Hotels and Inns in Stonehaven and Lower Deeside

The Royal Hotel     Stonehaven

Whether it's a trip for business or pleasure, a warm welcome awaits you at this family run hotel. The Royal Hotel is located in the heart of the seaside town of Stonehaven, 15 minutes south of Aberdeen. With eighteen ensuite rooms available, it is the largest hotel in the Town, as well as being conveniently located in the town centre, the rear of the hotel is on the beach front and half of the rooms enjoy a sea view.

Each room has a flat screen TV and tea & coffee making facilities as standard and also included in the room rate is a freshly cooked Scottish breakfast.

The Lodge on the Loch     Aboyne

Situated in 55 acres of stunning scenery literally a stones throw from Aboyne Loch, The Lodge on the Loch's unparalleled surroundings and exceptional facilities are amongst the most impressive in Scotland's North East.

Set against the stunning backdrop of the Cairngorms National Park, the Loch side Restaurant is accredited by Eat Scotland, and offers a relaxed affordable fine-dining experience in peerless Scottish tranquillity. Ideal for anything from informal dining to special occasions, customers can enjoy wonderfully varied and healthy cuisine.

Raemoir House Hotel     Banchory

Raemoir is one of the most beautiful Country House Hotels in the Highlands - A very special place famed for its hospitality for decades. Raemoir is situated in 3,500 acres of parkland and woodland in beautiful Royal Deeside. Surrounded by Romantic Castles and on a whisky trail, but only 20 minutes away from Aberdeen Airport and within easy reach of the city centre. There are 20 individual bedrooms and suites all with antique furnishings. All our reception rooms have recently been redecorated reflecting the elegant charm of this Georgian Mansion. Enjoy the feeling of true Scottish hospitality and award winning food.

Tor-Na-Coille Hotel     Banchory

The Tor-na-Coille Hotel is a privately owned and professionally managed Town House Hotel which has recently undergone refurbishment, set in 8 acres of magnificent woodland, opposite the picturesque Banchory golf course, just 18 miles drive from Aberdeen Airport and Aberdeen City Centre, the Oil Capital of Europe. It is also an ideal base to tour Royal Deeside, the Castle Trail & Malt Whisky Trail and offers an ideal getaway for those wishing to enjoy Scottish Hospitality at its best.

Lairhillock Lodge     Netherley, near Stonehaven

Welcome to Lairhillock Lodge where you will find a clean modern room with a comfortable bed and a functional en-suite bathroom with walk in shower. You'll enjoy your stay in our rooms, where comfort and modernity go hand in hand with each other. At Lairhillock Lodge we know you want your stay with us to be hassle free, that's why we keep it simple. This means you get a good night's sleep.

The Lairhillock Lodge is set in its own grounds within. beautiful Royal Deeside but only 20 minutes from Aberdeen city centre , adjacent to The Lairhillock Inn, a 200-year-old former Coaching Inn.

The Heugh Hotel     Stonehaven

The Heugh Hotel is a beautiful Baronial mansion offering 3 star accommodation in the West End of Stonehaven. We are the highest rated Scottish Tourist Board hotel in town. Since 1984 when we took over the hotel, we have taken great pride in providing a friendly and relaxed, yet professional atmosphere for you to enjoy. Our bedrooms have a traditional decor with the benefit of modern amenities such as free wifi and digital televisions. Meals are served in our informal lounge which features original period oak panelling. The Heugh Hotel is ideally situated for the tourist and businessman alike, with Stonehaven being only 12 miles from the City of Aberdeen and close to the popular touring area of Royal Deeside. The railway station is 5 minutes walk from the hotel and we have ample free off street parking.

Struan Hall     Aboyne

Struan Hall is quietly situated in two acres of ground half a mile from the village centre. The House was formerly built on a site 5 miles to the east of Aboyne, where it was known as Tillydrine House. In 1904 it was moved, stone by stone to its present location and has recently been subjected to substantial but sympathetic refurbishment. Our aim is to provide modern facilities in traditional surroundings. All bedrooms have private bathrooms, central heating, TV and Tea/Coffee making facilities. A spacious Lounge and Dining Room overlook our front garden.