Average Prices £
Features
Free parking, Restaurant, Internet, Room service, Free Internet, Bar/Lounge, Wifi, Non-smoking rooms, Dry Cleaning, Meeting rooms, Business centre, Laundry Service, Banquet Room, Conference Facilities, Non-smoking hotel, Breakfast Buffet, Free Wifi, Housekeeping Description
The Atholl Hotel is a privately owned west-end hotel located in King s Gate Aberdeen just off Anderson Drive which is the city s main North-South thoroughfare. With easy access to Aberdeen Airport rail station and industrial and commercial areas the hotel is ideally situated for the business and leisure traveller. Aberdeen City centre offering a host of specialist shops galleries gardens and leisure entertainment is only minutes away. /p p The Atholl is the ideal base from which to explore the surrounding countryside Scotland s Castle and Whisky trail undiscovered coastlines and Royal Deeside. Play one of the many famous golf courses enjoy the atmosphere of many local Highland Games or visit the Cairngorm National Park. There are also many other nature reserves forest walks breathtaking scenery and a wide selection of Winter sports available. /p p Atholl Hotel give guests a choice of 34 bedrooms which all provide the best of comfort with en-suite facilities complimentary Wi-Fi and Sky Sports channels. The hotel offers the best in business facilities also with free broadband internet access in the function rooms. The function suites are ideal for hosting seminars presentations corporate entertainment small intimate weddings and private dinners. As an added advantage we have a large private car park at the rear of the hotel which can accommodate up to 60 cars. /p p Lounge Bar enjoys a busy but relaxing atmosphere choose from our selection of malt whisky beers ales or a glass of wine from our extensive list. Our Restaurant and Lounge are open 7 days for lunch and dinner with meals being served all day on a Sunday between 12 noon and 9pm. We offer the best in fresh local Scottish produce Aberdeen Angus steaks fresh fish and shellfish from Scottish Waters and locally grown fruit and vegetables. /p
