Aberdeenshire and Moray Chalets

A spring morning in April is an excellent time to visit Dunottar Castle on the north East Coast of Scotland, The daffodils are coming up and spring is in the air. At 5.18am the sun is breaking over the horizon. There is nowhere to gat a coffee and a bacon sandwich unless you drive south to Montrose and the Greggs the bakers opens at 7am. Bring a flask as the breeze of the north sea is bloody freezing in April, The Castle doesn't open until 10am, Built in the 1400's it played a major role in the Jacobite uprisings of the 1715 and 1745.

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Top Aberdeenshire and Moray Hotel Reviews

Aloft Aberdeen TECA

8/10 Good

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Coylumbridge Resort Hotel

6/10 Okay

"Chose hotel due to proximity to hills. Was competitively priced compared to other hotels. Staff very welcoming and friendly, evening meals at bar were very good as was cooked breakfast. Sadly the two rooms booked were not to standard. One room tv did not have signal and shower did not get warm on both days. Other room had a strange smell, possibly drainage or septic tank? Had so much potential but will have to look elsewhere next visit."

The Aberdeen Dyce Hotel

4/10 Poor

"Parking not included, bad start. Dated room even though it was a premium room (a £17 upgrade), the beds were like actual bricks - so uncomfortable. Reception later informed me the only difference with the premium room is you get a coffee machine and a fridge. I couldnt believe what I was hearing, absolute CON... Breakfast selection was shocking and the eggs/hasbrowns etc were stone cold by half 9. Plenty items finished and not replenished in the 30 mins we were there. The only good points were the pool and sauna facilities are decent and the receptionist on check in was lovely. Over 100 pounds spent though so absolutely no value for money."

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