The Chester Hotel

Aberdeen
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The Chester Hotel

Aberdeen
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The Chester Hotel is an elegant boutique hotel set in the heart of the fashionable West End of the Granite City.

Features

Set within a series of listed granite villas – a hallmark of the city – The Chester Hotel is a luxurious venue and is a firm favourite with both locals and visitors. The contemporary Signature restaurant, which has two AA Rosettes, is the star of the culinary show. Elegant, not posh, the menu changes with the season and features local and Scottish produce. Part traditional cocktail bar and part modern palm court, the IX Bar is lively and vibrant, serving a fantastic and extensive cocktail menu, fine wines and beers as well as bar food. An outside seating terrace is perfect for sunny days. There is also an onsite gym.

Accommodation

There are 71 bedrooms and suites. Classic rooms are petite but come with a punch and all have a double or king bed. Grand rooms are extremely spacious and airy, with some interconnecting. Club rooms are on the top floor of the original 19th century buildings, offering stunning views to the south of the city. The Rothesay Suite takes you back in time, with period features, fireplace and separate living area. The Chester Suite offers pure luxury, with a seperate living area, free standing bath, rainfall shower and television rising from the foot of the bed. Accessible rooms are also available.

• Wi-Fi • hospitality tray • Nespresso coffee machine • filtered water • TV • bath robe and slippers • Noble Isles toiletries • safe • telephone • hairdryer • iron/ironing board

Room choices

  • Classic
  • Grand
  • Club
  • Rothesay Suite
  • Chester Suite
  • New rooms and suites will be added in 2020 – please ask for details

Pricing

PRICING in Standard Double/Twin, Bed and Breakfast

Low season Mid season High season
3 Nights
7 Nights		 £ 483
£ 792		 £ 498
£ 831		 £ 549
£ 947
2020 Dates
Applicable		 Jul – Aug Jan – Apr May – Jun
Sep – Dec

A SELECTION OF GUIDE PRICES per person (based on two adults sharing) in £ with flights from London Heathrow to Aberdeen. Other dates of travel, room types, half-board and single occupancy will be quoted on request. For further flight and ferry information please give us a call.

Gallery

Chester Hotel Exterior
Chester Hotel Afternoon Tea
Chester Hotel Exterior 2
Chester Hotel Lounge
Chester Hotel Restaurant
Chester Hotel Bedroom
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Location

How to get there

By Plane – There are numerous regional direct flight options into many of Scotland’s main airports. See below for some of the main routes on offer with various airlines:

  • Flying into Edinburgh from Belfast, Birmingham, Bristol, Cardiff, Dublin, East Midlands, Exeter, London (Gatwick, Heathrow, Stansted and Luton), Manchester Norwich and Southampton
  • Flying into Glasgow from Belfast, Birmingham, Bristol, Cardiff, Dublin, East Midlands, Exeter, London (Gatwick, Heathrow, Stansted, Southend and Luton), Manchester Norwich and Southampton
  • Flying into Aberdeen from Belfast, Birmingham, Bristol, Cardiff, Dublin, London (Heathrow and Southend), Manchester and Newcastle
  • Flying into Inverness from Belfast, Birmingham, Bristol, Dublin, East Midlands, London (Gatwick, Heathrow and Luton), Manchester and Norwich
  • Flying into Kirkwall (Orkney) from Aberdeen, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Inverness, Manchester and Sumburgh
  • Flying into Sumburgh (Shetland) from Aberdeen, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Inverness, Kirkwall and Manchester

By Ferry – There are numerous smaller ferry routes within Scotland and too many to list here – call us for more details

Top tips

  • There always seems to be a festival happening, certainly in the capital Edinburgh. We recommend you visit the following website to see what coincides with your stay edinburghfestivalcity.com
  • Puffins can be seen on the Scottish islands from early April through to early August
  • Many of our hotels, particularly in the highlands, are dog friendly. Ask us for more information on taking your pet pooch with you.
  • There are many small fantastic driving routes which can be done in a day from lots of different cities in Scotland. We recommend hiring a car for the duration or for part of your stay so you can explore at your own leisure. Suggestions include: The Forth Valley Route from Edinburgh, The Castle Trail from Aberdeen and the Road to the Isles from Fort William.
  • Let us enhance your stay by booking some of the must see attractions in each of your holiday destinations. Ask us for more details.

When To Go

Being a relatively small country it is surprising how much the climate can change from one region to another and add to that how unpredictable it can be, you will often experience all four seasons in one day!

Summer (June-August) – These are normally the warmest months in Scotland and due to the high latitude the summer days are long with often extended twilight. The northern islands normally enjoy about four hours more daylight at midsummer than London. Average maximum temperatures range from 15 – 17 degrees Celsius.

Autumn (September-November) – Travelling to Scotland during the autumn months is a colourful experience as the trees change to eye-catching and vibrant autumnal colours. A great time for photography and woodland walks. Average maximum temperatures range from 8 – 14 degrees Celsius

Winter (December-February) – Temperatures drop considerably to an average maximum temperatures of 5 degrees Celsius and considerably lower in the highlands. Snow falls for much of this period making it the perfect time for a winter sports break. It also the best time to experience Scotland’s designated dark sky areas and take part in astronomy.

Spring (March-May) – One of our favourite time’s to visit. Flowers are in full bloom and the wildlife is starting to stir following the cold winter months. Average maximum temperatures range from 7 – 13 degrees Celsius and you may experience a shower or two but hotel rates are generally cheaper.