The Station Hotel

The Station Hotel sits directly opposite Aberdeen Railway Station, which makes arrival by train one of the main practical benefits of the stay.

Photo of The Station Hotel by Rebecca Kleist on Google Maps

The Station Hotel is a hotel on Guild Street in central Aberdeen, in a Victorian building with period features and original stained glass windows. The building works well as a city hotel because transport is close: Aberdeen Railway Station is opposite the hotel, and Guild Street Bus and Coach Station is a short walk away for local buses and national coach services.

Rooms include private bathrooms, satellite TV, free Wi-Fi, and tea and coffee-making facilities. Some room images show a bed with a desk, a bed with a sofa, and a white bathroom with a shower and sink, so the room setup is straightforward and suited to a practical hotel stay rather than a self-catering apartment.

The stay is supported by food and drink facilities in the building. The hotel has a bar and an all-day restaurant, which means guests do not have to leave the property for a simple meal or drink after arriving in Aberdeen.

Parking is available at The Station Hotel, but it is limited and charged at £10 per day. Spaces are first come, first served, with parking running from 2pm on the day of arrival until 12pm on the day of departure, so guests arriving by car should not treat a space as guaranteed.

The Station Hotel also has meeting and event spaces, giving it a more traditional city-hotel role in addition to overnight accommodation. For a traveler deciding whether to book, the strongest confirmed reasons to choose it are the station-facing location, the private bathrooms in the rooms, free Wi-Fi, the on-site restaurant and bar, and the option of limited paid parking.

The Station Hotel in 360°