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Leonardo Hotel Newcastle Quayside, Hyperion Suite

Location pin

South Shore Road, Gateshead, NE8 3AE - 

  • Users

    Up to
    120 guests

  • Table with chairs

    Offers
    catering

Newcastle on the north bank of the River Tyne and Gateshead on the south bank are joined by bridges to form a thriving and vibrant tourist destination. Leonardo Hotel Newcastle Quayside is located beside the amazing Baltic Centre for Contemporary Arts, only a short walk from the fantastic Millennium Bridge and Quayside.

Welcome to Jurys Meetings Newcastle Gateshead. Our dedicated Meetings teams will help to ensure that your event will run smoothly and efficiently. So whether you are running a meeting, conference, seminar, training day or presentation, our team are on hand.

Capacity & layout

Standing

Standing

up to 120

Theatre

Theatre

up to 100

Boardroom

Boardroom

up to 50

Cabaret

Cabaret

up to 100

Classroom

Classroom

up to 80

Amenities

Tea

Tea

Flipchart

Flipchart

Air conditioning

Air conditioning

Whiteboards

Whiteboards

Public transport

Public transport

Breakout rooms

Breakout rooms

Audio & visual

Other

AV equipment including LCD projector and white screen

Space rules

Cancellation policy

100% refundable 1 day before the event

Location

Reviews

  • Julian Cwalinski

    September 2024

    This is a good hotel to stay in if you're planning a visit to Newcastle. It's only a short walk over the river to some decent bars and not much further into the centre. The staff were all very helpful and friendly, they'll give you great advice on drinking establishments too. Rooms were spot on and the buffet breakfast is great, loads of nice bacon and sausages for the taking. I recommend it.

  • McGinley

    October 2024

    First room was dirty and very run down, so we went to reception and they gave us a new room. New room was better but still I was surprised this is a four star hotel. I can't imagine how that rating was granted. Our room had paint on curtains, on the carpet, everywhere. They obviously got some cowboys in for the painting job. The room didn't have much. No tissues, no sockets anywhere near the bed (tip, pack a battery pack for charging your phone on the bedside table). No USB ports anywhere. No 'big light' control switch by the bed. It was very basic. The staff were nice. Tip: for breakfast, buy a Too Good To Go box for a fiver, it's a full fry with pastries which is excellent - that I'll give five stars! You can collect your box at 11pm.

  • Phillip James Hopkins

    November 2024

    I stayed in the week that snow was forecast, the bedroom was freezing, I was given a fan heater but it couldn't heat the room and bathroom. The air conditioning didnt provide any heat TV signal was awful across the whole hotel, you couldn't watch any channel in your room and the Tv's in the restaurant and lobby also couldn't keep a steady stream. The positives, the staff were lovely, even though they couldn't fix it, they were apologetic and very polite and the bed was very comfortable and the shower was of a very good standard, however given the pricing of the hotel, I wouldn't be booking again.

  • littleredkelpie

    October 2024

    Really, really bad. Awful, actually. So bad that after just 3 hours, I grabbed my bags and left. However, if you want to stay in a hotel that is full of loud mouth, drunk stag parties constantly slamming doors and screaming at each other, then Leonardo Newcastle is for you, as long as you don't mind the bathroom being so small and antiquated that it reminds you of your Grandmother's 1970's house, and you don't want to watch TV, because that doesn't work. The young woman at the reception desk was doing an amazing job keeping her cool in the "war zone" that was the lobby/bar on this particular Saturday night. She is worth more money, and needs to find a much, much nicer place to work. I ended up staying in one, just 5 minutes up the road.