Best Hotels near Aberdeen Maritime Museum, Aberdeen

When I arrived in Aberdeen on Tuesday 11th April I needed somewhere to stay for one or two nights I've previously stated at this b&b before and was also recommend by another person I rung the door bell on the front door and asked if any vacancies for a room were available I was greeted by the male host no we haven't I asked any room's available later in the week no we haven't in such a Argonaut way not a great welcome into reception infront of other people staying there, I ended up buying a mobile phone in Aberdeen to find out this B&B had over 10 room's available from Wednesday onwards so I was lied to by the male host also spoken to in a horrible and nasty way and had to sleep rough in -12oc temperatures I live back in West Yorkshire I was due to travel home on Sunday 16th April via train and now find myself stuck in Aberdeen General Hospital with a infection in my face which could of been triggered off my the cold weather during the nights were I couldn't find accommodation like the OYO LOST GUEST HOUSE IN ABERDEEN saying no vacancies when I find out through buying a phone there were vacancies available quite shocking and disturbing To say I'm now stuck in hospital with no money and no way of getting home by any form of transport I live over 200 miles away and the worse part was the way the host spoke to me no we haven't any vacancies what's wrong with saying sorry we don't have any available at moment, shocking, disturbing, outrageous greetings after walking through the front door one B&B to really think about if need somewhere has friendliness is free nastiest isn't and it's cruel

very good location and breakfast. the room is clean and big.

The most disgusting and dirtiest hotel I’ve ever stayed in. Net curtains and curtains torn, bathroom floor dirty, beds unstable just hell!! The only good thing was Alan in the bar and the receptionist. It stinks, so many homeless people as well that they take in.

On arriving at reception to check in on Saturday, the reception staff found that I had booked the room for previous night [Friday] and this had in turn been documented as a No Show. The staff were helpful in offering an alternative room- there were no Stanard King Rooms left for the Saturday Night, only the Apartment Suites. We thanked them and left, stating we would try and find something else. Naturally, I became upset on leaving after making such a mistake- When outside heading back to the car, the Booking Manager (i think his name was Barry) approached us and said he would have a look and see if he could help. He was able to move our booking from the Friday to the Saturday for no extra cost, and also upgraded us to the Apartment Suite free of charge. We were so grateful and appreciative for his help and he saved our weekend so we could continue to celebrate my Birthday as we had planned. The room was spacious and comfortable with a kitchenette, bathroom with over bath shower, king size bed and a fridge amongst the facilities available. 5 stars all round

First visit for us . 20mins wait for drinks.no steak available.potato skin starter was wrong, put back when returned they had only scraped the topping off and added the correct one and clearly reheated in a micro. One main meal didn’t arrive with others. A side of garlic bread came again heated in micro returned it and got replaced nearly after main course was finished. No Red Malbec Wine. No hurry to clear empty classes. Another table had been told that there was no pizza left! Also a table with young family when left there was food on floor and when it was set up for another 4 people the floor had not be swept. Asked to speak to the manager at end of night and he did not come near us! We had gone through to the public bar and the manager was going about there and he still did not approach us. Quality of the food was generally good but the above things I have mentioned let it down big time. Not sure if we will be back

Lovely country house hotel on the southern edge of Aberdeen with easy access to city. Welcoming hotel with a very traditional feel in the main building. Bedrooms are modern and our Standard room was well equipped with a large double bed and plenty of tea coffee etc. The hotel is dog friendly for a small charge. We had lovely cooked breakfasts and continental also available. We ate breakfast in the drawing room, as dogs understandably not allowed in main restaurant. We only ate in the bar area one evening which was cosy and fast service. Friendly staff and nice touch of a Birthday platter delivered to room in recognition of a significant Birthday being celebrated.