Not much of a station here, mostly just a platform but its good that its here. Kind of a mid way…read morespot between places.

Good station serving Aberdeen Airport linking the airport with the city centre. Could do with more…read moretrains.

Clean rail station…read more Attached to mall. Near hotel Conviennent store and food near by Trains to London Inverness Edinburgh and Glasgow. Nice spot

The main commercial port in Northern Scotland and ferries sail from here to Orkney and Shetland. It…read moreis also known as 'the oldest business in Britain' and is one of the busiest too. Even if you're not taking a ferry yourself it's an interesting place to visit and watch all the ships, ferries, fishing boats and other small craft coming in and out.

This harbour is a busy harbour with heaps of traffic (boats and by a busy road) and has the…read moremoorings pub next to it. :) Although it has a reputation for being near the red light district, it is always being reworked and regenerated like the bus/train station near by and Torry. Eventually this area will be very nice once they have finished and will impress people arriving into Aberdeen more. :)

A very compact and efficient airport. I have flown in and out of here many times over the past…read moretwenty years and have never had a problem. Check-ins and baggage claim are always fast. it is also conveniently located just on the western rim of Aberdeen which makes it easy to head in multiple directions without having to cut through the city center with its incumbent traffic snarls.

Small airport, seems nice enough but we basically landed and exited to go to hotel. Maybe on my way…read moreout if I fly I'll get more time there.

A good little hotel in the centre of Aberdeen. The rooms are adequately-sized with good en-suite…read morefacilities. There is a good bistro/bar, serving competitively-priced and tasty food. The staff are cheerful and helpful, providing a nice counterpart to the (often gloomy) Aberdeen weather. Currently (October 2008) undergoing a complete refurbishment: if the parts already completed are continued through the rest of the property, it will be an impressive addition to Aberdeen's overpriced hotel stock. It is in the rather seedy area around the docks and railway station, but this area is being gentrified and already has some reasonable bars and restaurants. A nice touch in the rooms is a somewhat idiosyncratic review of the restaurants in the centre of Aberdeen. Note that there are no lifts to upper floors!

Things I've been missing with hotels this trip, in no particular order:…read moreQuiet room. Single faucet for both hot and cold. Quiet room. Comfy soft bed. Good Internet. Quiet room. All has been solved at Premier! Yay! I'm so thrilled to be able to leave this review from the hotel itself instead of scrounging it together at the next restaurant. I'm so thrilled to be able to lean back in my bed and enjoy a peaceful, relaxing night until it's time to turn off the lights. And a quiet one after that. Amazingly affordable for city centre, this is easily worth double, nae triple, the price to me after days of missing comforts. This place truly is the premier hotel in Aberdeen for your pence.

City centre but not too difficult to get to . Very limited cramped car parking . However rooms…read moremodern clean bright and service found to be very good . Big televisions with plenty of channels . Site has a lift and an on site restaurant .

This was our first dinner in Scotland and it didn't disappoint. My husband said the fish and chips…read morewere fresh and delicious. I ordered the mushroom pasta and it was amazing.

i have visited the station on many occassions and i am holding my wedding reception there in a…read moreyears time. The lounge, where bar meals are served, has been recently refurbished and is very impressive. there is ample tables and luxury leather seating, there is a seperate snug area which is great for talking and having a quiet drink. There is a bar which has gaming machines and a dart board and a few tables. There is also a restaurent and function room which holds 140, aswell as hotel accommadtion. The food is excellent quality and reasonably priced. It is ideally situated near stonehaven railway station and is within walking distnace of stonehaven town centre. Aberdeen in only 15 minutes away by train or car

This is the first time I visit Aberdeen and I found this hotel on Expedia. Price is main reason…read morethat attracts me as I only pays about $55 on Expedia (US Dollars!) per night, even on weekends. I only paid about $220 from Thursday night to Monday morning in Mid June for a queen size bedroom. The bedroom is decently comfortable. There is a bus number 3 to downtown that makes the hotel is convenient. The bus takes about 30-45 mins from the hotel to downtown. The down side of this hotel is that there are not a lot of restaurant around except Burger King and IKEA cafe. But the price of food in restaurant is not expensive as entrees on average is £15-30.

Fab hotel on the outskirts of Aberdeen a short £12 taxi ride from the city centre, Aberdeen Altens…read moreHotel has much to recommend itself. The staff are really on the ball and anticipated all my questions at check in before I had a chance to ask them. They gladly summoned cabs which arrived promptly whenever required and the rooms were simply marvellous. Here's a wee list of my rooms attributes: Comfy beds, free WiFi, in room safety deposit box, iron and ironing boards, oodles of storage, non-fogging bathroom mirror great bath shower and products, flat screen TV, room service, nespresso machine and kettle, shortbread and highland spring water, dressing gown, slippers and more. They thought of everything! There's a swimming pool too and a friendly if expensive bar, and a restaurant that I didn't try. Plenty of free parking. Hey there's even an IKEA across the roundabout if you get bored. Only downside for me came at breakfast which was decent enough, but one of the staff members was excessively dour, coffee was slow to arrive and our used plates were sometimes left to stack up. All in all we had a great stay and I would definitely recommend a stay if the out of town location suits. Vegetarians note they offer veggie sausages on the breakfast buffet menu but presume you have to make a point of asking for them to be cooked to order. I couldn't be bothered waiting and there were plenty of other options on days that clumsy guests hadn't spilled bits of haggis into the tomatoes beans and mushrooms. Oh the trials of being vegetarian lol!