Find Hotels near Aberdeen Centre
Welcome to Aberdeen Centre Hotels! Our goal is to provide the best rates on hotels in the beautiful areas of Aberdeen, Scotland, UK, and to offer an easy and secure online booking service for Aberdeen visitors. On our website you will find everything you need to plan, book or explore your destination, including car rentals and hotel reservations. You can browse through our featured hotels or find hotels near Aberdeen, UK, by customizing your search with your travel dates.
Featured Hotels in Aberdeen
Carmelite Hotel
Stirling Street, Aberdeen
Carmelite is a boutique hotel offering free wi-fi, located in a central area, bustling with nightlife... more
Soprano St Magnus Court Hotel
Guild Street, Aberdeen
An elegant, 4-star hotel with 32 rooms, fully serviced and modernly equipped, a non-stop open reception... more
The Caledonian by Thistle
14 Union Terrace, Aberdeen
The Caledonian is a 4-star hotel, with 83 modern rooms, all featuring en-suite facilities and wireless internet access... more
Aberdeen Centre Hotels
City Wharf Apartments
Regent Quay, Aberdeen
22 modern apartments, offering guests luxurious accommodation, with free wi-fi and modern facilities... more
Aberdeen City Centre Hotel
Belmont Street, Aberdeen
A modern, central, relatively small hotel, featuring 14 elegant rooms, air-conditioned and modernly equipped... more
Aberdeen Douglas Hotel
45 Market Street, Aberdeen
Aberdeen Douglas is an elegant hotel, with modern facilities and featuring 129 rooms...
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About Aberdeen Centre
Aberdeen also known as the Granite City, the Grey City or the Silver City with the Golden Sands, is the third most populous city in Scotland, UK, one of Scotland's 32 local government council areas and the United Kingdom's 29th most populous city, having more than 210 000 people, living within its limits. Since 1319, when it received Royal Burgh status from Robert the Bruce, Aberdeen has economically transformed, boasting with beautiful landmarks and appealing attractions, drawing, today, a record number of tourists.
Archaeological evidences suggest that the area where the city currently stands has seen human settlement for at least 8,000 years. Since its beginning, when it started as two separate burghs - Old Aberdeen, at the mouth of the river Don, and New Aberdeen, a fishing and trading settlement, where the Denburn waterway entered the river Dee estuary - and, after a layered, rich history of happenings, Aberdeen has become one of Britain's main attractions.
Aberdeen's beauty is surrounded by Victorian architecture, beautiful landmarks which keep its history alive and numerous attractions for all tastes and ages, binding modern with authentic, looking ahead, but keeping one foot in the past.