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11 years ago
Comfy beds, close to shore, friendly / chatty Geordie owner (Jerry) is extremely hospitable and accommodating. 80 Mbps d/l free WiFi! Best speeds I've found this three week trip. read more
20 north parade
Whitley Bay NE26
United Kingdom
0191 252 2319
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http://www.lighthouseguesthouse.co.uk
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What time does lighthouse guesthouse open?
lighthouse guesthouse opens at 7:00 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
What time does lighthouse guesthouse close?
lighthouse guesthouse closes at 12:00 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Mon-Sun 7:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Does lighthouse guesthouse have free WiFi?
Yes, lighthouse guesthouse has free WiFi.
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I have stayed here a few times and had the family room with my kids great value close to the…read morebeach and other stuff great breakfast !!!
No. 61 is a great place to stay while visiting the area. I have visited Tynemouth twice, but only…read morestayed here the second time, but for three nights with family. In fact, we took up a majority of the rooms offered here. The proprietors and employees are so kind and wish to make you feel at home. Breakfast is included in the tea room with your room and never disappoints especially when enjoyed in the Guest House private garden located in the back of the house. The rooms range from small double-sized beds to large "family" rooms all with en-suite washrooms. Clean, comfortable, and its superb location (next door to Salutation Inn pub and in the heart of bustling and beautiful ocean-side Tynemouth with train access to Newcastle approx 5 minute walk) only enhance the guest houses' already appealing price. If you're lucky enough to snag the room at the back of the house with the private patio porch looking over South Shields, then do so! The only problem with this room is that the door outside is your only access to fresh air (not so great on a rainy day). I would 100% recommend No. 61 Guest House to anyone visiting Tynemouth.
Just returned from one night at No 61 in Tynemouth…read more The property was clean and tidy, the rooms comfortable and the staff accommodating. Breakfast was hot and plentiful, the beds were comfortable, bathrooms very clean and generally was a pleasant stay. Tynemouth is a very pretty village in itself. The only problem is parking at weekends (very busy in the village). We had a bit of confusion over the price quote on the phone to us and the price we ended up paying, so get confirmation in writing of how much you are paying before you go.
Had to visit North of England for some business opportunities, after browsing on the usual booking…read morewebsites, i decided to go for this guesthouse. I do not regret it.Thoroughly enjoyable stay. I almost made the mistake of booking with Expedia but I wanted to check the breakfast options and I found the breakfast was a free upgrade for website bookings so I got a better deal overall on their homepage. My room was spacious and clean with modern touches eg usb sockets. The wifi was excellent. and the location is great, not far from the sea. Price is friendly, at least compared to what i am used to pay in my country (Switzerland). I look forward to returning.
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For our overnight stay in Newcastle, we needed a cheap place to stay in a central location and the…read moreThistle did the job. We booked a month in advance on booking.com, meaning we got a great deal for two double rooms. Check out time is extremely reasonable, at 12pm for no extra cost. Perfect if you've got a late night ahead of you and fancy a lie-in the next morning. Newcastle is the place to party, after all! Embrace that lie-in. The hotel was pretty standard. Rooms have baths, televisions, kettles; everything you'd possibly need for the duration of your stay and no nasty extra hidden costs. Room service is also available. My only complaint was that our hallway had a funny smell when we arrived. We soon discovered that there were plates with leftover fish and chips left outside one of the rooms. It seemed that the guests had left it for the cleaning staff. This couldn't be helped and the hallway was clean and fresh by the time we returned that evening. There's also a bouncer on the door in the evening so prepare for that. You'll just need your name checked off a list and to give your room number. The Thistle was just fine for an overnight stay, with friendly staff and reasonable prices.
Probably not the best hotel for Newcastle but low stress option. Excellent old style Thistle hotel…read morewith comfortable rooms - poor view though if you get a room at the back. Although good for a first time visit to Newcastle as you can't miss it - it is directly opposite the station. More expensive then many other hotels in the area but worth the money for comfort. You are less likely to encounter stag / hen parties here - a problem with many other nearby hotels at weekends.
You would be hard pressed to find anywhere more central. Step out of the hotel and you are in…read morecentral Newcastle. The rooms are clean and comfortable. Staff are cheerful and helpful. Nothing is missing and it is considerably cheaper than other equally central hotels.
I have just returned from a one night stay at this hotel. The overall experience was very positive…read more Check in was quick and efficient, the staff seemed very professional. I had requested a sea view room when I made the booking and this is exactly what I was given, with stunning views of the coastline. The rooms are immaculate with a king size bed and luxurious bedding. The only reason I have not rated this hotel a '5' is because of the service at breakfast. We had been seated a good 10 minutes before they served us our tea and coffee. The breakfast was self service but the food was not replenished quick enough and there was always empty serving dishes, resulting in a constant queue of people waiting for the next batch to come out. Apart from the issue at breakfast, our stay was excellent and I cannot fault anything. This is a brilliant value for money hotel.
You can never go far wrong with a Premier Inn,this one was no exception! Situated near an…read moreindustrial estate. It has the usual good standard of Premier Inn bedrooms, complete with free tea and coffee, plus shower gel in a dispenser in the bathroom. There is a pub/restuarant next door where you can pre-order your breakfast, well worth doing. Continental or Full English is on offer. We did have an evening meal in the pub, it was a little busier then but a good meal. Ample car parking too
This is a typical country pub with lovely furniture a very nice atmosphere and gorgeous food…read more Highly rated amongst the local population and ideal for a lunch or half an ale on a winters day. The landlord is a real character who keeps his customers entertained and will keep you coming back for more. A word of warning though, don't order a starter unless your stomach is like the black hole of Calcutta - the portion sizes are extremely generous.
Chraming cosy pub in Ellington Village in Northumberland. Near to cresswell beach & druridge bay,…read moreyou can easily stop off here if you are on your way up the coast to amble, or coming back down from that way. Very easy to find and such a nice place. Lovely friendly atmosphere, we got a warm welcome when we arrived. They do a good range of food served Mon-Sat 12pm -8pm and Sunday Lunch 12pm - 3pm. I have not tried a Sunday lunch yet but have been midweek when the food was lovely, generous portions! I thought the cost of the main meals were very good and were what I expect from a local pub. Talking to the lady behind the bar she informed us that they have just added some B&B accommodation, this will come in handy for relatives visiting us from Yorkshire, a bit different from the usual premier inn. The pub itself has a very nice lounge, very relaxing with fireplace. There is plenty of seating in the restaurant and this has a warm atmosphere. There is a separate bar area which also has a nice feel to it. I will come back here again, and although I do not live in Ellington, i wish this was my local! Plenty of parking outside the pub. Fantastic pub grub with a good atmosphere and pleasant surroundings, I'll be back!
Had a great time at this pub with a booked group of 16 people. Nothing was too much trouble for…read moreKatrina the owner, and her fab staff. One of the group cheekily added her request to the already comprehensive menu,........ and got it, Katrina actually going out to obtain her request. Stunning!! Can't speak too highly of the food, some fussy eaters were really blown away by the quality of the food. The Inn itself, is lovely and comfortable, with great atmosphere. Thanks for making the meal special x
Jurys inn is in a great location for great views of the millennium bridge right on the quayside and…read moreBaltic. I felt like a lot of the female staff members looked unfriendly and unapproachable and barely smiled which wasn't pleasant, only one who came across really lovely and pleasant was the young guy, unfortunately didn't catch his name but he was very helpful and friendly. The-room was basic and seemed a little dated with the small tv on the desk. nowadays there's a plasma on the wall which would look a lot better, but very comfortable bed and facilities were great.There was tea/coffee making facilities, iron and iron board and hairdryer all in the room. shower over bath was powerful and temperature was great. breakfast was good with a lot of variety and I had a very pleasant stay and would stay there again definitely.
Nothing special. Rooms are decent, breakfast is enough choice but low quality (even the coffee…read moredid not really tasted luke a fresh brew. No adapter for electricity for euro plugs. Bit in a dark dodgy side of the river, but walkibg distance to the other side of the river by the millenium bridge. Had lunch in the bar, and tasted ok but a bit chemical. Tv in the room did not work but could not get bothered to get it fixed for one night
Gorgeous hotel in Newcastle with a trendy rooftop bar (Above). The lobby is traditional and quaint…read morewith elegant decor. The room is a great size with a lovely bathroom complete with shower/tub combo, toilet and sink, and floor to ceiling tile. The hotel is lovely and we have enjoyed our stay. The rooftop bar is very trendy and beautiful with great food. Definitely recommend, great location to everything.
Great central location and beautiful lounges but unfortunately I cannot give the Vermont more than…read more3 stars. When my parents visit they always try out a new hotel and in comparison to some it doesn't quite live up to its 4 star rating. I was rather disappointed in advance as I had emailed them asking if I could upgrade my parents room and if we needed to book afternoon tea - no response! So on arrival they were allocated a room on the 10th floor with a 'river view' but don't be fooled by this. The Vermont hotel is very much in the city centre and not on the quayside so you get a distant view of the bridges at best. As for the room it was lovely and clean but the bathroom was very small and definitely not up to standard. There was a yellow crust around the sink where it had not been looked after and poorly covered up patches on the walls (not 4* standard at all). The staff in all fairness did offer to show them to another room but apparently this was no better. The WiFi also didn't work the first day and when it did return the connection wasn't great. We had afternoon tea in the lounge after my personal recommendation and I definitely stand by the fact this is my favourite place for a little indulgence. The lounges in comparison to the rooms are luxurious, welcoming and relaxed. The gentleman's afternoon tea is excellent value for money! You get a whole burger and chips alongside a mini scotch egg and pork pie, cheeses, piccalilli and a selection of desserts. Oh and not forgetting the unlimited tea and half pint - highly recommended! We went out for a meal and drinks in the evening and on our return someone had been into the room and removed one of the chairs so they were only left with one chair between the two of them - no communication to explain the purpose of this and overall very disappointing. Highly recommend the Vermont for a visit to the lounge for food and/or drinks but the hotel rooms don't offer the best value for money unfortunately!
Hotel bang on the quayside with swanky new luxury apartments on one side and the small boat Marina…read moreon the other side. We went for Sunday lunch. There were no staff on Reception, so we meandered our own way through to the back dining room where lunch was being served. It was a shame that lunch was being served in this back room as it is the least attractive of the two rooms; the first room has a wonderful view of the Tyne, with a polished floor, whereas the back room is charmless if functional. The Carvey is set out at one side. A member of staff showed us to a small square table set for two which was wedged in rather too close to other tables for my liking and certainly would not have been where I would have chosen to sit myself. The table was also too high for the chairs and was higher than the 'proper' other dining tables. The food was good. The meat tender, though hubby disappointed that I got the last of the lamb and we were told no more was forthcoming! Oh dear...and it was only 2.15pm...the veg was nicely cooked and the gravy all proper and tasty! It would have been a five star rating if they had only thought more about creating a better ambiance and comfort for their diners...this was by no means the cheapest Sunday lunch to be found and such lovely food really does deserve a nicer setting. Don't spoil the boat for a ha'porth of tar as any of the boating folk next door would have said...