Dakota Newcastle
5 StarsLively library bar and cocktails, Exclusive cigar terrace and humidor
Lively library bar and cocktails, Exclusive cigar terrace and humidor
Siren restaurant, Art Deco heritage design
Quayside district proximity, On-site multi-story parking
Signature Little Bao Boy menu, Modern city center base
St. James' Park stadium views, Boutique-style family rooms
Riverside views from every room, On-site secure parking
Unique railway-view guestrooms, Empire Restaurant and bar
Bar + Block Steakhouse dining, Convenient transport links
Traditional Italian dining at Fratello’s, Modern fitness center
Industrial-chic design concept, Secluded outdoor courtyard
On-site dining at The Cog & Wheel, Entertainment at the bar
Panoramic Tyne Bridge views, Windows on the Tyne Restaurant
Historic Quayside river views, Gino D'Acampo signature dining
Locally sourced British gastronomy, Exclusive penthouse whirlpool bath
Panoramic River Tyne views, Traditional Thyme restaurant
Iconic Millennium Bridge views, The Glasshouse proximity
Triple-glazed city views, Premium White Company toiletries
Scenic River Tyne vistas, Secure underground parking
Hawthorns brasserie dining, Stephenson Quarter heritage site
ButlerBot robotic room service, Modern 24-hour fitness suite
Panoramic ABOVE rooftop bar, The Maven restaurant dining
Quayside Millennium Bridge views, Shipbuilding themed signature suites
Versatile family and double rooms, Contemporary glass-fronted architecture
Elevated city view corner rooms, Prime Central Station positioning
Industrial and maritime design story, Private city view balconies
The Bar and Grill dining, Dedicated first-floor meeting suite
Award-winning boutique hotel experience, Historic Friar House architecture
Historic Proctor House setting, Central Quayside district access
Brasserie-style evening dining, Secure on-site parking
Family-friendly city base, Central Waterloo Square location
Global flavors at Blanc Restaurant, Traditional Jesmond townhouse charm
Award-winning Sohe fusion dining, Boutique Jesmond townhouse stay
River Tyne quayside views, Historic Edwardian steam shipping home
On-site private parking, Budget-friendly city base
Authentic Italian dining at Florence, Lively bar and karaoke rooms
The prices and availability we receive from booking sites change constantly. This means you may not always find the exact same offer you saw on trivago when you land on the booking site.
The Great North Museum holds all of the collections that were formerly held in the Hancock Museum and the Shefton Museum, both of which closed in 2008. This new museum opened on 23rd May 2009 at a cost of £26 million. The Great North Museum includes two distinct sites; the Hancock building and the Hatton Art Gallery. The Hancock building was the site of the former Hancock Museum, a natural history museum. Amongst the exhibits held at the Hancock building are a full size skeleton of a T-Rex dinosaur and an interactive model of Hadrian’s Wall. There are also objects from Ancient Greece and Egyptian mummies. The Hatton Gallery is an art gallery that contains over 3,000 paintings and sculptures dating back to the 14th century. This was formerly part of Newcastle University’s museum and these are currently still displayed there with no plans to relocate them to the Hancock building. This gallery is now part of the Great North Museum but can be found in the University’s Fine Art building. The Great North Museum is open daily from 10am until 5pm (Monday to Saturday) and 2pm until 5pm (Sunday). Admission is free.
Great North Museum is a top attraction in Newcastle upon Tyne, known for its unique features that attract numerous visitors each year.
Explore various stays near Great North Museum, including popular choices like Hansen Hotel, Kensington House by Warren Collection, 91 Aparthotel Jesmond Road, Holiday Inn Newcastle - Jesmond By Ihg, Holiday Inn Newcastle City.
Discover nearby attractions, such as Great North Museum, British Science Festival, EAT! NewcastleGateshead, Alice in Wonderland Trail, City Hall, all within a convenient distance from Great North Museum.