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New Hampton by Hilton hotel opens in Newcastle

Hampton by Hilton, Hilton Worldwide’s global brand of more than 2,000 mid-priced hotels, has today announced the official opening of the 160-room Hampton by Hilton Newcastle, located on Neville Street in the centre of Newcastle upon Tyne.

The hotel, managed by Interstate Hotels & Resorts on behalf of Baron House Hotel Limited, is the first Hampton by Hilton property in Newcastle. The new hotel now joins more than 30 Hampton by Hilton trading or under development hotels in the United Kingdom.

Hampton by Hilton Newcastle is located opposite Newcastle Central Station, ideal for travellers from major cities, such as Edinburgh, Manchester or London.

The hotel is also conveniently close to Newcastle International Airport, which serves over 70 destinations, including direct flights to New York.

The hotel offers the brand’s complimentary signature hot breakfast and Wi-Fi, available throughout the property. Guests can also enjoy 24-hour facilities such as fully equipped business and fitness centres, snack area and a bar.

All rooms are equipped with HDTV, in-room coffee and tea maker and the brand’s signature Clean and fresh Hampton bed® to ensure complete guest comfort during their stay.

Phil Cordell, global head, focused service and Hampton brand management, Hilton Worldwide, said: “The United Kingdom is the fastest growing market for the Hampton by Hilton brand in Europe.

“We have seen strong growth in the region following increasing demand from travellers for high quality affordable accommodation whatever country they visit.”

Paolo Franchi, general manager, Hampton by Hilton Newcastle, said: “Newcastle is renowned for its entertainment industry, bringing thousands of people to the city every year.

“We are located within a walking distance from the biggest attractions, such as Metro Arena, Sage Gateshead and Newcastle United Football Club’s St James’ Park.

“To be in line with that cheerful atmosphere, the hotel staff and I are bringing the Hamptonality spirit to Newcastle.”