Great hotel if you work close by or don't have a rental car. The hotel is easily walkable from the…read moreairport and close by a bus stop to Union Street (Touristy Area with shops, bars, restaurants). If you book a room here you are given a free bus ticket to Union Street and back (30 min bus ride). The price for this hotel varies based on the day of the week. Weekends are cheap and weekdays are expensive. This is because this Hotel caters mostly to the working class who arrives here during workdays and goes home during weekends. Expect to pay less than 100 GBP during weekends and up to 200 during weekdays. Book early because there will not be any vacancies during certain week days. If there are no more rooms, then most likely the hotels around the area are full as well. There was a time when I came here with no more vacancies and the only close by hotel available was the Marriot in Dyce, located on the opposite side of the airport (45 minute walk or a short taxi ride). WIFI connection here is fast and stable. I had no issues with it, and it's free. Breakfast is not free and costs 10 GBP. Although it may seem a bit pricey for some, the quality is very good. They have a buffet of scrambled eggs, haggis, "bacon", beans, fruits, yogurt, breads, croissants, muffins, juices, good coffee and tea. Dinner is good here too but also around the same price of 10 GBP (depending on what you order). There aren't that many other restaurants around the area. I went to the airport to eat lunch before at one point. I do believe there are other restaurants in other hotels next door, but nothing really peaked my interest. There is a Shell station about a 5 minute walk away. They sell coffee, candies, sandwiches, milk, and other items you might see at a typical gas station. The sandwiches they sell there aren't half bad either. Half the price for food at the Hotel and it puts food in your stomach. Update: The hotel next door called Premier Inn has a restaurant inside that serves food slightly cheaper. A full breakfast is 8.75 GBP versus 10 GBP here. The dinner menu is even bigger too!

So far, excellent place. If the hotel is not new, it is definitely updated well. The lobby offers a…read morebar that's open all day. There's a coffee dispenser in the same area that's self serve with to-go cups or regular cups. The Market is well stocked and decently. Wi-fi is available and free. We got a king room...very nice decor. Room was clean. We were welcomed with truffles and a thank you card for being Marriott members. The room has a safe and small fridge in the wardrobe closet. They also offer a hair dryer. The desk is spacious and its chair is comfortable. Very nice Courtyard Marriott.

I remember when it was built and was in fact a Holiday Inn!…read more It's a nice enough hotel - although it does look very old and boring outside they have done a lot of work inside so it is clean and fresh. Nice fireplace just inside the front door and you can order drinks from the bar here and stay warm on a winter evening. Rooms are clean - however every other room allows smoking - so the halls are smelly at times. I'm guessing they still allow smoking as they do have a lot of oilfield workers staying here. Breakfast is okay - certainly Cook prepared and not Chef! Bar food is meh - restaurant is pretty bad - we would rather head into town for dinner. It's not a cheap hotel - and Internet is an add on - which is a disgrace these days. But a good 4 stars - I have always had an okay time staying here.

My three kids and I stayed here for two nights on a vacation…read more PRO: big rooms; very comfortable beds, great friendly service, all of the standards you expect from a Marriott. Great gym and pool. Free parking. Had a small fridge. CON: a little expensive, 15 minutes from downtown tourist sites during rush hour. Expensive wifi. Really bad room and expensive room service.

Pretty poor service by the duty manager Toby Hunter . We were a group of 10 tired travelers who…read morecame by looking for traditional Scottish hospitality and a good time at the offshore bar & grill, at the crown plaza. Instead we were rudely hurried by Toby as we were ordering our food and drinks His attitude to our questions was bursque, impatient and didn't seem one bit welcoming. He seemed quite flustered and irritated and took out drink orders out of f turn and late (after we ordered dinner). To make matters worse, we tried to order dessert at the end only to be told, again quite rudely that the kitchen was closed at 10p and we couldn't get any. We were told that it was mentioned in the dinner menu and that was it. Never have I heard of such a thing and he didn't seem one bit apologetic. This experience left an exceedingly poor taste in our mouths and we will never come back here again.

Ordered a steak burger with cheese and bacon, and when the burger was served it had neither cheese…read moreor bacon. When staff was notified they came in 15 minutes later and put a plate with cheese and bacon in the middle of the room when the burger was already cold

Hands down, one of THE BEST hotel airports I have ever stayed in. Customer service, 100%! Not…read morebecause they are Scottish people and its in their blood, but staff put an extra mile to provide excellent service for their customers. Ambience and Cleanliness, 100%! The hotel isn't the that big but they sure do know how to make it cozy, and entertaining and all in one place to be. Hotel has exceptional clean facilities and one of the requirements I look forward to in a hotel. Location, 99%. I gave it 99% because although it is 8 minutes walk to the airport premises, I wish they provide shuttle service for those people that have huge luggage since Taxi services can be a tad expensive with airport rides. Overall, my experience is absolutely fantastic. I am pleased and would recommend this to anybody!

From the owner: Make your visit to England a truly memorable one when staying at the Moxy Aberdeen Airport. We are…read moreideally located near the best dining, shopping and attractions, including HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE and Lemon Tree. Experience our vibrant and unique hotel, featuring spacious guest rooms, lively social spaces, gourmet on-site dining, flexible meeting space, a state-of-the-art fitness center and free Wi-Fi.

This review is for the Hotel's restaurant inside. I came…read morehere for both breakfast and dinner. Neither of which let me down! BREAKFAST: You can either choose continental or full. The continental breakfast serves cereals, fruits, yogurts, muffins, croissants, crumpets, and other cold foods. The full breakfast includes eggs, sausage, bacon, hash browns, mushrooms, beans, and grilled tomato. The full breakfast costs 8.75 GBP, which is 1.25 GBP cheaper than the Courtyard Marriot's breakfast next door. Good alternative if you are staying at the Marriot and want something different or slightly cheaper. If you want even cheaper, the continental breakfast is just 6.25 GBP! If you want even cheaper than that, there is a Shell station two minute walk away that sell sandwiches and milk. DINNER: The dinner menu is quite impressive. They serve pizzas, hamburgers, curries, Asian food, steaks, and more. I ordered the chicken Makhani curry for 11.55 GBP (about $19.60 USD). It's served with basmati rice, naan, and a side of butternut squash and lentil curry. Portion was just right and the plate came out hot, but not steaming hot. I'm pretty critical when it comes to Indian food, and I must say, the dish was surprisingly good (but not the best). The meat was good, the gravy was flavorful, and the butternut squash went well with the dish. The naan was pre-made, but still good. If I was to improve the dish, I would add more chicken, cook the chicken on a skewer, serve it with freshly baked naan, and serve it steaming hot. I also tried the "Asian Feast" which is the same thing as the chicken makhani meal (except half the portion) and includes red thai curry (small portion), Indian chips, and two extra sauces (which is just "yogurt" [actually taste like sour cream] and this jam sauce). I don't recommend the Asian Feast. It's expensive and although the portion looks big, its really not. The red thai curry has a strong resemblance of thai food but too sweet and thick for authentic. The "yogurt" was very disapointing and tasted like sour cream straight out of the box. Portion is small for both curries.

I enjoyed my stay at this hotel but vending machine stole my money but I would happily stay againread more

I was very disappointed with our stay here, thankfully we were only there for one night…read more We booked into this hotel as we had a morning flight, a lot of luggage and 2 children and thought it would make things a bit easier. On arrival at the hotel we checked in and due to the amount of bags, 5 large suitcases, a travel cot, 2 car seats and a buggy as well as the 2 kids we asked for help to our room. The elderly gentleman who helped us was very pleasant. We were on the first floor, we got to the bottom of the stairs and were basically told we would have to start lugging our bags upstairs as there was no lift. There was also a bit of a walk once we were up the stairs. In the end the man offered to store some of our luggage for us and we just took the essentials to our room which we agreed on. The room itself was fairly big, had one double and 2 single beds. We had booked into a family room so it was ideal. The bathroom was not very clean and there was a used razor in our bin. There was only a couple of towels in the bathroom so we had to ask for more. The main door to the room had no kind of security latch or chain so once the door was locked it could be very easily opened from the inside, we had to barricade the door to stop our toddler escaping!! When we checked in we were told that the shuttle bus to the airport was very frequent and we would not have to wait longer than 10 minutes. When we got down to check out in the morning we were told there wouldn't be a bus for at least 20 minutes. The Night Shift Manager who checked us out was unbelievably rude. I told her that we had to collect luggage that had been stored for us. She didn't acknowledge what I had said and picked up the phone. I stood around waiting in the reception area and then she shouted across to me that someone had been to our room and they couldn't find any bags. I went back across and said that the porter stored our bags for us but I didn't know exactly where. She stomped over to another area of the reception and started shoving bags out of another door to us. Her whole attitude was awful. The kids were getting restless while waiting for the bus and this lady just stood behind the desk glaring at them. The whole situation made me feel very uncomfortable so we got all our stuff and waited outside at the front of the building. The bus turned up 30 mins after we first asked for it. Thankfully we had left plenty of time for check in. All in all it wasn't a particularly pleasant experience.

Stayed for 7 nights at this hotel and would thoroughly recommend it. It has friendly and helpful…read morestaff. The breakfast included is delicious and just the thing to get your day started. The only negative I would say but not the hotel's fault would be the cars parked on the road outside the hotel. It seems that people that work offshore park their cars there for up to 3 weeks at a time and this causes the hotel frustration. They informed me that they are working to get this resolved.

This review only relates to the restaurant at this hotel. Called Luigi's, it is handy for the…read morewestern end of Aberdeen, as also the commuter town of Westhill, as evidenced by the fact that it is quite popular on weekends. I've been there a few times, generally on Saturdays or Sundays, and I like it. The food is good quality and the service is efficient. The menu is also quite diverse, though obviously mostly Italian as promised by the name. The choice of wines on offer are decent, too. The staff are generally obliging - one visit there I was with an eccentric companion (lovely but a bit barmy, occasionally ate like a horse, but BMI firmly under 19 ) who decided to start with a main course, then ordered another, and when I was looking at desserts, asked for a starter. The staff hid their smiles well and got us our orders without a murmur. If there is one criticism, it's the lighting which can be a bit halogen-harsh, although I noticed last month that they were improving this. The general decor is a little dark and heavy, so strident illumination tends to jar. The restaurant has little side-booths which are better and softer lit. The menu advertises the Albyn restaurant, which I've reviewed on Qype - I'm not sure what the link is, but given the quality of the food, I wouldn't be surprised at all if I heard that they shared management or kitchen. Approximately £50 for two with a couple of drinks. Nae bad, I'd say, for what you get.

The Holiday Inn is a great hotel. Both restaurants (Luigi's and the Glentanar Lounge) have a huge…read morevariety of dishes on their menus, and anytime I have been the food has always been excellent. Service is good too, the staff are polite and happy to help.

The room is barely fits a twin size bed with barely and standing space. Laundry is a scam where you…read morepay buy the piece for an outside service, but other hotels use sane service and charge a flat rate. At least internet is free when it is working. Ok enough food...