Excellent
Pros: Met my expectations Cons: Staff was very friendly. appreciate their professionalism. Knows how to deal with overseas tourists.
2 Sept → 3 Sept · 1 night · 2 guests
ibis Aberdeen Centre – Quayside is a 3-star hotel in Aberdeen, United Kingdom.
Central Location Located in the heart of Aberdeen, the ibis Aberdeen Centre – Quayside offers convenience and accessibility to its guests. Just a 5-minute walk from the nearest bus station, exploring the city is a breeze. Comfortable Rooms The hotel's rooms feature simple décor, flat-screen TVs, and facilities for tea and coffee making, ensuring a comfortable stay for guests. The attached bathrooms come equipped with a hairdryer for added convenience. Convenient Amenities With a 24-hour restaurant serving delicious à la carte meals, a continental or Full English breakfast to start the day right, and a 24-hour front desk for any assistance needed, the ibis Aberdeen Centre – Quayside prioritizes guest satisfaction. Experience the best of Aberdeen at ibis Aberdeen Centre – Quayside. Book your stay now for a memorable and hassle-free visit.
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Excellent
Pros: Met my expectations Cons: Staff was very friendly. appreciate their professionalism. Knows how to deal with overseas tourists.
Pros: The ibis is very well located
Pros: The ibis is very well located. Close to the train station, city center, and in front of the maritime museum. Clean, welcoming. The staff is very nice. Possibility to store luggage before or after check-in or check-out at no cost. The shower cabin in the bathroom is large. There is an elevator. Hairdryer provided for free. Top-notch! Cons: Nothing
Really good
Pros: Location handy for shops, eating out, and great value for the cost Cons: Nothing at all
Excellent location!
Excellent location!
Sleepwalking through decadence
Pros: I arrived late. The chap who checked me in kindly offered to prepare some food as everywhere was closed by the time I arrived. Apart from that moment of pleasant human contact and recognition, it felt as though everyone was too tired to engage, after years of drilling oil, or waiting for Scotland to win another World Cup match, a bit like Aberdeen! Cons: This hotel is tired. The rooms are more like an old student hall than a hotel room. The whole layout is tired. One lift means you have to wait to get up and down from the upper floors. There are no clear instructions on how to walk the s