Hotels near Kids Park, Inverurie

Very well priced hotel by the airport compared to its competitors. Staff are friendly and helpful, rooms are very clean and spacious.. There is a decent bar & restaurant area. As like most hotels pretty pricey for food / drink and limited vegan, plant based option(s). Hence 4 stars!

Stayed on 1st Oct for an overnight stay whilst visiting the P&J. The man on reception who checked us in barely spoke a word. Noticed the few couples in front getting complimentary drinks and we were not offered (oh well). Room was fine but was rather dusty, however when you pay £48 for a room I wasn’t expecting glam. Stains in the sinks & toilet, uncomfortable bed and only 1 pillow for a double bed. Once in bed realised the bedding was ripped on the underside - therefore cleaners tried to hide it. Was quite a cold sleep in the end.. Decided to grab a bite to eat down in the bar. Lady at bar forgot to put on a pizza (flavoured bread) for our table therefore one party member was left waiting an extra 25 mins when she promised “5” . Therefore we were nearly late for our show. Upon checkout again it was slow, however when checking my bank account when I had already got home, I’d been charged twice for the room even though my receipt says for 1 only. Was charged £10 for parking even though signs say £5. Was given no explanation from reception staff. Trying to contact the hotel for refund but can’t get through (not surprised). Will keep trying!! Shame because the hotel looks nice & quirky however you do get what you pay for and no more.

The whole atmosphere was relaxing and the rooms were fantastic. Great friendly staff, great food. The beds were super comfy and those pillows were so comfy. I asked the staff where I could buy them from unfortunately he didn’t know it that’s okay. Would defiantly come back again. Thanks for making the whole trip relaxing Lynn craig

A smart looking hotel with awful service and staff arguing in front of customers. Utterly chaotic set up - I arrived after long drive to discover the parking arrangements are ludicrous. The 'drop off' is signed, but no signage for parking for guests. Walk into hotel, front desk member treats told me to go somewhere totally different to park - which is not signed or made clear to guests. Try to book table for dinner, told by grumpy barman I cannot reserve after 8pm, and am told to turn up. Come downstairs at 8.15pm, told I can eat at the bar by one member of staff (ideal as I do not want to eat in what looks like a really busy restaurant). Take seat, go to bar and say I want to order food. At this point, the loud manageress figure (possibly Spanish accent) loudly and clearly berates the staff members for accepting bar food orders on a busy night, and chastises them. An argument ensues - unprofessional in the extreme for customers to witness this. I am then queried as to who told me I could eat at the bar - I point the person out who is being clearly told off by this manageress figure again in public. I was then told by another member of staff that it was no longer possible to eat at the bar, and I'd need to eat in the heavingly busy restaurant - which as someone who hates loud noisy crowds, was my idea of hell. I made clear the answer was no, and that I would be leaving this review as a result of how poor the experience was. The end result was discovering the hotel is miles from anywhere, so I couldnt even go elsewhere and get food. I went to bed tired, hungry and VERY unhappy. This is a high end business hotel who cannot sort parking directions out and whose staff cannot even organise a proverbial 'party in a brewery' when it comes to organising food. Avoid this location at all costs - it is simply not good enough.

The Travelodge at Bucksburn is very convenient for accessing Aberdeen city and is a clean and welcoming place. The reception staff have been friendly and helpful throughout our stay. My only criticism is that in a bedroom clearly designed to accommodate two people and has the amenities of a tv that only one chair is provided. I did ask but was told they have no spare chairs which I suppose means each room has one and all rooms are occupied or that we were not given our proper allocation of two chairs. For the cost of a small plastic chair it seemed to us to be ‘spoiling the ship for a ha’penny worth of tar’. Over to you the management of Travelodge!

My friends and I have just returned from this hotel which was chosen by Caledonian Travel as the destination of our mystery tour. The photos advertising the hotel bear no resemblance to the reality. To say it is rundown would be a complete understatement. It is a tip and should not be allowed to operate. There are far superior hostels! The smell of dampness is pervasive, the views from our rooms were of a derelict area and I fully expected rats to be running around, the rooms are not clean, nothing has been updated for decades, the food is mediocre at best...the list goes on. After an hour in the dining room, we were asked to vacate our seats because there were so many other guests. A woman on our trip went to reception to say that, before they had arrived, the hot tap had been left on in their room and had flooded the bedroom floor. She was told that there was no other room available and nobody could help her: she was given towels to mop it up. Furthermore, unless you take a taxi the 4 miles into Aberdeen, there is nothing else to do but sit in this dire place. We went to a nearby pub where the atmosphere felt threatening so we left. We later heard that the barman in the Britannia had warned someone else about going there. On a positive note, the staff were lovely and had to deal with lots of complaints but, I'm afraid, they had no solutions. I have stayed in many, many hotels but have never experienced anything quite like the Britannia. Avoid!!!