Our favourite hotels in Aberdeen, Scotland
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From 54 GBP
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Thistle Aberdeen Altens is a 4-star comfortable hotel with health and leisure centre, where you will certainly feel great, welcomes you in Aberdeen. Due to the non-smoking policy of the hotel, there are only a few smoking rooms, so you need to request in advance if you want to check in such a room. There is a health and leisure centre called Otium health and leisure centre. |
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From 555 GBP
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The conference facilities of Hotel Speedbird Inn can hold up to 20 people, the hotel is cozy and welcoming. There is delicious food in the restaurant. The staff is friendly. What more can you want for a good stay? |
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From 104 GBP
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The two-star Station Hotel in Aberdeen offers all the modern amenities you might need - 126 spacious bedrooms with executive floors. There is Wi-Fi internet throughout the whole property; the Montrose Bar is a perfect rendezvous spot and it serves excellent drinks for all tastes. In case you need to cancel, make sure to do that 24 hours in advance. |
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From 49 GBP
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The Britannia Hotel in Aberdeen has access to all important for the traveller places in Aberdeen, like for example Balmoral Castle, Whisky and Castle Trail, a lot of golf courses, starting points for bird watching trips, galleries, museums... |
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From 40 GBP
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The Bimini Guest House is a great place, situated right in the centre of the city, so that you can explore the nearest attractions and historical sites. There is a free car par for the guests of the hotel. Regardless if you are on a business, or a holiday trip, you will have a good time in Aberdeen at Bimini. |
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Aberdeen hotel reservations
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About Aberdeen
Scotland's third largest town lies on a bay of the North Sea between the mouths of two rivers, the Don and the Dee. Aberdeen has been called "the Granite City" for the gray stone quarried in the vicinity and used in many of the city's older buildings, "the Flower of Scotland" for its marvelous parks and gardens, and, more recently, "the Oil Capital of Europe" as the principal port servicing off-shore oil platforms in the North Sea. It has a population of about 200,000.
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