Welcome to the Maryculter House Hotel...

Area Attractions, Recreation Information

Situated on tthe banks of the famous River Dee, this collection of buildings is steeped in Scottish History. Dating back to the 12th Century, clearly documented through King JOhn, Bonnie Prince Charlie and even the Titanic Disaster, this was at one time the homelamd of the Knights Templar, who gave pilgrams protected passage on their way to the Holy Land. The House became a Hotel shortly after World War II and has been undergoing a programme of refurbishment for the past couple of years. An abundance of natural stone and exposed fireplaces, with tall ceilings that create a theatrical style, the Hotel has been carefully enhanced by stylish decorationto create a combination of modern luxury with period details. Whether your visit to the Grampian Region is for business in Europe´s Oil Capital, a relaxing break away or just looking for an adventurous holiday Maryculter House Hotel is the perfect place to stay. Choose from one of our twenty-two bedrooms fitted with ancillary facilities you would expect from a quality hotel.

Hotel Features

Safety Equipment

Room Features

Total number of guest rooms: 22

The 4-star hotel offers 22 comfortable guest rooms with telephone, hair dryer, satellite / cable TV / radio and Pay TV.

Apartments

Total number of apartments : 0

The 4-star hotel offers comfortable apartments with fridge.

Food & Beverages

Sport & Leisure at the hotel

Meeting Rooms

Information about your meeting possibilities at our property is available on request.

Meeting Packages

Meeting packages are submitted on request.

Add-on programmes / Places of interest

Special incentives will be arranged according to your requirements.

Miscellaneous

Additional meeting equipment on request.

Special Offers

Special offers are currently not available.

Location & Directions:

Arriving by car

From the South A90 (Dundee) you arrive at the outskirts of Aberdeen. Take the B9077 (South Deeside Road) and continue for 6 miles, we are located 500 metres ahead at the junction of the B979 and B9077.