We'd like to help you find something that's a great fit for your trip. You might start your search in Central Aberdeen or Dyce, two popular neighborhoods in the city.
The shopping, historic sites, and waterfront views are just a few reasons to visit Aberdeen. Get out and about and explore some top attractions like Aberdeen Maritime Museum and Codonas Amusement Park. Aberdeen Arts Centre and His Majesty's Theatre are also a few notable stops. Whether you're hoping to stay right near top attractions or you'd like to be a little more tucked away, we'd like to help you find a great place to stay in Aberdeen.
Best Neighborhoods for History
Some of the oldest historic remnants in Aberdeen can be found in Dyce. Accommodations here are located near early medieval sites, including a 7th-century church filled with Pictish stones, carved relics featuring vivid symbols and images. Get a classic UK experience by booking a room close to Old Aberdeen, the heart of the University of Aberdeen. It's here immaculately preserved buildings stand alongside ultramodern facilities. Book a hotel in Footdee at the east end of Aberdeen Harbor to discover a former fishing village bursting with picturesque vistas.
Dyce
Visitors highly recommend Dyce for its abundant dining options, and you can make a stop by Formartine and Buchan Way while you're in town.
While there might not be top attractions in Footdee, you can explore the larger area and discover places like Aberdeen Harbour and Codonas Amusement Park.
Aberdeen's merchant past is alive and well in its Victorian granite buildings; though, be careful because the silver specks have been known to inspire people to buy jewelry. Stay in one of Rosemount's boutique hotels for easy access to some of the best shopping in the city. Get a room in the West End to browse the independent boutiques that flourish due to restrictions on retail chains. To give your credit card a workout then cool down with some fine ales in a nearby pub, book accommodations along the "Granite Mile" in Gilcomston, Aberdeen's downtown neighborhood.
Aberdeen West End
Aberdeen West End is popular for its abundant dining options, and if you're looking for more to see and do, you might think about a trip to Rubislaw Quarry or Queen Victoria Statue.
Located between the Dee and Don rivers on Scotland's North Sea coast, Aberdeen overflows with opportunities to get outside. Stay in Cove Bay to relax on the beach and immerse yourself in a small, village-like atmosphere. For activities on dry land, book accommodations in Kingswells, offering easy access to walking and biking trails. Aberdeen's Cults neighborhood is known for its family-friendly vibe and historic granite housing, much of it overlooking extensive parklands. Leave the hustle and bustle behind by booking a hotel in Hazlehead, an area which connects the city and countryside.
Kingswells
Unique features of Kingswells include the spas and restaurants. Make a stop by Kirkhill Forest or Brimmond Hill Country Park while you're exploring the area.
Visitors to Cults appreciate its restaurants. A visit to Hazlehead Park and Gordon Highlanders Museum might round out your trip if you're looking to see more of the area.
