Marcliffe's at Aberdeen was a beautiful stay, hotel staff was great and courteous. The restaurant…read morelikewise with really good food. My only disappoint net was our room was very old and dated. The carpet was worn and the I would not consider the bathroom clean.

Stayed here for a golf trip, very nice hotel. Rooms were comfortable and clean and quiet. Bed…read morewas okay. Breakfast was excellent and the service was very good. Lots of hot water in the shower and the towels were fluffy. Overall i would stay here again without hesitation.

This is a lovely Victorian hotel, beautifully updated in a quiet residential area of Aberdeen. The…read morestaff could not do enough for you and the room was very comfortable. Breakfast was very good and ample. I thought it had excellent value and would certainly stay again if in the area.

This is a review just for the bar/restaurant area, I have never stayed in the hotel. The Atholl…read moreHotel is next door to my companies staff house. Where my company squeezes all their employes traveling abroad. So naturally, this is a place we hit up pretty often for a meal and drinks. The building is gorgeous, an old church turned historical hotel and excellent restaurant. There is a granite bar, well I guess that is not that impressive considering the whole city is made of the stuff. Anyway, still an awesome place for a drink. A small dinning area behind the bar, and another dinning area/lounge as well. Two cask ales. This place is on the CAMRA beer guide. Usually Ossian and Tim Taylor. Both in immaculate condition. The service is always friendly and knowledgeable. Some good whiskeys as well. The food is very good, traditional Scottish fare. If you want to know what good Aberdeen beef is, come here. One of the best steaks, and prime rib I have had. The curry is also excellent. Like most places around they will do special dinners for Mothers Day, Christmas, ext. I have not been, but those always sound amazing. All freshly prepared and locally sourced. There are about 30 rooms, and very nice ones at that. Certainly as good of a place to stay as any. Lets see, historical building with lots of character, Real Ale, good food, yep this is a place for me.

This is a nice simple hotel with a fantastic location, in the middle of everything. It's a short…read morewalk to Union Street and all the shopping, restaurants, coffee shops, and bars you could want. The rooms are modern and clean. The only real gripe I can come up with for the room was it was hard to find electrical outlets. There's not one in the bathroom, there's a couple in the hall that are a tight fit because of the shelf, and the rest are along the floor. To get to the one under the desk I had to crawl under the desk. A power outlet or two on the desk would be nice. There's not any room service, but there's a restaurant on site with limited hours. Even during these hours it seemed sometimes hard to find someone in the restaurant. There's so many great restaurants in the area. Check out Nargile and Paldino. Next time I'm in Aberdeen, I'll gladly stat here again.

I'm a simple man with simple tastes who is now too old to hostel when traveling abroad. I was…read morevisiting my SO who is doing a study abroad in Aberdeen and I am also too old to sleep in a dorm. Alright, so I might've lied about the simple tastes. Regardless, Hilton Garden Inn at Aberdeen City Centre was an excellent place to stay for my trip to the Granite City. Clean, nice staff, comfy bed. My room had a rain shower which was awesome and a HUGE bathtub which came in handy when escaping the mid-50 degree weather of July (who knew those words would ever leave my mouth, err, fingers...). The restaurant on site has a buffet breakfast every morning which is very fresh and tasty. The location is also close to the hustle of Union Street and not too terribly far from Union Square, which seems to be the transpo hub for northeast Scotland. For the money, there is not a better place to stay in Aberdeen City Centre.

This is just the sort of hotel I look for when I'm traveling. It's small but extremely well done…read more The staff are friendly and courteous, there are plenty of thoughtful touches that show they care. I live in hotels at least 3 nights every week and often more. I confess I generally despise them, but this place is truly exceptional.

This is the first time I've ever been shown to my hotel room, opened the door, and been faced with…read morefive additional doors, each one leading to a different room in our massive, two bedroom suite. For only about US $200 a night (average, April prices, booked through hotels.com) it was all ours for two nights. Full kitchen, living room, full bath, and two bedrooms. There was a washer/dryer combo unit in our kitchen, tea and coffee on the boil all day long downstairs, and free washing soap for the laundry. Continental breakfast in the mornings was somewhere between decent and decadent, depending on your view. I ordered gluten-free toast and got about four servings worth. Ordered tea and got a pot big enough for 2-4 people. Only complaint is the beds are quite small. If you are used to sharing a double bed with your spouse it might not be so bad, but when you are used to a King size bed, expect it to feel a little cramped.

Really lovely accommodation. I booked because I was in a bind after a blunder with my airbnb…read moreaccommodation, with the company offering to fork out for my nights accommodation. Booking was easy online and 10 minutes later I was checked in. The staff at the front desk were extremely helpful and friendly and I was offered to wait in the lounge with a cup of tea whilst I waited for someone to carry my bags to my room. I didn't realise there are actually a whole bunch of apartments adjacent to each other, also some scattered across the road. I was staying towards the back of the apartments on the second level (no elevators) so the assistance was appreciated. The accommodation itself was more than enough for one person. The executive apartment featured a bedroom, bathroom, lounge room and small kitchen with everything you'd need to create a home cooked meal. Given the late hour and duration of my stay I don't think I got to truly appreciate the space available, but nonetheless was impressed. Bed was comfortable and the blackout curtains are effective. I've given one less star because the walls are thin, and as I was falling asleep I could hear people trudging up the stairs, getting into the room above mine and I fell asleep to the sound of their muffled conversation. Breakfast is included and is a decent spread. Ample space in the dining room too. Overall a good experience, just might ask for a top floor apartment next time.

.we went here for boxing day lunch it was awful turkey was cut in big thick rings with stuffing…read more didn't taste like Turkey pigs in blankets were over cooked and shrivelled up carrots were cut like matchsticks and soaked in grease xmas pudding was stone cold solid and dry would never go back again total waste of time and money

This review relates to the Bothy Restaurant at the Palm Court Hotel…read more They completed a refit about a year and a half ago now and the change is fantastic - gone is the dowdy pub and in comes the stylish decor! The restaurant is decorated well, comfertable and there is an outside decked area (if there is ever Sunshine in Aberdeen!) The food is good Scottish produce cooked well and interestingly. The menu changes but I really enjoyed the venison. The atmosphere is realy nice, in the evening it is cosy and there are candles which makes a lovely atmosphere. The wine list is of an average price but th Whisky Bar has good deals on drinks at sometimes. There is plenty of free parking and it is in a lovely area. The service is always good (although not a fan of the kilts they have to wear!)

Best serviced flat we have ever stayed in anywhere in the world. The last serviced flat we stayed…read morein in London was such a dump I was concerned. .. This place is SPOTLESSLY clean. Nice sized flats. Cute living room ("lounge") and perfect kitchen. We did not want neighbors above us so we took the top floor flat. Quiet place ... best choice in Aberdeen! Helpful and professional front-desk service. Richard too deserves mention for his assistance re: wi-Fi. Much appreciated!

From the owner: Skene House HotelSuites - Holburn is just a 2-minute walk from Union Street in Aberdeen city centre…read moreand less than a mile from Aberdeen Rail Station. The hotel offers free Wi-Fi and free parking. The suites at Skene House are decorated using a mix of contemporary and traditional styles. They are all equipped with a private bathroom, a lounge area with a TV and a modern fully fitted kitchen. The property offers guests a complimentary drink on arrival from the honour bar and there is a guest lounge, which comes with complimentary tea, coffee and newspapers. Guests are treated to a luxury continental style buffet breakfast each morning and they are also invited to choose from the additional cooked to order menu, available at an extra cost. Aberdeen Airport is 7 miles from the property and Aberdeen Ferry Port is less than 2 miles away. Aberdeen is surrounded by a number of golf courses, which are all between 2.5 and 4 miles from the hotel.

This hotel is like a renovated castle. The decor, lighting, rooms are all exquisite and tastefully…read moredone. The insight restaurant serves up a great breakfast and both lunch and dinner menus have great options. Completely enjoyed my stay and the hospitality shown.

I visited the hotel for a two night stay recently (Sunday-Tuesday) and stayed in one of the…read morePrivilege double rooms with my boyfriend. The hotel itself is stunning, the architecture is an undeniable selling point and really makes the most of the granite the area is famed for. Situated a mere 10 minutes from the city centre it's surprisingly tranquil and you can easily forget the hustle and bustle here. Our room was a great size, with ample wardrobe space (although not many hangers), a decent bathroom, handy coffee machine and an insanely comfortable bed. It would have been nice to have had a bath - there was certainly room for it - however we made the most of the spa facilities instead. On the Monday afternoon we ate lunch in the front bar and it was rather disappointing. With only one member of staff responsible for serving four separate rooms it took a long time for our order to arrive and it ended up arriving at different times. The quality was a little bit disappointing considering the price however the sweet potato fries are delicious! Due to a mix up with the order (twice) we somehow ended up with five portions of chips which seemed a tad excessive. For dinner we ate in the restaurant which was a much more positive experience. The food was really brilliant and the staff were much more attentive. The only downside to our dinner was when our order arrived it was not as requested - which had already happened twice at lunch - so it would appear that there is a communication issue between the staff and the kitchen. Normally we wouldn't mind however on this occasion it was due to dietary requirements and was getting a tad tedious having to repeatedly ask for things to be remade. My boyfriend and I both had massages at the spa which we both thoroughly enjoyed. The spa therapists were attentive, pleasant and clearly knew what they were doing. Whilst we were enjoying the pool there was a four hour long children's swimming class which was less than relaxing but difficult to avoid. Overall we did enjoy the experience but felt that the service didn't quite live up to the luxury atmosphere the hotel aims to provide. They did seem to be slightly short on staff so this may be the root of the issue! Would probably return again if I found a good deal.

This for sure is not the worst hotel I have ever stayed out, but dont expect much…read more You get a clean bed and a clean room and that is about it. The first room we got felt like a dorm room, very small, two twin beds, small desk, no closet. The heater was broken so they had two plug in heaters. Two minutes after plugging those in the room smelled like it was on fire. The maid decided to walk right in even with the do not disturb sign on the door. The next day they decided to call since the do not disturb sign was up. What part of do not disturb dont they understand. This is an oilfield town and this is an oilfield dormitory. If you come in expecting this you wont be surprised. At the very least the room was clean and the staff were friendly although not super helpful. Wifi was in and out the enter week. I paid $75USD for internet for the week only to get really slow internet that only worked 50% of the time.

Rooms are good. Breakfast is complementary, served between 6:30 and 10:30 during weekends and 6:30…read moreto 9:30 during other days. The bathroom comes with the world smallest wash basin that has the most ridiculously fast tap. So if you thought of washing your face you might end up taking a shower due to jet force water stream that comes out of it. Apart from that things are looking good. If you plan on staying here during the weekend be aware that there could be a lot of drunk clubbers around the area. So if you are a light sleeper, get a pair of ear plugs.