Aberdeen Douglas Hotel

Super bad hotel. Check-in turned out to be in the basement, in a small alley near the hotel. There is no heating in the room, only electric heating, and the shower head is very old. Alleys, basements, very unsafe!

Depending on the room it can be really noisy at night; otherwise very good!

Very friendly and helpful staff make you feel very welcome. Room was very clean and comfy with a very refreshing shower with horizontal nozzles which i could have stayed in all day!!!

Decent hotel for the money. Staff are lovely and facilities are great (Molly's Bistro and Malone's Bar). I was in the smallest room which despite having no view was perfectly good and comfortable. The shower was lovely! Thoroughly enjoyed my stay.

Great location! Just a few things to know, you don’t control the temperature in your room the hotel does so if cremate is your preferred temp then this will work for you. No mini fridge but they supply a kettle, I bought milk for my coffee however because the room was so hot it was bad before use. Opened the window during the day to cool down the room but had to shut it at night due to the noise.

This was a lovely hotel in a great location it was clean and modern and we would stay again

Friendly staff and happy to help. The room was large with a good shower and comfortable bed. Only down side was that it was directly on the main drag so a little noisy but not too bad

I stayed at the Aberdeen Douglas Hotel for a short period before heading offshore, as arranged by my company. Despite its convenient city centre location and friendly, helpful staff at check-in, I found several aspects of the hotel lacking. The hotel is large, and navigating to some rooms requires a considerable walk through various corridors. The rooms themselves are quite dated and in need of an upgrade. My room, number 117, contained a small double bed, a single bed, and a sofa bed. The bathroom had a shower over the bath, and the window had restricted opening and frosted glass, likely due to the unappealing view of building backs and rooftops. While the bathroom had a clean, disinfected smell, I was disappointed to find bits of crisps and other rubbish under the bedside table, which was very off-putting. The bed was comfortable enough, but the lack of nearby power or USB sockets was inconvenient. Additionally, the TV in the room was too small and too far away to be watched comfortably from the bed. The restaurant menu was limited and overpriced, so I chose to dine out. Breakfast started at 7 am, which was too late for my schedule, so I didn't experience it. Instead, I was given a breakfast bag with a ham sandwich, crisps, a bottle of water, and a piece of fruit. In summary, I would not recommend staying at the Aberdeen Douglas Hotel in its current state. While the hotel has potential, it requires significant investment to improve its comfort and overall appeal.