Macdonald Norwood Hall Hotel

Macdonald Norwood Hall Hotel sits on the banks of the River Dee in Aberdeen, with wooded grounds and secluded gardens around the country-house building.

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Macdonald Norwood Hall Hotel is a hotel on Garthdee Road in Aberdeen, set in a 19th-century house built in 1881 on the site of an older castle. The setting gives the stay more space and greenery than a central street hotel, while Aberdeen city centre is a short drive away rather than directly outside the door.

Rooms are traditionally furnished with rich fabrics, and each room has an en suite bathroom. The room setup includes a flat-screen TV, free Wi-Fi, and tea and coffee making facilities, while upgraded rooms add larger beds and a separate seating area.

The stay works well for guests arriving by car because self parking is available on the property at no extra charge. The hotel also has an elevator, 24-hour front desk, daily housekeeping, room service, and an EV charger.

Breakfast is available in the building for an extra charge, including a buffet and Full Scottish breakfast. Tapestry Restaurant serves meals in the hotel, and the Georgian Lounge gives the property a wood-panelled bar setting with a large malt whisky selection, light bites, and afternoon tea.

The main limit is that rooms do not have air conditioning. The hotel also does not have a pool, hot tub, fitness centre, or spa, so the strongest reasons to choose Macdonald Norwood Hall Hotel are the riverside country-house setting, on-site dining, parking, and traditional room style rather than leisure facilities.

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