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Travelling from Aberdeen Dyce International Airport, head west on Upper Farburn Road. At the roundabout, take the 1st exit onto Argyll Road. Turn left at Dyce Road. At the roundabout, take the 1st exit onto the A96. Go through 1 roundabout. At the roundabout, take the 2nd exit and stay on the A96. Go through 3 roundabouts. Turn right at the A956/King Street (signs for the A9013). Continue to follow King Street. Continue onto the A9013/Union Street. Turn left at Bon Accord Street. Turn right at East Craibstone Street. Take a slight left at Bon Accord Square and the accommodation is on the left.
The accommodation is based at 15 Bon Accord Square, a Grade B listed townhouse originally designed by Archibald Simpson for use as his own residence. Number 15 is clearly the largest building on the square. The hotel, which was renovated in 2009, has 15 luxury hotel suites in total, each individually designed to blend seamlessly with the features of the building. Facilities include a lobby, hotel safe and WLAN Internet access.
Each suite has its own unique characteristics, with the vast majority of the suites enjoying separate living and sleeping areas. All suites are finished to the highest standard with LCD televisions with satellite/cable, superior fabrics and walnut furniture, free wireless Internet access, a fully equipped kitchen including mini fridge, microwave and tea and coffee making facilities and a complimentary daily newspaper. Leather sofa beds provide additional accommodation and many of the suites benefit from striking views - either over Bon Accord Square to the front or over the rooftops of Ferryhill to the rear of the building. The private bathroom includes a hairdryer, and additional in-room amenities include double beds, a direct dial telephone, safe, ironing set and individually regulated heating.
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Bon Accord Square is a unique 'pocket park' located in the centre of Aberdeen, yet still offering the seclusion one would expect from a more rural setting. The square and its gardens are maintained by a 'Feuars Association', which ensures that the area retains its character and charm. The train and bus stations in Aberdeen are around 10 minutes' walk away, while local buses can be found within roughly a 5-minute walk. Restaurants, pubs and shops can likewise be found around 5 minutes' walk away. The hotel is some 20 minutes' walk from the seaside.
MasterCard and VISA are accepted as methods of payment at this hotel.
