Spa Hotels in Newcastle

Awesome accommodation, amazing and compassionate staff (especially Demi). The rooms are always clean. There can be better rooms for the same price/cheaper elsewhere but I always prioritise The Lucky when booking as they always look after us. Additional bonus, they have a lift for accessibility.

For a hostel, the Newcastle Beach YHA is a great value for money. Location is perfect, 5 minute walk to the beach, right off the light rail from the train station and overall quiet (minus weekends). The vintage home has great curb appeal and is in overall good condition inside. The stained glass windows, deep couches and foyer/staircase are very comfortable to relax in. Kitchen is a little tired but overall in good condition and well stocked. Laundry worked well too and powder is available for sale. The bedrooms can get really warm and stuffy, even with the window open. And with no air con, summer would be hot here. Good storage with outlets in the rooms but the bed squeak and move around a lot of both bunks are filled. WiFi works well in the common space too. And the hostel has activities during the week, like a free sausage sizzle, which was fun. My only quibble was how well the WHV kids living there cleaned the place. Watching a few of them while eating or cooking, it seemed like a quick touch and go job. Kitchen doesn’t seem to be cleaned out regularly as I could smell rotting food regularly in the fridge. Would recommend it and would stay again, but if you want quieter atmosphere, don’t go on weekends.

The hotel is very general, listed four stars, but it is actually far from the international four-star level. The room is very small, but the facilities are general, the floor is below five floors, so any room type booked can not see the sea view. The room was very poor, the tea cups didn't feel washed, and the tea stains that were easy to clean were clearly visible. The tabletop of the room is covered with floating dust, and fine yellow hair can be seen on the bathroom wall.

Great stay at Rydges Newcastle. Awesome location on the harbour. Close to beaches and with ample dining options right on your doorstep. The only let down was the buffet breakfast. Not a great selection of food, and the staff were totally overwhelmed with the breakfast crowd. Food was very slow to come from the egg station and tables were left unclean.

Clarendon Hotel provides flawless service and all the necessary facilities for visitors.Remain linked during your visit by utilizing the complimentary internet access available. The hotel offers complimentary parking for guests who arrive with their own mode of transport.Need some relaxation? Your room features daily housekeeping to make your stay even more comfortable and enjoyable. The hotel is completely smoke-free. During your visit, indulge in a range of delightful culinary choices at hotel to enhance your experience. Experience a fantastic evening effortlessly! Relish an entertaining night without venturing beyond the confines of the bar.

The service from all employees was 5 star. All friendly and smiling nothing was too much trouble. The rooms were as you would expect for a QT Hotel and delivered a luxurious experience. There was no top sheet on the bed - which I found a bit odd - but each to their own. I stayed in room 211 and the only issue was a strong sewerage like smell when entering the room - but this dissipated after 5-10min in the room - but it happened each time I entered the room

The Mrs. and I were on an extended vacation in Australia (3 months), which included a three-day drive of discovery between Sydney and the Sunshine Coast. One of our overnight stops was in Newcastle, where we stayed at the Crystalbrook. Typically, when we travel we stay at the nicest 4 or 5 star hotel we can afford (particularly if we can book it via Amex Play Fine Hotels and Resorts, which comes with a number of benefits), but we found the Crystalbrook almost by accident, as we searched for a hotel with a parking garage where our packed car could be kept overnight, versus on the street. Great find indeed. The Crystalbrook is a midsize luxury hotel, developed within a renovated office building. It is new(ish), fresh and well maintained. It is a bit quirky, thanks to some of the accommodation made as a former office building, but those quirks are charming, not annoying, or off putting. Accommodations were quite upscale – not on par with say the Four Seasons, but very nice. We dined at the in-house restaurant and found the food better than standard hotel fare, which was nice. However, the best trait of the Crystalbrook was its staff. Everyone we encountered was polite and pleasant. They made our overnight stay a positive one. I am not sure if we will have occasion to travel to Newcastle again, but should that occasion arise, will we be staying at the Crystalbrook. Should you have occasion to me in Newcastle, I recommend you stay there as well.

We enjoyed our stay, had 2 different nice generous rooms in a traditional pub. In the bigger one you couldn't open the windows (I like fresh air at night) but it was a hot air con night anyway, so all good. Parking requires a bit of smartness, if you don't want to pay meters look up the hill. The Grand is only two blocks from the beach and one block from two very good coffee places plus plenty of restaurants. Nice draft beers downstairs.