Users who are hoping to find apartment rentals in Newcastle upon Tyne can find many different options, as they are the most prevalent property type in this destination. Interestingly, type of accommodation in particular, this type of property in particular is $173 a night, with an average size of 830 ft². Moreover, these accommodations are perfect for medium-sized groups and families, as most can accommodate 5 vacationers. If you would prefer something else, you can search and compare many other options, such as house rentals, which are another popular property type in Newcastle upon Tyne. The average size of house rentals in Newcastle upon Tyne is 1,380 ft², and the average price is $169 per night.
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Compare and find a dreamlike accommodation from $20 per night by searching through the 1,665 properties listed in Newcastle upon Tyne. By directly analyzing these properties, HomeToGo features the best deals and the most popular properties in Newcastle upon Tyne.
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Popular rental amenities in Newcastle upon Tyne
Above, you can find the most preferred filters in Newcastle upon Tyne and the number of accommodations that provide them. In Newcastle upon Tyne, 1,032 accommodations offer "TVs". So, if you want to tune out with some TV time, select the TVs filter to compare these accommodations. Three amenities that are not often provided are "Jacuzzis," "saunas," and "cribs."
Price and Availability Index Newcastle upon Tyne
Vacation Rental Price Information in Newcastle upon Tyne
The graph shows average prices of rental prices in Newcastle upon Tyne for the next six months. Prices in a week of July (7/21 - 7/28) go up to $152 per night, which is the highest average price in the next 6 months. Prices decrease in a week of November (11/3 - 11/10), where average prices are $96.
Rental Availability Information in Newcastle upon Tyne
Find out the percentage of available rentals in Newcastle upon Tyne with the graph above. It is in January that you will find the week with the least available rentals (1/19 - 1/26). It is easier to find a rental in a week of November (11/3 - 11/10), as only 20% of the accommodations are booked.
The weather in Newcastle upon Tyne
Check out the climate diagram for Newcastle upon Tyne. In the next 6 months, July will have higher average temperatures. Conversely, January is the coolest month in Newcastle upon Tyne, with temperatures going under 35° The wettest month is December with 25 rainy days on average. On the contrary, there is an average of only 15 rainy days in September, which is the driest month.
Discover England's North-east Gem with Newcastle Vacation Rentals
Newcastle, one of north England’s best cities, is a friendly destination noted for its great food scene (home to multiple Michelin-starred restaurateurs), culture, music, sport teams, and shopping opportunities. The main attractions include architecture such as cathedrals, churches, bridges, museums and art galleries. The surrounding area is dominated by natural scenic beauty and ruins, which gives another dimension to this dynamic north-east city. With Newcastle vacation rentals, you’ll be able to explore the city’s culture and beauty at your leisure.
Getting to Newcastle
Newcastle is well connected to the rest of England and the rest of the world, with many options available to get to your Newcastle vacation home. Newcastle International Airport receives flights from all over the world and is located around 10km from the city center. Once landed, you can travel via metro to the center, or you can rent a car - which will be beneficial when visiting Newcastle’s more remote areas.
Weather in Newcastle: what to expect
Newcastle’s climate can best be described as mild. It receives less rainfall than other parts of the UK, but that doesn’t mean you won’t have to bring wet weather clothing to your Newcastle vacation rentals - it can rain at any time. Winters are generally cold and foggy, at least in the mornings, while summer is characterized by warm weather and the occasional streak of very hot days.
Newcastle and its sights
Newcastle packs a lot of sites and attractions into its relatively small size. Once you arrive at your Newcastle vacation rental, the best way to introduce yourself to the city is by taking a walk through its pleasant streets. Start in Chares, which has narrow, medieval streets and historic buildings that date back to the early 1700s. From there you’ll come to the Tyne Bridge, an impressive structure in its own right, where you can walk along the river.
Speaking of bridges, Newcastle has quite a few famous ones. Along with Tyne Bridge, the other two most famous are Swing Bridge, which, as the title suggests, swings open when boats need to pass, and Gateshead Millennium Bridge, a pedestrian bridge that also moves - this one is a tilt bridge.
Those who like to experience their history first-hand should check out the Castle, which is located within the city center and has a history that dates back to the year 1080. It’s well worth a visit for the view from the top alone, but inside you’ll also find an interesting history exhibition.
Newcastle is a city that’s crazy about its football. See what all the fuss is about with a tour of the local team’s stadium, Newcastle United’s St. James Park. You won’t find too much silverware in the trophy cabinet, but that’s never deterred the passionate local supporters. See the dressing rooms, the media briefing room, and get up close to the pitch (but don’t step on it!).
Newcastle: what to do with the kids
Newcastle rental homes aren’t just for adults - children will love a visit to this city too. The activity Curious About Newcastle, a self-guided treasure hunt, is a surefire way to get the kids interested in the city. The Discovery Museum, meanwhile, exhibits local history and scientific developments, and has interactive displays that young and old alike will love. Booking a vacation home in Newcastle is the perfect way for the entire family to enjoy the city at your own pace.
Days out from Newcastle
Those who stay in Newcastle vacation rentals don’t just get a city to explore: they can also see the excellent surrounding area. After just a short drive, you can see Antony Gormley’s ‘Angel of the North’, a modern work of art that rises 20 metres into the sky and has a breathtaking 54 metre wingspan.
Durham is another must-see attraction when visiting Newcastle. This city is just 25 minutes south of Newcastle and is home to stunning buildings - including Durham Castle and Durham Cathedral. Durham Castle is of particular interest as it’s home to the oldest student accommodation in the world - the first students stayed here way back in 1073!
For something different, visit the Beamish Open Air Museum. This fascinating museum is dedicated to the preservation of the northern way of life - so when you’re walking through the streets of this reconstructed Victorian village, it feels like it’s the early 20th century. Other parts of the museum showcase life as it was in 1825. Old fashioned transportation, such as a 1900 double decker tram and a 1925 train, are highlights.
Explore the bustling city of Newcastle upon Tyne
Victoria Tunnel
Formerly used to transport coal to the Newcastle docks, and then during the Second World War as an air raid shelter, Victoria Tunnel is one of Newcastle's most unusual attractions. You'll need to book in advance for tours.
Jesmond Dene Park
A green oasis in Newcastle, Jesmond Dene Park is famous for wildlife, large picnic area and woodland walks. It's the perfect place to escape from hustle and bustle of the city.
The Tyne Bridge
Linking Newcastle and Gateshead, the Tyne Bridge is one of the city's most iconic landmarks. The best views are from the Quayside which runs along the river.
The Discovery Museum
A combination of local history museum and science center, the Discovery Museum is a firm favourite with families. Expect to find lots of interactive displays and workshops.
St Nicholas Cathedral
St Nicholas Cathedral is most notable for its gorgeous stained glass. Visit around lunchtime to hear a music recital.
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