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Express by Holiday Inn Aberdeen


Chapel Street
Aberdeen
AB10 1SQ
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Express by Holiday Inn Aberdeen City Centre

The Express by Holiday Inn Aberdeen City Centre is the perfect choice for any visits to the North East. The hotel is a modern purpose-built property with 155 clean and refreshing rooms. We are situated right in the centre of Aberdeen within easy walking distance of all the city centre attractions. Whether your trip is for business or pleasure, Express by Holiday Inn is the common sense choice for the value-conscious traveller. All our state-of-the-art rooms boast a power shower, direct dial telephone and satellite TV channels. Accessible rooms are also available at this property, please request this at time of booking. There's a bar in the hotel and many restaurants and pubs close by including the excellent Howies Restaurant right across the road. Breakfast in the hotel is a complimentary continental buffet with enough choice to make a great start to any day. In addition to our bedrooms, we also have 2 superb air-conditioned meeting rooms big enough to accommodate up to 40 delegates theatre style. As you would expect, the package we have put together for meeting organisers is as comprehensive as it is value for money. Please note that there must be at least 1 adult of 18 years or over must be present during your stay.


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Information about Aberdeen

Scotland's third city and the "Oil Capital" of Scotland also known as the "Granite City" because of its granite based buildings. Situated at the confluence of the rivers Dee and Don with the North Sea, 150 miles north east of Edinburgh. This once very busy fishing port is now a major base for oil exploration in the North Sea and is also the main ferry terminal for Shetland and Orkney. Dating back to the 7th century, the city is, not surprisingly, made up of 2 intrinsic parts - Old Aberdeen and New Aberdeen. Old Aberdeen is situated at the mouth of the River Don and includes such buildings as St Machar's Cathedral, former seat of the Bishops of Aberdeen, completed in the early 16th century, the Cruickshank Botanical Gardens established in 1898 and King's College Chapel. Aberdeen University is also one of the oldest universities in the UK. New Aberdeen includes notable buildings such as James Dun's House, The Music Hall, Aberdeen Art Gallery, the Tolbooth ... < more >



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