Vermont Hotel

Vermont is a small boutique hotel in Jesmond, a leafy residential neighbourhood north of the city centre. 17 individually designed rooms with muted colours and local artworks. Restaurant serves modern British fare. Quieter than central hotels; good for those seeking neighbourhood feel over immediate city-centre access. Close to Jesmond Dene park and independent cafes. Rates start from £80-120/night.

Each room features unique decor mixing period features with contemporary art and furnishings. Bathrooms vary from Victorian roll-top baths to modern walk-in showers.

Guests enjoy the artistic atmosphere and included breakfast but note the walk to town.

What works: Individual room character, Trendy Jesmond location, Breakfast included, Local art throughout.

Watch out for: Limited parking spaces, Room sizes vary significantly, 15-minute walk to city centre.

Located in Jesmond. See the Jesmond area guide for more on the neighbourhood. Nearest transport: Jesmond Metro Station: 6 min walk. Within walking distance: Jesmond Dene (7 min), Great North Museum Hancock (18 min), Laing Art Gallery (20 min).

Facilities: restaurant, bar, meeting rooms, luggage storage, concierge.

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Best for: art enthusiasts, couples wanting character, longer stays in residential area.

Not ideal for: Visitors wanting to stay in immediate city centre or needing guaranteed parking.

• Book directly with the hotel for best rates and room preferences.
• Breakfast: Included.
• Parking: Limited on-site, £12/day.
• Prices vary seasonally - book early for peak periods.
• Check recent reviews for up-to-date condition reports.

Is Jesmond far from the city centre?

Jesmond is approximately 1.5 miles north of the city centre. Jesmond Metro Station is 6 minutes' walk away - trains reach Central Station in 4 minutes. By foot, city centre is 20-25 minutes. Good for those valuing quietness over immediate central location.

What's the neighbourhood like?

Jesmond is residential and peaceful with tree-lined streets, independent shops, and café culture. No nightlife beyond quieter bars. Good food and antique shops. Safe and family-friendly. Popular with professionals. Different vibe from lively city-centre areas.

Does the hotel have good parking?

Vermont has limited on-site parking (available on first-come basis). Street parking in Jesmond is easier than city centre but still fills quickly. Confirm parking availability when booking. Using the Metro from Jesmond Station is easier than driving into town.