Lifestyle hotels are part of Newcastle's cultural and economic dynamism. In 2023, the city in the north of England will see the opening of a Radisson Red in the immediate vicinity of St James Park, one of the oldest and largest football stadiums in the UK.
Design, a sky bar, a rooftop, a trendy restaurant: the hotel, located in the city centre and 500 m from the central station, will offer an attractive environment in addition to 200 rooms, a vast space dedicated to conferences and banquetsas well as places for informal meetings.
From December this year, the contemporary focus of Newcastle's hotel offering will take on a new twist with the opening of a Innside, the lifestyle brand of the Spanish Melia group. Situated in the heart of the city, on historic Quayside by the River Tyne and a short distance from the Baltic Centre for Contemporary Art, this hotel will also benefit from its proximity to the Sage Conference Centre.
In addition to its 161 rooms, the hotel adds a contemporary spirit to its meetings area with five creative meeting rooms which can accommodate up to 170 people. Designed by Faulknerbrowns, with interiors inspired by local architectural landmarks, including the spectacular bridges over the Tyne, Innside Newcastle also boasts a relaxed lobby, the Open Living Lounge, where you can unwind with a meal or a cocktail after work.
