Newcastle-upon-Tyne Hotel Guide - Seaton Delaval Hall hotels in Newcastle-upon-Tyne, United Kingdom.

"Wonderful stay. Plenty of parking space. Good for a chilled weekend as well as nightlife. Staff were wonderful"

"Ok"

"Fantastic Services always bar great food first class. Alicia and the rest of the bar team were a credit to the business. "

"Great service, fab breakfast and beautiful room spotlessly clean "

"Very kind, helpful host. Lovely clean caravan. Really enjoyed our stay and will definitely be returning. X"

"Great area, close to tram station, breakfast was a great start to the day and the staff were very friendly and welcoming. "

"Clean and fresh room with sea view. Plenty of space for adults and 3 kids and 2 dogs! Although I have a dog I could smell that the room allows dogs, maybe needs airing or room spray more often. Nice new bathroom suite but height not adjustable abd I'm short! Lovely food and brought to room because late in the evening for my youngest. Staff were helpful and friendly at every turn. Back door for evening use but able to use to unload our car. Quite narrow so a larger access would be good but really it was very helpful. I would definitely go again and it was affordable through the App."

"The property is lovely, clean and well decorated and has everything you need. The only issue we had was with the next door neighbours gate banging which caused our dog to keep barking as she thought someone was at the door."

"Lovely located 1930s house within easy walk of the fabulous beach. Comfortable bed in huge bay windowed upstairs room.Downstairs front bay windowed bedroom would make a lovely second reception/living room as back room is quite small with dining table in there along with L-shaped sofa and TV etc.There was a lot of personal food and toiletries left in the house, which was unusual, made it feel like you were staying in someone’s home rather than a rental.Hosts (Nick & Rodica) were lovely and accommodating and extended our last day until 1pm, which meant we had a nice relaxing morning on our last day. Many thanks! "