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Station Hotel Aberdeen
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Station Hotel Aberdeen
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Station Hotel Aberdeen
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78 Guild Street
Aberdeen, Scotland, United Kingdom
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Overview:
The Station Hotel Aberdeen is located in the center of Aberdeen near a railway station and numerous amenities. This area of the city is full of shops, restaurants and bars. There are also cinemas and shopping malls located in this part of this vibrant Scottish city.
The Aberdeen International Airport can be accessed from the public transportation options nearby the Station Hotel Aberdeen.
The Station Hotel Aberdeen contains a total of 120 bedrooms in total, each of which is provided with an en suite bathroom. The hotel offers broadband Internet connectivity via a wireless LAN connection with unlimited usage for guests. There is also room service available at this hotel.
The Station Hotel Aberdeen contains a restaurant located on the premises where guests can enjoy a meal. Should a drink be preferable, there is also a bar located at this hotel. The hotel features wooden paneling and stained-glass windows among its traditionally-decorated environs. The hotel's staircase is one of its outstanding features.
Amenities:
24 Hour Reception
Banquet Facilities
Bar / Lounge
Coffee / Tea Maker
Concierge
Conference Room(s)
Currency Exchange
Disabled Access
Dry Cleaning
Elevator / Lift
Hair Dryer
High-speed Internet
Laundry service
Medical Assistance Available
Meeting Rooms
Mini Bar
Non-Smoking Rooms
Parking
Refrigerator
Restaurant
Room Service
Safe-Deposit Box
Secretarial Service
Wake-up Service
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From 12:00 PM
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Prior to 12:00 PM
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Date of Stay:
May, 2009
nothing to add to the above
Date of Stay:
May, 2009
Brief StayA good room - looked as though it had recently been refurbished. The rest of the hotel looked a little tired, like it had seen better, even very good days. Perhaps the owners have plans to update the general decor like they have the rooms.
Date of Stay:
March, 2009
A work in progressWhile my room was refurbished to a high standard, the effect was diminished by the door to the room which had seen better days, infact had obviously suffered severe vandalism ithe past - door panel replaced and old damaged lock still in place. Breakfast was not included, and the £90 rate seemed excessive for what ws provided. Some parts of the hotel had been upgraded, but others were still in need of renovation. I was disturved during the night by a low-frequency hum, obviously some somrt of machinery noise.
Date of Stay:
March, 2009
Average at best and expensive
Date of Stay:
February, 2009
This hotel was probably beautiful in 1950, the last time it was done up. My room was ridiculously large which, added to the overall state of disrepair in the hotel, gave the room an atmosphere of horror film like creepiness. The fire alarm went off at 6am on the first morning, 6.38am on the second morning. At breakfast there was a trickle of milk on the table for tea/coffee and only white toast was served. The orange juice looked less than appealing. The lobby is deceptively modern and if the rest of teh hotel reflected this, it could be stunning, hoever the rest of teh hotel is like the 'Twilight zone' and I would not recommend anyone other than Derek O'Corrah to stay there.
Date of Stay:
January, 2009
New part of hotel is good, but I recently got put in the old part that was awful and freezing cold. Had to sit in my room fully clothed and wearign my coat all night. Asked to move rooms and they moved me to an equally awful room. Asked to move to the new part and they told me there was no space. Next morning the receptionist let slip there were spare rooms in the new part and that it was odd i wasn't moved again. Rubbish experience, and the last thing I needed after a long days work.
Date of Stay:
November, 2008
Room although recently done up was poorly finished and had trailing elexctrical wires running loose down the wall. Plus the radiator did not work and was replaced with an electric fan heater which was warm enough on what was a mild night but noisy and could not leave on when I was out of the room. Window glass also had a huge crack in it. Just scruffy overall. Did not use resturaunt
Date of Stay:
November, 2008
No that bad a hotel, very old fashioned but good location. Main gripe was the reception, the staff were not helpful at all. Left a bad taste in mouth and will definitley not be using this hotel again.
Date of Stay:
August, 2008
Strange place. One can see that they are trying to improve the hotel, it's reasonably clean, the room was fine (but I get the impression that there are different standards elsewhere - or least different door key systems. But there is this air of depression about the building, it does not (to me) feel terribly welcoming - although the staff are.The hotel is on many floors and one can get temporarily lost. I would have liked better fire exit signage. There was no obviously open bar that I could find.Really quite limited menu at the restaurant. Unusually, I did not find anything (simple) there that I wanted to eat, although from what I could see with other diners, it looked reasonable. The room service menu would have been better, but I was not hungry enough to pay the extra £2.50. I didn't feel sufficiently motivated to have the breakfast (an extra £8).Good, free, internet access - but you have to ask for the password.Finally - the price. Anywhere else in the UK I would have expected to pay £50-70 for a similar room in a hotel with similar facilities. I was informed by my taxi driver that "decent" hotels in Aberdeen cost upwards of £200/night. His opinion of this hotel was "it's better than it was".
Date of Stay:
May, 2008
on arivall missed the car park as there were no signs pointing it out, but it is a large open air car park area with a security barrier, at reception i was greeted by foreign worker who's english wasn't the best. eventually got checked.The elevator was a scary experience, wondered at one point if it was going to make it, lots of judders, creaking and strange unhealthy noises. arrived at floor and there was no signs directing to rooms, and the doors had no signs? all quite strange, eventually found my room after trying my key card in a few doors. the room was large but seemed to by half way through a refurb, the furnishings and bathroom suite looked new, but the wallpaper was hanging from the walls, the ceiling looked stained and dirty and the bathroom ceiling wad again stains and a hole in it.the staff in the bar werent affiliated with the term \"service with a smile\" and i even felt like it was a chore for them to serve me, and the drinks were over priced.a plesent evening but was awoken very early by the cleaners around 0730 - 0800 even though check out isn't until 1100.the hotel is in a good location though, just across from the train station. a few hundred yards from the dock, and the same from union street.
Date of Stay:
May, 2008
Refurbishment in progress but a long way to go.Shower temperature varied suddenly and considerably. Could be dangerous.Only had Continental breakfast so can't comment on food.
Date of Stay:
January, 2008
the hotel was simple to get to but expensive with poor tv reception in some of the rooms.
Date of Stay:
August, 2007
An incredible room. Large bed, wood panelling, sofa, mini-bar/fridge, etc.Good value for money. Did not eat at the hotel so could not comment on the quality of the food.
Date of Stay:
May, 2007
Hotel looks quite gruppy when you enter.Rooms have all been done up, nice and big.Hotel just a few mins walk from the shops.Staff friendlyWould ude again, good price as well
Date of Stay:
April, 2007
This hotel was very close to the sea so the seagulls noise very nearly tipped me over the edge. when we collected the car after a 2 night stay we had to head straight to the power wash and after 3 washes the mess is finally off but this is definatly the only complaint we had about this hotel. It was clean and tidy and although it could be doin with some upgradding, our room was fine with a lovely bathroom. the reception staff couldnt have been any nicer,helping us with directions, recommending places to eat and go and generally in any way they could. the bar prices were surprisingly low, probably cheaper than the pubs in the town which was 5 mins round the corner. i would recommend this hotel for every other reason but not a good nights sleep if you cant handle seagulls!!! that is the only reason i would not return.
Date of Stay:
April, 2007
Hotel is in a great location with the bus and train station on your doorstep. It was good that there was a fridge in each room with soft drinks / water. Plasma screen tv was a bonus. Rooms are of a good size as is the bathroom. We were in the old section of the hotel but was just as good as the new section.
Date of Stay:
March, 2007
The room i stayed in was newly refurbished, so it was nice and clean and good for the money i payed.
Date of Stay:
March, 2007
We only needed one night accommodation and Late Rooms provided us with all our requirements - The Station Hotel is perfect for city centre shopping as well as being close to the Airport and the coast. We hope to be able to visit Aberdeen again but for a longer stay and would definitely stay at this hotel again.
Date of Stay:
March, 2007
although centrally located and hand for the bus and trains services, this hotel is in need of a major upgrade
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