A comprehensive list of Aberdeen hotels and guest houses. Find cheap hotel rooms, bed and breakfast, luxury and discount accommodation deals. Read unbiased customer reviews and recommendations. 
The Cairn Hotel Group offers an inspiring range of hotels located throughout England and Scotland that make the perfect base for relaxing, value-for-money leisure breaks all year round. Your personal event organiser will be on hand throughout the planning and carrying out of your wedding and will do their best to ensure that your wishes from the floral arrangements to the menu selection will be carried
Kirsty Nicholls — So chanced our favourite place to holiday with our dog, found this hotel on secret escapes, wow what a perfect hotel, doggie
The Spires Serviced Apartments offers spacious, well-appointed apartments in 5 UK cities. With a choice of studio, 1, 2 and 3 bedroom apartments, all provide kitchen, lounge, dining area, 1 or more bathrooms and in-room safe as standard. Our apartments are perfect for business or leisure for short or long durations.
Brent J. — Don't let the facade and hallways fool you, the rooms once inside are massive, clean and comfortable. Super helpful staff
Situated in the very heart of Aberdeen adjacent to the railway station, the 3 star non smoking Station Hotel provides an ideal venue for both business and leisure travellers. The Victorian hotel offers 120 non smoking bedrooms over five floors and offers guests a quiet and peaceful atmosphere in comfortable surroundings. The hotel retains many original features such as stained glass windows, wooden
Melissa Kramer — Beautiful hotel in the heart of Aberdeen. We stayed in the Lord Race Suite, and it was gorgeous. Clean linens and towels
An historic 200 year old family run country inn only 5 miles west of Aberdeen, Scotland on the edge of the famous River Dee. The hotel aims to provide a high level of comfort and personal service in a friendly, welcoming atmosphere.
David Heenan — Ate hear on a course in Aberdeen. Impressive old building but a little in need of a few quid spent on it. The owners are
The Marcliffe at Pitfodels is a luxurious, relaxed and ultra-elegant five-star Scottish country hotel set in its own picturesque grounds on the outskirts of the historic city of Aberdeen in North-east Scotland. Although the Marcliffe offers a comprehensive range of superb facilities, which has deservedly earned it membership of the coveted Small Luxury Hotels of the World, it is essentially a family
Donna Dargie — Had a fabulous massage in the spa and a lovely lunch in restaurant. Steak was to die for. Staff were friendly and helpful
Dunavon House Hotel, one of the finest privately owned hotels in Aberdeen, is a small friendly establishment situated in Dyce, 6 miles from the city centre. Not only a city renowned for its warm welcome, Aberdeen has beautiful scenery, famous golf courses and activities galore. With easy access to Aberdeen Airport, Dyce??s railway station and industrial and commercial areas, the Dunavon House Hotel
Alison Butter — Quick check in, very friendly staff. Evening meal and breakfast was excellent. Would stay here again, would recommend to
Visit our restaurant and garden room, serving classic dishes alongside a wide selection of wine and craft ales. For an elegant wedding reception in the heart of Aberdeen, look no further than the Cults Hotel.
David Maclaren — Had a great stay at this hotel. Very friendly and helpful staff. Comfortable and spacious room. Great nights sleep. Good
One of the few family-run 4 star airport hotels in Aberdeen, The Craighaar Hotel has received an award of excellence from Booking.com for the last 2 years and is conveniently located in a quiet residential area just off the A96, which links Aberdeen Airport to the city centre. Each room at The Craighaar hotel is tastefully decorated and have beautiful modern en-suite bathrooms.
Alan Barron — Stayed over after attending a function. Good room, good Full Scottish breakfast.
The university city of Aberdeen is located on the North Sea in the far north east of Scotland. This is the third largest city in Scotland (after Glasgow and Edinburgh). Aberdeen is known as a university city and is also called the "Granite City" or the "Gray City". These names refer to the many gray granite buildings of the city.
Peter Flinders — Room was okay however there was nobody to greet you upon entry, just a sign directing you to the self check in. Breakfast
A wonderful oasis of hospitality close to the centre of Aberdeen. We're proudly independent with a four-star rating from Visit Scotland. Our 34 en suite rooms all offer free WiFi and are comfortable and spacious, with lift access to our first-floor bedrooms and disabled facilities on the ground floor.
Peter Thomson — First visit post covid and would have to say a bit disappointing. My food was pretty bland and lacked seasoning whereas the