3-Star Hotels in Aberdeen

Great location in city centre and efficient friendly service from reception staff. Limited facilities due to COVID-19 restrictions but there is an evening bar available with craft beers on tap. Comfortable bed ans spacious standard room. Good shower. Would stay again next time I visit Aberdeen.

My friends and I have just returned from this hotel which was chosen by Caledonian Travel as the destination of our mystery tour. The photos advertising the hotel bear no resemblance to the reality. To say it is rundown would be a complete understatement. It is a tip and should not be allowed to operate. There are far superior hostels! The smell of dampness is pervasive, the views from our rooms were of a derelict area and I fully expected rats to be running around, the rooms are not clean, nothing has been updated for decades, the food is mediocre at best...the list goes on. After an hour in the dining room, we were asked to vacate our seats because there were so many other guests. A woman on our trip went to reception to say that, before they had arrived, the hot tap had been left on in their room and had flooded the bedroom floor. She was told that there was no other room available and nobody could help her: she was given towels to mop it up. Furthermore, unless you take a taxi the 4 miles into Aberdeen, there is nothing else to do but sit in this dire place. We went to a nearby pub where the atmosphere felt threatening so we left. We later heard that the barman in the Britannia had warned someone else about going there. On a positive note, the staff were lovely and had to deal with lots of complaints but, I'm afraid, they had no solutions. I have stayed in many, many hotels but have never experienced anything quite like the Britannia. Avoid!!!

The location is very good, you can go out to the center of Aberdeen, the hardware is similar to the ordinary three-star hotel in China, it meets the basic needs and the sanitary conditions are good. I chose the room rate without breakfast, and the extra 9.9 pound buffet breakfast is very good. If the parking lot is full, you can park in a nearby parking lot.

Simple but clean. It’s close to the bus station from and to the train and ferry station. Would be nice if the WiFi signal is more stable

On arrival we were left waiting for nearly a hour even though we had booked online the cooked breakfast was good on the Saturday morning however on the Sunday morning it was overcooked no toast no alternative also on the Saturday morning the breakfast area was so untidy with dirty plates on nearly all vacant seats the good point was we got a great sleep on the Friday however on the Saturday about 2am we were rudely awakened by a guest shouting and screaming in the corridor

Shame there's a £10 fee for checking in early. A bit dated but clean + functional room. Friendly staff - when I asked for more milk they asked if I needed anything else topping up. Also a friendly welcome given at breakfast. Good central location.

This was a last minute booking for one night that I started to regret as soon as I checked the reviews. I booked a single room but was given a large spacious room. The room was clean and the location was excellent. I was able to find on street parking next to the hotel and get a taxi within minutes to attend an event nearby. Union square was just across the road with plenty of options for an early morning coffee before returning home.

I booked the Station Hotel for a work trip the last week of September. I was looking for something close to the City Centre, and online, the Station seemed to fit the bill. Based on photos on their website, I thought the Station was a small, boutique hotel. This is not the case--first of all, the hotel is much larger than I would have thought. Secondly, while I'm sure some of the rooms have been refurbished and photographed for the website, the ones my coworker and I stayed in had not- or at least not to the degree I would have expected. My room was plain, but fairly clean. I had two working windows and a bathroom that appeared recently updated (though lacking a working light over the mirror and an exhaust system for the steam). The toilet glugged randomly (I'm guessing when other nearby guests used the facilities) and the floor was a bit creaky. To me, this was mostly the slightly wonky charm of an old building. However, my coworker's room (directly across the hall from mine) contained a shower stall and hairdryer straight from the 70s, stained carpeting and upholstery, and what looked like mouse droppings in the bathroom. When she asked for a different room, she was told there were none available. Some other notable experiences: to get to our rooms, we had to go through a series of twists and turns, and through a door plastered with ”Danger: Asbestos” tape. My coworker put up her Do Not Disturb sign, and so received a bag of linens, towels, and toilet paper that were soaking wet. On the third day of our stay, we trundled up to our rooms to discover that the locks had been changed with no warning or indication. This hotel does not have a fantastic reputation with the locals (our colleagues at the Aberdeen office were shocked we chose to stay there and one cabbie asked what crime we'd committed when we gave the address). I imagine your experience may vary based on if you get a newly refurbished room or not, though the customer service may leave much to be desired either way. Breakfast was fine. I wouldn't stay there again.

My two sons (7 and 11) and I went to Aberdeen for one day and needed a relatively cheap and cherry place to spend the night. The OYO Brentwood hotel provided what we needed. The staff were very helpful and friendly and called taxis, gave us directions and assisted us. On the day of our departure, the gentleman who I presume to be the manager very kindly carried some of our luggage towards the bus station, using a shortcut that saved us spending money on taxi. But like others have said, it is not the best hotel in Aberdeen. It was clean, but some things could be improved on. The room where we stayed in had a leaking toilet which I didn't notice on time. It wasn't a lot and the room did not get flooded, but it was there. I hope they get it glued/sealed again. Plus there were a few stains in the bath tub that I couldn't wash off. There were also some stains on some (not all) of the towels we were given, two out of four. I believe we could have exchanged them for cleaner ones, but thankfully we went with ours, so didn't bother. That said, we did like some features of the room. The beds (a double and a single) were comfortable and pleasant to sleep in, the lights worked, shower and water worked fine. The room had a nice wardrobe with an ironing stand+iron. My oldest son who is 11 wasn't particularly thrilled, but for the price and short duration of our trip, I thought it was alright. It probably should be called a guest house rather a hotel. In this season of Covid, where the hospitality industry has been badly affected, I must commend the staff for staying open and offering very cheap rates. I really hope they can make the necessary improvement to attract more guests. Best wishes OYO Brentwood Aberdeen!

The main reason is that the sound insulation effect of the room is average, and the people next door can feel clearly when opening and closing the door and walking in the corridor. It happened that we needed to go to bed early on Friday night because we had to catch an early Saturday morning flight, and Aberdeen people like to go to bars late on that Friday night. I was disturbed by the people next door coming and going, so I didn’t sleep good. Everything else is perfect, and the hotel service staff is also very enthusiastic, answering every question. The hotel is located in the city center, 3 minutes walk from the train station, and there are many convenience stores around.