The Best North East England Budget Hotels

with shops, restaurants and bars on the doorstep this modern hotel is ideally placed in the town centre, it has bright, modern rooms

step off the train and a few moments later you will find yourself in this friendly hotel, previous guests have highly commended it

a smart hotel with a trendy Jesmond address, it offers well-presented bedrooms, a stylish bar and a restaurant serving authentic Italian cuisine

located just off the A1, this hotel makes a good overnight en-route stopover plus the Metro Centre is less than 10 minutes drive away

set on the A68 outside Otterburn, it is within the Northumberland National Park and affords stunning views of the Rede Valley

this modern hotel has a stylish bar and lounge area, rooms are well equipped and have contemporary decor, Central station in nearby

the rooms offer a comfortable place to stay with few frills, the Jam Jar bar has a lively, bustling atmosphere and also offers an outdoor terrace

boasts an excellent location surrounded by woodland yet within a 10 minute walk of the city centre; rooms are modern and well-appointed

within easy reach of the harbour, this modern hotel offers value rooms, traditional evening meals made with local produce and a public bar

basic, no frills rooms that each contain a double bed and a bunk bed along with a TV, there are shared toilet and shower facilities available

set amidst Jesmond's bars and restaurants and offers simple style bedrooms with a fresh, contemporary feel and a lively sports bar

fresh local ingredients are championed in the seafood and grill restaurant at this small and friendly hotel that also features a public bar

in a residential area just a mile from the lively centre of Newcastle, a traditional hotel with spacious, affordable rooms and shared kitchen

comfortable, good value rooms and friendly staff make this modern hotel a good choice; for the energetic, there is a fitness centre nearby

it's a 15-minute walk to Newcastle's vibrant centre from this simple, no frills hotel featuring a shared kitchen, games room and a bar

in a great location at the harbour of this picturesque fishing village, enjoy relaxing dining, friendly service and classically comfortable rooms

in a great position on the quayside - some rooms have scenic sea views of the Port of Blyth - and a relaxing restaurant with great sea food

situated on the banks of the River Wansbeck, the traditional accommodation is well placed for enjoying the town's amenities

400 year old, former coaching inn, located in a quiet village just off the A66 near Barnard Castle, rooms are in converted stables or the main inn

offers simple, few frills accommodation with a convenient location just off the A1(M) and a cafe/bistro that serves good-value dishes

an unbeatable combination of affordable contemporary rooms and a location in the heart of this vibrant city, near the quayside and nightlife

a budget choice situated 10 minutes walk from the city centre, a continental breakfast is available and there is ample parking

the welcoming, traditional inn offers modern, comfortable accommodation and is well placed for visiting the local attractions

just moments from the A1, this charming pub, boasting bright, airy rooms and a wood-beamed restaurant makes an ideal stopover for Scotland

a great place to stay in the coastal town of Amble; this newly opened inn has smart contemporary rooms and tasty pub food served all day

a traditional, family-run seaside hotel, there are sea views available from the bar and dining room, the town centre is moments away

contemporary decor features in the simple style rooms and suites at this handily placed hotel, with Beamish Museum being 5 minute drive away

a welcoming hotel, offering spacious, well-equipped rooms, a relaxing, informal restaurant and convivial bar with regular entertainment

in a pretty setting near a park and the River Tyne, a distinctive-looking inn and micro-brewery has comfortable modern rooms in a lodge

within sight of the sea, this traditional hotel provides spacious rooms, a contemporary Brasserie, all within easy reach of the town centre

the traditional, village inn offers bright, modern accommodation with friendly hosts commended by previous guests

a comfortable and cosy pub with its own brewhouse ideally placed to explore Hadrian's Wall country either by car, on foot or by cycling

a beautifully converted 240 year old former granary that today offers simple, bright accommodation, an all day bistro and an art gallery

stay in well-presented rooms decorated in warm colours, some rooms boast original fireplaces and roll-top baths in the bathroom

in the heart of Sedgefield, a newly renovated inn, in a Grade II listed Victorian building with a courtyard, offers comfortable modern rooms

a welcoming, 18th-century, former coaching inn, with cosy rooms and an informal restaurant, in the centre attractive Teesdale market town

a converted Windmill circa 1750, the pleasant rooms are situated in either the Windmill or in the annexe, there is also a hot tub to relax in

budget friendly accommodation is provided at this ideally located pub with both the town centre and railway station a short walk away

a traditional inn set in a hilltop village, close to Beamish Museum, with easy road access to Durham and Newcastle; rooms are well-presented

enjoys a great location with striking Roseberry Topping forming a scenic backdrop as well as being located on the edge of the North York Moors

the comfortable, spacious rooms are above the well priced, al la carte restaurant and the accommodation is close to the local attractions

unique rooms, some with sea views views are offered at this legendary beach inn, built around a cave at the foot of a cliff on Marsden Beach

ideally placed for exploring both Newcastle and Northumberland with easy access to the A1, you'll also find Northumberlandia right next door

just a mile from the city centre, this hotel features rooms with classic décor and a large public lounge with a pool table and comfy sofas

set within a short walk of the airport terminal and Metro, this hotel features traditional style rooms, 24-hour room service and a cocktail bar

set within the motorway service area, this simple, basic accommodation is ideal for a journey stopover or for a touring base of the area

on the A1 in open countryside just 4 minutes drive from the Lindisfarne Causeway offering modern rooms, home-cooked meals and good value

features a lively bar and lounge that serves meals from around the world and screens live sports, the heated patio is an ideal spot to relax

offers simple accommodation in traditional rooms, 2 bars, a restaurant and is situated a few minutes drive from both the A1 and the Metrocentre

this friendly and welcoming, traditional inn offers cosy bedrooms, hearty, cooked breakfasts, making an ideal base for exploring Teesdale

ideally placed pub for exploring the Northumbria coast and countryside offering well-presented rooms and a restaurant with a no rules menu

situated a short walk from the leafy oasis of Jesmond Dene, the city centre is 2 miles away and is easily accessed by bus which stops outside

offers simple, but comfortable, rooms, a traditional bar with wood and stone-panelling, beer garden and an on-site, Indian restaurant

set on the A171 between Middlesbrough and Guisborough, the North York Moors National Park is just moments away by car

enjoy the homely and relaxed atmosphere at this good-value-for-money hotel, just off the A1 and close to the Metrocentre shopping mall

offers comfortable rooms and dormitories, use of a communal kitchen, laundry facilities and a bar serving light meals, snacks and beverages

on the historic high street of this pretty market town and offers homely rooms and a popular bar hosting regular entertainment and live music

nestled in a wooded valley just off the A171, this family-run pub is ideally located for exploring the North York Moors and the coast

offers basic, no frills accommodation that is ideal if you are simply looking for a bed for the night, Newcastle Airport is 5 minutes drive away

a well priced inn, the focal point of the local community, offering simple accommodation above the pub and close to Beamish Open Air Museum

this late Victorian former gentlemans residence retains many original features, it is located in the upper part of this pretty coastal village

in the heart of town, close to public transport links, spacious rooms above an updated, sociable bar that serves a menu of classic pub food

the pet friendly, comfortable accommodation is situated in the heart of the village and is well located for touring the area

a grand, Victorian building, overlooking a picturesque estuary and the sea, this friendly inn provides bright rooms and a relaxing restaurant

a contemporary, budget hotel, located a few minutes drive from the A1, allowing easy access to the area's attractions and central Newcastle

the community owned inn offers simple accommodation with log fires in winter and a beer garden overlooking the stunning countryside

the well located accommodation offers well priced, modern rooms with friendly staff commended by previous guests

bright, cheery backpackers hostel close to Central station and night life, it has shared kitchen facilities, a pool table and cellar chill out area

simple accommodation with access to a small, communal kitchenette located within a 20-minute walk of St James' Park and the city centre

features rooms with simple design and it is situated 5 minutes walk from the town centre, to start the day a continental breakfast is served

set amidst the beautiful Northumberland countryside, this cosy inn is an official stamping station as it sits directly on the Hadrian's Wall path

set amidst open countryside on the A181 4 miles from Durham's historic centre; stay in well-appointed rooms and dine from a traditional menu

guests praise the comfortable beds and spacious rooms, and appreciate the shared kitchen in this friendly B&B, moments from the sea front

simple, budget accommodation situated a short walk from the town centre and moments from the River Blyth quayside

in a small hamlet on the border between Northumberland and Durham, a period inn, with comfortable rooms, that is well placed for touring

enjoy a warm welcome at this traditional, family-run guest house, overlooking the sea and within a short walk of the Spanish City

be welcomed by the friendly host who has been commended by previous guests, at this well placed, comfortable accommodation

dating from the 17th century, this charming inn offers cosy, traditionally furnished rooms, an informal restaurant, convivial bar and beer garden

the family run, traditional inn offers well priced, simple accommodation and is located in a small village a short drive from historic Durham

riverside pub and bistro with a large outdoor terrace overlooking the River Weir; stay in comfortable rooms decorated in a contemporary style

commended for its friendly ambience by previous guests, this traditional pub offers comfortable rooms and serves a menu of pub classics

placed on the edge of the village next to the railway station with its character signal box and the River Tyne; stay in well-appointed rooms

offers simple style rooms, but comfortable and good-value, above a popular bar and is situated between the city centre and A1(M)

a family-run inn just over a mile from Durham Cathedral has impressed guests with the warm welcome, cosy rooms and substantial breakfast

offers simple, few frills rooms, the city centre is just 2 miles away and it can be easily accessed by bus from the bus stop directly outside

a friendly and relaxed guesthouse, well-regarded by previous guests, located on the seafront and within easy reach of restaurants and bars

a waterfront estate by Amble's quaint harbour is the setting for a new luxury hostel; rooms, kitchen and communal areas are superbly equipped

just across the river from the centre of this picturesque village, an inn built in the early 1800's has attractive, classically styled rooms

cosy affordable accommodation in spacious rooms, with a good location the heart of the town, and a short walk from Whitley Bay's golden sands

ideally placed a few minutes walk from the station and town centre and offers comfy, value rooms and access to shared kitchen facilities

retains many of its original details including a large stained glass window, there is a good selection of places to eat 5 minutes walk away

set in a quiet residential area yet only 5 minutes walk from Jesmond's lively Osborne Road, it offers homely rooms and a full English breakfast

community pub situated 5 minutes walk from the shops in the town centre offering simple style rooms, draft ales and regular live music

a unique B&B resembling a fortified farm that was originally a diary and parts date from 1760, it sits conveniently on the A1 outside Alnwick

enjoy the spectacular scenery around this traditional Weardale pub, offering a choice of accommodation and a relaxing and friendly bar

a family-run, country inn, offering comfy, updated rooms, an informal restaurant and relaxing bar, just 20 minute's drive from historic Durham

for those interested in fly fishing, this comfortable, traditional inn can offer fishing on local rivers, as well as tuition, if requested

a traditional inn, with attractive refurbished rooms upstairs, makes a comfortable and affordable base for walks at the nearby Hadrian's Wall

in a traditional inn, the modern well-presented rooms provide an affordable option for a stay in this charming Victorian seaside town

situated on the edge of the Northumberland National Park, this traditional inn offers a welcoming stay in the heart of the village

close to Croft Motor Racing Circuit, this homely inn provides welcoming rooms, a relaxing restaurant and a convivial bar run by friendly staff

a community pub at the heart of a former mining village with simple accommodation, live sports TV in the bar and regular entertainment

a listed 17th-century coaching ideally placed moments away from a sandy beach and features 2 bars and an Indian restaurant

this traditional town centre pub offers rooms well-equipped for a comfortable stay, there is live music on Saturday nights and a pool table

set on the Market Place of historic Warkworth and has been at the centre of village life for centuries yet offers guests today's modern comforts

the traditional inn is a good base to explore Hardrian's Wall sites and offers homely accommodation in a peaceful setting

city centre pub offering cosy rooms that are individually decorated and great location just a 10-minute walk from the cathedral and castle

a traditional village pub offering clean, simple rooms with friendly, helpful staff and well situated for visiting the local area

a traditional, welcoming, village pub offering comfortable accommodation with the staff commended by previous guests

ideally located just a stone's throw from the seafront and sandy beach, it offers cosy rooms, an award winning breakfast and friendly hosts

a traditional, friendly, village pub offering comfortable rooms and well situated for visiting all the local attractions

offers simple, few frills accommodation in motel style rooms separate from the main pub where there is a lively bar and traditional restaurant

traditional style rooms feature upstairs at this community pub whilst in the bar live sports, regular entertainment and bar meals can be enjoyed

a traditional inn overlooking Alnwick and a short walk from Alnwick Castle offers cosy, affordable rooms and a friendly welcome in the bar

having been recently refurbished, the traditional inn boasts wooden panelling in the public areas and comfortable, well appointed rooms

this traditional pub offers open fires, ideal for those cold winter nights, however for warmer summer evenings there is a beer garden

this friendly inn is under five miles from both Newcastle and Gateshead, and offers simple affordable rooms and home-cooked food

enjoy home-made and locally sourced food, served in a delightful inn with a friendly atmosphere, located in a beautiful Pennine market town

basic, no frills accommodation in rooms or dormitories, set in the heart of the city with nightlife, shops and transport links all close at hand

offers simple style rooms with few frills but comfortable and a buffet breakfast and is situated a short drive from the Durham Heritage Coast

a popular pub situated on the bustling High Street with a traditional restaurant serving classic pub fayre and comfy, simple style rooms

located moments from the seafront and the sandy beach, you can choose to stay in either the standard rooms or the economy rooms

offers basic rooms with few frills, the shared kitchen facilities are handy for those who like to prepare their own meals

just 2 miles from the town centre this good-value accommodation offers simply furnished rooms and a relaxing, on-site pub serving food and ales

this friendly, town centre pub offers simple but comfortable rooms, it is ideally located for Berwick's shops, restaurants and cafes