This review is solely of the restaurant. I have never stayed at the Jesmond Hotel but have eaten there on many occasions. The restaurant, previously known as Amers but recently refurbished and renamed the Jesmond Brasserie, used to be excellent. It was awarded a Michelin Bib Gourmand when Paul Amers was the Chef. Unfortunately, he has since moved on. Although... More

Stayed at the hotel over the weekend for one night. PROS - The area the hotel is in is really nice and feels safe - The hotel itself is inviting, the reception is very nicely decorated - The price is good for the area - The room was clean and well presented - Free wifi (although did not use this... More

Location is ok but very small room. The toilet was dirty in the room we stayed. No one bothered to clean the room and no replacement of milk, tea and shampoo on the 2nd day of our stay. The receptionist were full of attitude and rude to us. We'll not stay at this hotel again! More

I use this hotel restaurant regularly ,last time for a family party of 14 ,and we have always been well looked after and served excellent food. We are going back again next month after carols at Jesmond Parish Church and looking forward to another good meal at a reasonable price in nice surroundings. ( the temporary parking voucher js another... More

Stayed here for one night as we were watching Arctic Monkeys at the Metro Arena. Our first impressions were excellent, clean and well presented reception area and friendly staff. Our room number 23 was at the front of the building, it was well presented and larger than expected. A little tired but comfortable. My only problem with the room was... More

I recently stayed for one night at this hotel as I was visiting friends in the locality. First impressions are imperative for any stay and people often forget that the first experience you have of a place is the telepone manner of the receptionist - many places I have phoned are too busy to speak to you or just plain... More

My room was spotless and had modern decor and fixtures. The bed was extremely comfortable, firm without being excessively hard. The staff were very friendly and helpful, and breakfast was abundant and quite reasonably priced (£5). I encountered only two things I'd change: (1) The wireless signal doesn't reach to the top floor, which means I couldn't go online from... More

Stayed at the Jesmond Hotel 25th Sept for 2 nights. I have stayed in a few hotels in Newcastle, where my son is at uni, and I would say that this was the best so far.The staff are very friendly and nothing was too much trouble.The breakfast was very good and at only £5 a head really good value. Although... More

We spent around 7 days at the Jesmond Hotel which is in the Cocktail Belt in Osborne Road in genteel Jesmond and enjoyed every minute there! The staff were most obliging and we were very well looked after right down to a temporary residents parking pass for the car. Breakfast was really first class and - unusual these days -... More