Aberdeen

Its target audience includes oil executives visiting on North Sea business, visitors to the region’s sprawling golf courses, and wedding parties. — The Telegraph

The Malmaison Aberdeen is a four-pearl hotel with all the hallmarks of the Malmaison brand, set in an upscale residential neighborhood a 20-minute walk from Aberdeen's city center. — Oyster

Housed in a Victorian property, The Marcliffe Hotel and Spa has an ambience of quintessential Scottish elegance. — The Telegraph

This is one of the nicest guesthouses in Aberdeen, located near the university and the Offshore Survival Centre. — Frommer's

Easy-going city-centre inn with seven en-suite rooms above a bar that hosts live jazz and blues Fri & Sat. Continental breakfast included. £75. — Rough Guide

Stylish and comfortable hotel right next to the train station. — Lonely Planet

This turreted baronial mansion, built in 1878, sits in the midst of lush gardens and manicured grounds, and offers panoramic views of the River Dee. — Frommer's

The Skene House Rosemount is a mid-range property near central Aberdeen with 101 fully equipped one- to three-bedroom apartments. — Oyster

One of northeast Scotland's most elegant country hotels, set on 16 hectares (40 acres), the Thainstone House is a Palladian-style mansion whose adornments give it the air of a country club. — Frommer's

You can't miss the grand Victorian facade of this historic landmark, which first opened its doors as a hotel in 1853. — Lonely Planet

Comfortable beds, spotless bathrooms, and friendly and helpful owners tick all the right boxes in this homely B&B, attractively set opposite a park. — Lonely Planet

Just across the street from the Brentwood, Butler's is a cosy place with a big breakfast menu that includes fresh fruit salad, kippers and kedgeree as alternatives to the traditional fry-up. — Lonely Planet

The guest rooms are divided between those in the old house and the smaller rooms in the more modern extension...The public rooms boast antiques, oil paintings, and open fires. — Frommer's

Located 400m south from western end of Union St. Our independent authors have visited Adelphi Guest House and selected this as one of our recommended hotels in Aberdeen. — Lonely Planet

Set a bit away from central Aberdeen...the hotel is tranquil and known for its good value and fine bedrooms. — Frommer's

Built of silver granite around 1880, this hotel is a Victorian fantasy. — Frommer's

With its many turrets and gables, this granite hotel recalls a bygone era but has modern amenities. — Fodor's

On one of Aberdeen's most attractive squares, these modern but comfortable suites come with fully equipped kitchens. — Fodor's