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Converted Victorian mansion house set in peaceful rural location, amidst acres of gardens and woodland, retaining turn-of-the-century interior - wall tapestries, oak panelling. Some rooms with Kingsize or Four-Poster beds. Nearby 20 golf courses, horse riding, malt whisky trail, fishing. 45 minutes drive from the centre of Aberdeen ; 40 minutes from Aberdeen airport. Cooked Breakfast served 8.00am-9.45am, Continental Breakfast earlier by arrangement. Dinner served 7.00pm-8.30pm (2-course = £28/person ; 3-course = £33/person) Resident proprietors Frans & Jayne Faber (since January 2008) Hotel closed 3 January - 1 February
Set in the heart of Aberdeen city centre, our contemporary, iconic building opened its doors in November 2009. located very close to union street, the hotel provides easy access to the city's shops, nightlife and Theatres. Bauhaus is an urban boutique hotel with an award-winning Japanese restaurant. All of the stylish rooms have 32-inch flat-screen HD TVs and king-size beds. free Wi-Fi, The luxurious en suite bathrooms have double power showers and Aveda bathroom products. Relax in a contemporary lounge bar with a 60-inch flat-screen TV. Ideal to meet for a drink or a coffee. Rail and bus stations are within walking distance. 
Set in the heart of Royal Deeside only 13 miles from Balmoral Castle, and only 35 miles from Abereen City Centre, the hotel makes an ideal location to explore the many sporting and tourist activities Scotland has to offer. The hotel is recognised by the Taste of Scotland and has a fine selection of malt whisky to enjoy in front of open log fires. Whilst you are staying with us you must sample our AA Rosette winning dishes, prepared by Head Chef Neil Keevil. We pride ourselves in using the best local produce in our menus including Aberdeen Angus Beef, Lamb, and Game from the local hills and farms. There are numerous activities and attractions to do in the area and being located between the villages of Aboyne and Ballater, the Hotel backs onto the Muir of Dinnet Nature Reserve with splendid woodland walks around Loch Kinord and Loch Davan from our doorstep. 
Situated in the historic town of Inverurie, The Kintore Arms Hotel dates back to 1855 and is still an integral part of the community. The KA as it is affectionately known, boasts a number of public areas for guests and locals alike to frequent, from the traditional public bar with its own real coal fire. Dining at the KA is also flexible, a more formal approach in our Cherub's Restaurant or relax and watch the match our screen in the Crombie Lounge. 
Located on Scotland's stunning north east coast, the Swallow Waterside Inn is a purpose built hotel set in its own extensive gardens on the banks of the estuary of the River Ugie. With 105 en-suite bedrooms and suites, and extensive conference and banqueting facilities, the hotel makes a perfect venue for any occasion. Our on site spa and Leisure Club, with swimming pool, sauna and steam room ensures you get the opportunity to relax during your stay, whilst our gym equipped with an array of cardiovascular and resistance equipment will help keep you fit. Our award-winning kitchen team takes pride in featuring local produce on their menus, making meals in the Ogilvies Restaurant an experience to savour. So for the perfect mix of business and leisure check out the Swallow Waterside Inn, where our friendly and professional staff will guarantee you a memorable breakaway. 
Located on the western outskirts of the Royal Burgh of Banff on the A98, Banff to Inverness Road this comfortable 1970’s purpose built hotel sits overlooking the Moray Firth. With magnificent views to the North and the Caithness Hills the area abounds with secluded sandy coves and precipitous cliff top paths from which to enjoy the highland scenery and superb sunsets that distinguish this section of coastline. Mid-way between Aberdeen and Inverness the Banff Springs Hotel is well located to explore: The Whisky Trail & Castle Country, The Coastal Trail – with many preserved fishing villages including the early 17th century harbours of Portsoy and Pennan (famed for ‘Local Hero’ film), the colony of Moray Firth Dolphins and MacDuff Marine Aquarium.