Top Business 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.

This hotel is in a perfect location and the staff make you so welcome . Rooms are clean and comfortable. James and Daniel at reception are very efficient , lovely lads who instantly made us feel so welcome and continued to look after us throughout our stay . Can’t wait to come back

I’ve stayed here before, but my most recent stay was underwhelming. After I checked in, I got the luggage from my car. I had quite a lot with me and I was loading it on a trolley (I was clearly struggling) and 2 staff members stood there talking and just watched me! After I loaded everything on and was pushing it inside only then did one of them reluctantly ask ‘are you right with that?’. The very long corridors were inconvenient to push so much luggage with no assistance. While my room was clean and tidy, I noticed when I got into bed that the sheets smelt as though they had been left in the washing machine too long and had that odour to them. I didn’t bother complaining as when I checked in I was told they have me in a disability room because ‘that’s all we had left to put you’. The smell was so strong that when I got home I realised my pyjamas had the same odour to them. I got room service one night and the food was awful. Staff member who checked me out was lovely, and this time, a staff member immediately offered (politely) to help get my luggage in my car. I would give this hotel another chance purely because other times everything has been fine, but this experience was not so great!

With a stay at The Clarendon Hotel, you'll be centrally located in Newcastle, within a 10-minute drive of Newcastle Beach and John Hunter Hospital. This upscale hotel is 9.3 mi (15 km) from Lake Macquarie and 0.1 mi (0.1 km) from Newcastle Civic Theater.Make use of convenient amenities, which include complimentary wireless internet access and a television in a common area.Grab a bite to eat at The Clarendon Courtyard, a restaurant where you can enjoy drinks at the bar/lounge and dine alfresco. Or stay in and take advantage of the room service (during limited hours).Featured amenities include express check-in, express check-out, and complimentary newspapers in the lobby.Make yourself at home in one of the 20 guestrooms featuring refrigerators and iPod docking stations. Complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected, and digital programming is available for your entertainment. Private bathrooms with showers feature complimentary toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include desks and coffee/tea makers, and housekeeping is provided daily.

Lovely hotel in central location. Staff very nice & helpful. Recommend paying the extra & get valet parking as other option can be confusing to begin with. Roof top bar was lovely but music very loud. Love the Kevin Murphy bathroom products. Yes, we would stay again when in Newcastle.

First time at a Crystalbrook hotel. It was a pleasant experience. Rooms are really spacious with nice modern decor/retro design touches. Bed was ok, pretty firm. Room entry is a bit of a wasted space around closet area, probably could have been better utilised. Bathroom was well equipped, probably could have been bigger based on wasted entry area. The hotel has a rather sombre vibe so a bit vanilla in that respect. Restaurant not open Sunday eves so couldn't try. Bar on top level has pretty good views but a bit disjointed between nice bar and seating area in a seperate room. Didn't get a buzzy feeling there. Location was ok, bit out of central CBD but close enough to Darby St eateries so had my Sunday dinner there. Opposite Civic Park and close to waterfront. Loved the ”no plastic bottle” and refillable water stations for an eco friendly experience.

We have stayed at the Grand many times and have always loved it for its history, architectural style, and cleanliness. We were greatly disappointed by our last stay, to find the attention to detail was lacking and the room (Grand room 7) was in a state of disrepair. The bathroom had broken towel rails and moldy tiles, missing stonework from the fireplace, random scruffy miss-matched furniture, a grubby ironing board in the poorly built wardrobe, the pillows were thin and lumpy. The accommodation is not at the high standard it once was and it's sad to see the once smart and stylish decor has deteriorated. Also, be aware, the website advertises on-street parking, however, this part of town is very busy and it's tricky to find a park in the street or the parking station across the road, which charges $40 for 1 overnight stay. This hotel is in an excellent location and is close to the beach, cafes, and CBD. There are lovely views of the Cathedral from the corner balcony and you can hear the sea at night. I hope the hotel management will take the time to repair the damage in the rooms and give the place a good scrub and replace some of the out-of-place furniture. We love this place but would hesitate to stay again based on our last experience. Currently, it does not meet the standard expected for 4-star accommodation, and at $179 per night, it was very disappointing.

Those staff who have good will still remember you when you stay next time. Great location, close to restaurants, CBD, businesses and government. There are several restaurants in their alliance, which is convenient when holding business lunch or dinner.