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Thistle Aberdeen Caledonian
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 : 2.42 / 5
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The Thistle Aberdeen Caledonian is situated in Aberdeen city center. The hotel lies only 400 meters from the train station and 800 meters from the Maritime Museum, and features 77 elegant guestrooms with a colorful contemporary... more
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Copthorne Aberdeen Hotel
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: 2.27 / 5
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Features: Central heating, Rooms for non-smokers available, Elevator, Banqueting services, Bar, Paid secure parking max. 300 metres away, Newspaper stand, Exchange office, Secure parking at hotel, Access for disabled, 24-hour front desk, Babysitting... more
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The Spires Serviced Suites
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: 3.75 / 5
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The The Spires Serviced Suites is the perfect base for both leisure breaks and business trips. The hotel is situated within walking distance of some restaurants, shops, and a supermarket. Due to this location, the structure is only a five... more
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Thistle Aberdeen Altens
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: 1.84 / 5
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Thistle Aberdeen Altens is a 4-star comfortable hotel with health and leisure centre, where you will certainly feel great, welcomes you in Aberdeen. Due to the non-smoking policy of the hotel, there are only a few smoking rooms, so you... more
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Thistle Aberdeen Airport
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: 3.49 / 5
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It is a modern, elegant hotel located on the airport exit road, only 500 meters from the terminal, and 6 miles from Aberdeen city center. The hotel boasts 147 guestrooms, decorated in blue shades with simple wooden furniture. All rooms... more
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About Aberdeen
Scotland's third largest town lies on a bay of the North Sea between the mouths of two rivers, the Don and the Dee. Aberdeen has been called "the Granite City" for the gray stone quarried in the vicinity and used in many of the city's older buildings, "the Flower of Scotland" for its marvelous parks and gardens, and, more recently, "the Oil Capital of Europe" as the principal port servicing off-shore oil platforms in the North Sea. It has a population of about 200,000.