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This studio apartment features a flat-screen TV and a kitchenette with a fridge, a microwave and a toaster.
Featuring free toiletries, this twin/double room includes a private bathroom with a bath or a shower. The twin/double ro…
The suite has 2 bedrooms and 1 bathroom with a bath and free toiletries. The suite features parquet floors, a seating ar…
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Restaurants nearby
- MaraBib Whilst only a short stroll away from Aberdeen’s ‘Granite Mile’ main street, there is a real neighbourhood feel to this brightly painted restaurant and bottle shop. The concise wine list is 100% Italian, while the cooking stretches a little beyond the country’s borders for a menu of attractively priced sharing plates. Whether it’s focaccia with white bean hummus, meaty mackerel with fennel or the playfully named ‘Mara-ncini’, the dishes deliver hearty flavours and well-judged combinations in abundance. A friendly, knowledgeable team add to the appeal.15.1km
- Amuse by Kevin Dalgleish Kevin Dalgleish is a well-known chef in Aberdeen and his restaurant occupies the spacious basement of a granite townhouse, in a quiet residential neighbourhood yet just minutes from the city centre. Kick off with a drink in the bar or by the wood burning stove. The kitchen use prime Scottish ingredients blended with French techniques to create good-looking dishes that deliver on flavour.15.0km
- Café Bohème Tucked away in a city centre side street is this restaurant run by a friendly team with a genuine desire to please. Given the name, it's unsurprising to find a French bistro style to the décor, including simple wooden tables and wood panelling on the walls. The menu has a similarly Gallic influence, with time-honoured classics like pommes anna and crème brûlée to be found on the à la carte – yet there is a modernity and creativity in the cooking too, alongside technical skill from the kitchen team.15.3km
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Attractions nearby
- Muchalls Castle castle in Aberdeenshire, Scotland, UK1.0km
- Pittodrie Stadium football stadium in Aberdeen, Scotland, UK17.1km
- Drum Castle castle in Aberdeenshire, Scotland, UK13.9km
- St Mary's Cathedral church in Aberdeen, Scotland, UK15.4km
- Crathes Castle 16th century castle in northeast Scotland17.4km
- St Andrew's Cathedral church in Aberdeen, Scotland, UK16.0km
- St Machar's Cathedral church in Aberdeen, Scotland, UK18.1km
- Aberdeen Art Gallery Local Authority Museum in Scotland, United Kingdom15.7km
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