Britannia Hotel Newcastle Airport
3 StarsTraditional Old Rangoon Restaurant, Value-driven park and fly packages
Traditional Old Rangoon Restaurant, Value-driven park and fly packages
Soundproofed rooms with runway views, Authentic Italian dining at Fratello’s
Historic coaching inn ambiance, Lively pub with live music and sports
Thyme restaurant and bar, Strategic Newcastle Airport gateway
Traditional airport stopover concept, Spacious family-friendly accommodations
Inn Fitness and Spa leisure club, Spacious double king family rooms
Heated indoor swimming pool, Full-service health and beauty salon
Heated indoor swimming pool, International dining with terrace
Budget-friendly airport accommodation, Nearby retail park access
Strategic A1 and A19 road junction, Pet-friendly accommodation
Lively library bar and cocktails, Exclusive cigar terrace and humidor
Countryside views from restaurant, Traditional pub dining
Adjacent Vintage Inn dining, Direct city transport links
Contemporary leisure complex concept, Convenient city and coast links
Traditional pub dining, Dog-friendly accommodation
Convenient regional transport links, Thoughtful pet-friendly hospitality
Heated indoor swimming pool, Full-service wellness facilities
Riverside setting in Swalwell, Versatile family and group rooms
Quayside district proximity, On-site multi-story parking
Riverside views from every room, On-site secure parking
St. James' Park stadium views, Boutique-style family rooms
On-site Thyme restaurant, Family-friendly value stays
Siren restaurant, Art Deco heritage design
Unique railway-view guestrooms, Empire Restaurant and bar
On-site dining at The Moor Farm, Family-friendly accommodation
Bar + Block Steakhouse dining, Convenient transport links
Signature Little Bao Boy menu, Modern city center base
Historic Quayside river views, Gino D'Acampo signature dining
Spacious multi-room Junior Suites, Versatile Bowes Suite event space
Locally sourced British gastronomy, Exclusive penthouse whirlpool bath
Hawthorns brasserie dining, Stephenson Quarter heritage site
Panoramic Tyne Bridge views, Windows on the Tyne Restaurant
Industrial-chic design concept, Secluded outdoor courtyard
Iconic Millennium Bridge views, The Glasshouse proximity
Panoramic River Tyne views, Traditional Thyme restaurant
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The Kirkley Hall Zoological Gardens are situated in the grounds of Kirkley Hall, the zoological gardens are open weekends and school holidays. It is open all year round but times vary in winter and summer. There are over one hundred species of animals including emus, wallabies, pygmy goats, donkeys, and meerkats. There are a range of activities for children and visitors can meet the keepers and learn about the animals. As well as the animals, there is a play area, forest trail, garden walks,and a tea room and gift shop. Prices: Adults £5 Children (aged 3-17) £3.50, Children (aged 2 or under) FREE Family tickets £15 (2 adults and 3 children)
Kirkley Hall and Gardens is a top attraction in Ponteland, known for its unique features that attract numerous visitors each year.
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Discover nearby attractions, such as Kirkley Hall and Gardens, Newcastle International Airport, Northumberland Cheese Company, Northumberland Golf Club, Newcastle Racecourse, all within a convenient distance from Kirkley Hall and Gardens.