Looking for a comfortable hotel in the heart of Aberdeen? ibis Aberdeen Centre – Quayside combines a prime city-centre location, modern accommodation and welcoming facilities, making it an excellent base for exploring Scotland’s Granite City.
Whether you’re visiting for business, planning a city break or exploring the northeast of Scotland, ibis Aberdeen Centre – Quayside offers convenience and comfort in a great location. With shops, restaurants, attractions and nightlife close by, guests can enjoy everything Aberdeen has to offer without travelling far.
Modern Accommodation in the City Centre
The hotel features 107 modern guest rooms, providing a comfortable place to relax after a day of sightseeing, shopping or business meetings.
Guests can choose from different room options, including double rooms with a comfortable double bed and premium rooms offering harbour views. Accessible room options are also available.
Enjoy the hotel’s signature Sweet Beds, complimentary WiFi throughout the hotel and a convenient breakfast option to help you start your day. With a relaxed noon check-out, there’s also more time to enjoy your morning.
Restaurants, Bar and Guest Facilities
Whether you want somewhere to enjoy a meal or relax with a drink, the hotel offers a 24-hour bar and restaurant, making it convenient for guests arriving late, finishing a busy working day or simply wanting to unwind.
Popular facilities include:
- Car parking
- Pets allowed
- Restaurant
- Bar
- Breakfast
- Free WiFi throughout the hotel
- Wheelchair-accessible hotel
- 100% non-smoking property
The hotel is also an ALLSAFE Clifton Environmental Services certified hotel, providing an additional point of reassurance for guests.
A Great Base for Exploring Aberdeen
Located on Shiprow, one of Aberdeen’s oldest streets, the hotel is ideally placed for discovering the city’s history and attractions.
Shiprow has long been associated with local trade and commerce. Today, the Shiprow Village initiative celebrates the area’s heritage, bringing attention to independent businesses, skilled creators and local establishments.
From the hotel, visitors can explore Aberdeen’s shops, restaurants, historic streets and lively city centre, with plenty to discover within easy reach.
Experience Scotland’s Granite City
Aberdeen is a fascinating port city in northeast Scotland, where the River Dee and River Don meet the North Sea. Famous for its distinctive silver-grey granite architecture, the city has a rich maritime heritage and a strong connection with the offshore petroleum industry.
Beyond its impressive buildings, Aberdeen offers beautiful beaches, a vibrant food scene, historic attractions and nearby castles. Whether you enjoy exploring the city’s heritage or taking in the surrounding coastline, there is something to suit different interests and all kinds of visits.
A Warm Scottish Welcome
With comfortable rooms, convenient facilities and a central location, ibis Aberdeen Centre – Quayside is a practical choice for business travellers, couples and visitors looking to discover Aberdeen.
General Manager Magdalena Baranowska and her team look forward to welcoming guests and sharing the warmth of Scottish hospitality.
Magdalena Baranowska
Hotel Management
Plan Your Stay at ibis Aberdeen Centre – Quayside
If you’re planning a visit to Aberdeen, the hotel offers a choice of accommodation to suit your stay, including standard double rooms and premium rooms with harbour views.
For added value, guests can sign up for free ALL membership and access member rates, with savings of up to 10% on eligible bookings.
Good to know before you visit:
- City Visitor Levy: A 7% City Visitor Levy applies from 1 April 2027 to applicable bookings made on or after 1 October 2026.
- Payment: The hotel operates a cashless payment policy.
- Low Emission Zone: The hotel is located within Aberdeen’s Low Emission Zone (LEZ). Visitors travelling by car should check the relevant vehicle requirements before arrival.
Make ibis Aberdeen Centre – Quayside your base for discovering Aberdeen, enjoying its attractions and experiencing the character of Scotland’s Granite City.