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Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Central Aberdeen captivates visitors with its striking granite architecture and rich cultural scene. Wander through historic streets to discover Marischal College's impressive neo-Gothic facade and the medieval Mercat Cross. The Aberdeen Art Gallery showcases Scottish heritage, while His Majesty's Theatre hosts performances that bring the city's creative spirit to life. Union Square offers retail therapy between sightseeing stops. Dining options range from traditional Scottish pubs serving hearty fare to upscale restaurants featuring fresh North Sea seafood. The area is extremely walkable with excellent bus connections throughout the city. Most accommodation feature classic Scottish decor in converted granite buildings that tell stories of Aberdeen's 800-year heritage.
Old Aberdeen's cobblestone streets wind back to the 12th century, where the crown spire of King's College stands proud against the Scottish sky. Wander through this historic district to discover St. Machar's Cathedral with its impressive twin towers and the peaceful Cruickshank Botanic Garden. Students bring youthful energy to these medieval surroundings, creating a unique blend of ancient architecture and academic buzz. Traditional Scottish pubs and small cafés dot the university area, perfect for warming up after exploring the granite buildings. Getting around is best done on foot, though uneven cobblestones require sturdy shoes. Accommodation options include charming B&Bs in converted historic buildings where old-world charm meets Scottish hospitality.
Aberdeen West End
Aberdeen's West End charms visitors with elegant granite townhouses lining tree-lined streets. This affluent area showcases stunning Victorian and Edwardian architecture, perfect for architectural enthusiasts and those seeking a quiet local experience. Take a leisurely stroll to spot the Queen Victoria Statue or explore nearby Johnston Gardens and the Gordon Highlanders Museum. The area boasts upscale restaurants serving modern Scottish cuisine alongside cosy wine bars and boutique shops. Elegant bed and breakfasts in converted granite townhouses offer period charm with modern comforts. While quiet and residential, the West End connects easily to Aberdeen's city centre via regular bus service.
Rosemount
Rosemount gives you that coveted local Aberdeen experience without trying too hard. Victorian granite buildings line quiet streets where you'll spot actual Scots going about their day. Westburn Park offers a leafy escape, while culture seekers can easily walk to His Majesty's Theatre for evening entertainment. Independent shops and traditional bakeries fill the air with the scent of fresh shortbread. The area serves up authentic Scottish fare in cosy pubs and family-run cafes without breaking the bank. Budget-friendly B&Bs with traditional Scottish breakfasts make ideal home bases. Getting around is a breeze with regular bus service to city centre and Aberdeen's beaches just a short ride away.
Ferryhill
Ferryhill offers a slice of authentic Aberdeen life with its charming Victorian and Edwardian granite buildings lining tree-filled streets. The area borders magnificent Duthie Park, home to the must-see Winter Gardens botanical conservatory where visitors can escape into a world of exotic plants. History buffs will appreciate the 19th-century architecture and the historic Ferryhill House Hotel with its traditional Scottish atmosphere. The dining scene focuses on classic Scottish pub fare in atmospheric settings, though options are limited within the area itself. This peaceful residential area connects easily to Aberdeen's city centre via regular bus service, making shopping trips and exploration a breeze.
If you'd like to get a taste of Aberdeen student life, check out University of Aberdeen in Old Aberdeen. It's also full of great shops and restaurants, so you can spend the afternoon having a wander.
Have a fun-filled day with the family at Codonas Amusement Park during your visit to Aberdeen. Make time to visit the area's shops or simply enjoy its top-notch restaurants.
You can spend time browsing the exhibits at Cathedral of St. Machar during your travels in Aberdeen. Make time to visit the area's shops or simply enjoy its top-notch restaurants.
Explore the 'Granite City' where imposing stone buildings gleam silver in the northern light. Discover ancient castles, world-class golf courses, and whisky distilleries nestled along the rugged North Sea coast.
Aberdeen Art Gallery, Music Hall are great places. Kids love Esplanade or Duthie Park on a sunny day. Books & Beans for quiet afternoon. Wild Boar & Siberia on Belmont Street is great for quick lunch. Lemon Tree or Unit 51 for night outs.
Anonymous traveler
10.0/10
Excellent
Aberdeen was charming and very walkable. I would suggest a walk along the waterfront. Beautiful scenery, people were friendly, and there was a lot of food options.
Jennifer
10.0/10
Excellent
Aberdeen is a great place for all ages. Nice restaurants and great bars. Good shopping choices and great for family days out too.
Lisa
8.0/10
Good
Aberdeen has a walkable city centre and the visitor offer is good, including the Art Gallery just round the corner from the hotel, Union Terrace Gardens, Theatre and Provost Skene House.
Victoria
10.0/10
Excellent
Such an underrated city. Beautiful buildings, gardens and museums. Well worth a visit.
John
10.0/10
Excellent
There are a lot of interesting place near the hotel to visit. I would suggest the Maritime Museum and the art museum as starters. The art museum has a roof top cafe and great coffee. There is some stunning architecture There are numerous shops nearby
Keith
10.0/10
Excellent
Aberdeen was smaller than I thought, so it was a little more difficult to get a taxi/ride about town. But we ended up taking the bus and it wasn't bad. The beach was absolutely wonderful with lots of friendly dogs and fun shells and sea glass.
Rochelle
8.0/10
Good
Limited fine dining and choice of independent 'quality' restaurants, mostly chain and/or average Italian restaurants in the central area. Few bars with outside seating or to enjoy alfresco dining.
Serge
8.0/10
Good
I know Aberdeen very well. It is a small city which is fairly safe compared to other cities. It's cold bring a jumper and a big jacket and gloves and don't moan about the cold !
Kathleen
10.0/10
Excellent
It's a nice place to visit as there's so much to see in and around the city eg beaches, hotels, scenic attractions including Dunnottar Castle in Stonehaven.
"Comfortable and spacious room. We used the gym and pool which were great. Staff were helpful and friendly. My only small gripe is that the bar stopped serving food at 9.30pm. "
"This is my second time at Ardoe and I just love it there. You can’t get more picturesque, unique or enjoyable than staying in a small castle. The grounds are magical with highland cows over the hill and sheep grazing down the garden. The staff are lovely and the dining options are wonderful. Soapies Bar is a cozy’s and friendly gathering place. Hope to return again!"
Leonardo Hotel and Conference Venue Aberdeen Airport
10/10 Excellent
"We been there first time. Was amazing. Staff very friendly and rooms look nice and clean. Have nice breakfast and dinners. Good stay for this price. My kids love it this place and we be back again:)"
"Really nice hotel, just be aware there is nothing in the local area. Curry house down the road and pub beyond it didn’t do food. Can’t fault the hotel."
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Where can I stay in Aberdeen if I want a holiday rental instead of a hotel?
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What will the weather in Aberdeen be like during my visit?
July and August are typically the warmest months in Aberdeen, when the average temperature is 13°C. January and February are the coldest months, when the average temperature is 4°C. October and November are the months with the most rain.
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Find out more about Aberdeen
Find out more about Aberdeen
Aberdeen is a friendly locale known for its theatre. Learn about the local heritage of Aberdeen at landmarks like His Majesty's Theatre and Torry Battery. While you're in town, don't miss a chance to see sights like Aberdeen Arts Centre and Aberdeen Maritime Museum.
