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Rooms from 67.00 GBP | An old coaching inn, 'The Burnett' has stood in its own island site in the centre of Banchory for the last 160 years. Traditionally, it has been the meeting place for locals and tourists alike and is ideally situated for touring Royal Deeside and the North East of Scotland. Although completely modernised it retains all that is best of the character and tradition of old whilst offering a high standard of modern comfort and hospitality. |
 
| | | | Firmly established as one of the jewels in the crown of Royal Deeside, Inchmarlo Resort & Golf Club offers visitors an unforgettable experience of luxury and pleasure. Inchmarlo`s exclusive serviced accommodation provides the ideal base for those wishing to experience the magical beauty of the North-east of Scotland. Each of the resort`s 34 villas and eight apartments is situated in an idyllic woodland setting, providing fantastic views of the surrounding countryside and the two and three bedroom properties - which allow four and six people respectively to share in the experience that is Inchmarlo - come equipped with flat screen tvs, dvds, internet connections and fully fitted kitchens. Inchmarlo has officially been recognised for the impeccable services it offers, having been awarded a four star grading from Scotland`s national tourist board, Visit Scotland.For golfers - whether eager novices or experienced pros - there is a tremendous range of facilities which will inspire each and every player.Visitors can play two courses - the beautifully crafted 9 hole Queen`s Course, or the dramatic 18 hole championship Laird`s course, which is set across a number of gorgeous glens.And for diners, the welcoming and friendly staff at the resort`s Gillies restaurant provide unrivalled hospitality, and with its growing reputation for offering sumptuous, traditional and locally-sourced food, the venue is fast-becoming established as one of the top restaurants for culinary treats in the North-east of Scotland. |
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Rooms from 85.00 GBP | | Situated on the banks of the river Dee, this collection of buildings is steeped in Scottish History. Dating back to the 12th century and once home to the Knights Templar. An abundance of natural stone and exposed fireplaces, with tall beamed ceilings that convey a theatrical style.This privately owned hotel has been carefully enhanced by stylish decoration to create a winning combination of modern luxury with period detail. Choose from one of our forty luxury bedrooms, all fitted with the ancillary features you would expect in a hotel of this standard. Dine in either of our quality restaurants serving only the finest of Scottish produce. Finishing off dinner in the historic setting of the cocktail bar (dating from 1225 AD). Whether your visit is for business or just a relaxing break, Maryculter House Hotel is the perfect place to stay |
| Waterwheel Inn
203 North Deeside Road, Aberdeen
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Rooms from 50.00 GBP | | Only six miles from the centre of Aberdeen, The Waterwheel Inn is ideally located on the A93 Aberdeen to Braemar Road, between Cults and Peterculter at the gateway to Royal Deeside. |
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Rooms from 26.00 GBP | | The Station Hotel is a family run hotel where you are guaranteed a warm welcome. It is well maintained and beautifully decorated to a high standard throughout. The staff will be happy to assist with arrangements for various excursions such as golfing trips, deep-sea fishing.
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Rooms from 50.00 GBP | | A Scottish welcome awaits all at the Dutch Mill, offering that home from home feeling with good standards of accommodation and a popular bar. Close to all amenities and the Airport. Meetings arranged with negotiable prices. |
| Spires Aberdeen
531 Great Western Road, Aberdeen
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Rooms from 90.00 GBP | | Conveniently set in the elegant west end only 10 minutes from the city centre The Spires has become a prime base for business executives, families and holidaymakers. Each suite is furnished in a classic style and provides guests with plenty of privacy and space with private lounge, and fully fitted kitchen in addition to one or two bedrooms. With no minimum stay, guests can choose to stay from one night to as long as they require. |
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Rooms from 85.00 GBP | | Located in Aberdeen's exclusive West End, the 4 star Palm Court Hotel is an oasis of charm, comfort and tranquillity. With a welcoming and homely atmosphere combined with a thoroughly professional approach to hospitality provision. |
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Rooms from 45.00 GBP | | Carmelite, which opened in June 2006, features stunning open plan lounges, bar restaurant and a private dining room on the ground floor, 6 sumptuous luxury suites, 11 specially designed superior rooms and 33 further standard bedrooms following an initial £2.5 million refurbishment. The hotel dates back to the 1820s and is being re-developed through 3 phases of works.
Enter through an antique revolving door into lounges featuring huge comfy settees, an informal bar serving beers, champagnes, and wines by the glass, with floor to ceiling windows. Walking through the lounge you enter a fabulous ballroom complete with dance floor and chandlers.
The oldest hotel in Aberdeen, Carmelite is a classic Victorian building in the town centre with magnificent stained glass windows. Within easy walking distance of the theatres, shops, galleries and museums there is almost too much to see and do.
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Rooms from 89.00 GBP | | The Britannia Hotel Aberdeen enjoys a superb location within sight of Scotland's Eastern Highlands. Only 2 miles from Aberdeen airport with free airport transfer and car parking on site. Offering excellent range of comforts ideal base. |
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