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Express By Holiday Inn AberdeenNewest Review: ... two of us, but it could have been a little bit cramped if we had our children with us too. The large window gave a view of the front of the hotel and that’s where we noticed a little bakery that stayed open at night and sold pies, pastries and pizza slices – we took note of that for later on as I know my bloke often gets peckish after a few drinks as do I. We could see that there were ... more |
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Read Reviews for Express By Holiday Inn Aberdee...
by - written on 04/06/07 (Very useful, 146 readings)
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***Background*** The decision had to be made recently of where to stay in Aberdeen for a Friday and Saturday night. The reason for this was that I had arranged with my partner to meet up with another Ciao couple for a relaxing weekend away. We’ve all been under a bit of stress lately with one thing and another, for me it’s mainly been to do with planning my wedding in July, and we decided it would be fun to have a mini meet as my friend wouldn’t be able to make it to Dundee at the end of June. Look at that review if you are interested in joining us. Cost was a big factor for my bloke and I – after all we’ve a wedding and honeymoon to pay for – so ... Read the complete review
by - written on 30/05/07 (Very useful, 235 readings)
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Holiday Inn Express Aberdeen This hotel is a modern, purpose built hotel with 155 bedrooms. We Stayed at this Hotel on Friday the 18th and Saturday the 19th of May 2007. We were meeting two of our friends and wanted somewhere near central Aberdeen. Location: Chapel Street, off Union Street; the main thoroughfare of Aberdeen, with The Bon Accord Shopping Centre and various pubs, eateries and lots of little side streets with exclusive shops. Cost: Four person bedroom: double bed and sofa bed: £55.00 per room, per night. The main Entrance has a Small reception area with a few comfortable sofas and a bar area to the ... Read the complete review
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