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There is breakfast on Saturday and Sunday only, the scenery is very good, not far from the sea, Newcastle is still a little less as a holiday city in the holiday city, there are few things to eat around, it is recommended to bring some. There is no front desk in the hotel. Send a text message before check-in (if you can't receive it later, you can confirm it with Ctrip customer service). Follow the verification code to enter the door.

Opposite is the main beach. It is still very convenient to play the beach and the sea. The restaurant has a 180-degree floor view. You can enjoy it at breakfast. It is really good. There is a free low parking garage. It is two standard rooms connected together, which is really good. The bed in the standard room is very large, which is very convenient for family use. It ’s important to say that the hotel ’s restaurant service is really good. When I arrived at the hotel, one of my noodle cooker lines fell into the previous hotel and I went back to get it for another 2-3 hours. Later, I negotiated with the restaurant. Since the restaurant ca n’t cook takeaway food, the manager helped me think of a way to soak the noodles in hot water and then turn them in the microwave. Finally, Erbao had noodles and was happy. Wonderful. There are some shopping malls near the hotel, you need to go a little earlier, and there are many Chinese shops, dim sum shops and Japanese food shops, as well as spicy spicy pots. The closer you are to Sydney, the more Chinese food features appear. The ice cream shop opposite the hotel must go, go early in the evening, usually Australian shops open late in the morning, especially on weekends, and close at 8-9 in the evening.

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.

Extremely disappointed with the internet service. It was simply pathetic. 2-3 mps when you’re lucky is a painful reminder of how complacent Australian hotel management is towards its customers. In no other country I’ve been to has service been as poor, even in some 3rd world locations, that leave us way behind. Arrived early, unable to check in (as expected), but the promised phone call to let us know the room was ready didn’t happen. Not sure why offers are made when there doesn’t seem to be any intention to deliver. Otherwise a good hotel, in a good location; near the beach, with plenty of good food and coffee venues nearby.

very good apartment, comfy bed too. Great location, it is the end of town to stay in. Went to Thai on same street, up past the beach tram stop. Definitely eat there again. The beer at Grainery (or whatever it's called), also on same street towards beach, very good too. Breakfast best two blocks up the side street on corner of Bolton and King, has the best breaky and coffee around. I will go back to Terminus Apartments next trip.

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.

Very impressed with hotel itself and reception staff, they went out of their way to ensure we were being looked after. We got a call ahead of check in to advise us we may want to reserve a table for dinner and then called us ahead of check in time to let us know our room was ready early.

Quite a nice old hotel that's been refurbished. Rooms are clean and nice- beds a bit too close together in a twin room, there's a fridge and coffee/tea making facilities. Lots of power points. Lighting could be better. We were there Easter Sunday and there was an all day rave until 10pm- the walls were shaking it was so loud! Shame it was doof doof music and not some decent stuff or we'd have joined in! The corridors are adorned with old photos/prints which is a nice touch. I liked the place a lot. Comfy bed, nice rooms. Good location.