Top Hotels Near Deeside Activity Park in Aboyne from AU$128

"Excellent stay as usual. Helpful staff, clean rooms, good food."

"The breakfast was 1st class on both hot and cold selection and presentation was lovely. The room was missing modern essential of bedside sockets for phones The mocktails were very dull indeed"

"Beautiful location with plenty of parking. The botanical gardens are within walking distance. Staff were extremely helpful and the food was excellent. "

"Common Spaces were not so clean, in the bedrooms , glass Windows were really in need for a good clean, even restaurant toilets could be cleaner. Breakfast was good even of staff was not so welcoming in the morning. While dinner was excellent "

"It is a beautiful property on the banks of the Dee. Our room was large and beautiful, with a great bathroom and an amazing shower. We did not eat in the restaurant, but the staff recommended a great place in Peterculter (the Ploughman) that was excellent. The staff was great - the only negative for us was the room was too hot, making it difficult to sleep. Otherwise, great!"

"Room was quite warm had to put fan on "

"Really nice hotel with ample parking and lovely staff. Manager was great too"

"Great food and hospitality "

"Really lovely locally owned and run hotel. Our kingsize upgraded room was stunning, and massive. Spotlessly clean and very comfortable. The homemade shortbread in the room was incredible, and they even refilled it when we scoffed it all! Breakfast was tasty, and the hot food was made to order. The on-site gym “The Unit” was really great and fully included in the room rate, which felt like a treat! They are clearly modernising the hotel to an high standard, and as far as we saw only the room corridors and stairs were still to be upgraded. The parking was free and plentiful, and it’s a great base for exploring the surrounding area. All the staff were exceptionally lovely & friendly (with the one exception of the older gent who checked us in who treated us like an inconvenience, and shouldn’t really be working in hospitality) "