to us and especially Me needing first aid from a street fall.we will definitely recommend the Clifton ."

"Booked the hotel awhile back 3 rooms 2 rooms were placed outside the hotel in prefabricated buildings while one was in the hotel felt a little out of the way with this should really tell you its the Annex and not hotel ."

"We stayed here last weekend with our in-laws to visit family and the hotel was perfect for what we needed. The staff are really nice, I can only mention by name Jonathan on reception who was very helpful but all the other staff on reception were also lovely as well as the bar staff and chambermaids. We had two rooms just above the discotheque which is open at weekends and the night receptionist told us to expect a bit of noise but to be honest we were so whacked out it wasn't a problem. We...

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"Lovely little boutique hotel with everything we needed for a short break. Highly recommendable!"

"Foi legal."

"Better than expected - lovely building well maintained. Very clean."

"Was more than I expected."

"The hotel itself was excellent, as were the staff. The attached restaurant however, was atrocious. The service was practically non existent. We had tea and (very nice) cake there in the afternoon (eventually), and when we turned up for breakfast the next morning, our tea dishes were still on the table. At dinner time we sat for fifteen minutes before having to go and find someone to take our order. Frozen chips took a hour to arrive. In the morning, despite arriving 15mins after breakfast was...

"Unfortunately we were unable to stay at the Longship. We arrived after our concert to a closed pub. In the write up it states check in after 2pm with no end time, it also states to communicate with the property for late check in to arrange access no one responded. Please change the wording in the advert to explain better checking in only in pub hours."

"Better to remain silent"