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Newcastle Beach YHA
Newcastle Beach YHA
Opposite Newcastle Beach, and right in the centre of town, this friendly YHA is perfect for travellers looking for affordable accommodation. Better still, you can get there by train (hourly service from Sydney) using your Opal card from only $8.70!
Due to the shared nature of the facilities at YHA properties, YHA requires all guests to provide proof of vaccination for stays before 1 December 2021. A safe stay is our top priority so we have enhanced hygiene measures in place, along with social distancing practices. More information can be found here.
Facilities
- Barbecue
- Disabled access
- Games room
- Free Wi-Fi
- Open fireplace
- Reading room
- Surfboards
- TV
- Bike hire
Experiences
Skydive Newcastle
Greyhound Whimit Bus Pass
More About Newcastle Beach YHA
Newcastle Beach YHA has lots going on each week- Pizza night on Mondays, free sausage sizzle at a local pub on Tuesday nights, free movie and popcorn on Wednesdays and free bbq on Thursday nights.
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YHA acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the land on which we work, the peoples of the Awabakal Nation. We acknowledge and pay our respects to Elders past, present and emerging and to the extended Aboriginal and Torres Strait Island Community.
| Address: |
30 Pacific Street, Cnr King Street Newcastle, Show location map |
| State: | NSW, 2300 |
| Email: | newcastle@yha.com.au |
| Phone: | (+612) 4925 3544 |
| Hostel Manager: | Damian Parkhouse |
| Payment: | MasterCard,Visa |
OPENING TIMES
| Hostel | Open all year |
| Reception |
9am-1pm and 5pm-8pm If you are planning on arriving outside of these hours, please phone the hostel to make alternative arrangements. Check-in available until 11:00pm or by arrangement Call or Email during Reception hours for access code. When arriving prior to check in, or departing after checkout, you may leave your luggage in our free storage room. |
| Check in | from 12:00pm daily |
| Check out | until 10:00am daily |
TRAVEL TO LEARN. LEARN TO TRAVEL
YHA acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of Country throughout Australia. We acknowledge and pay our respects to Elders past, present, emerging and the extended Aboriginal and Torres Strait Island community.
