Park Inn to open Aberdeen property
Published: 19/08/2010 - Filed under: News »
Rezidor's Park Inn brand will open its second hotel in Scotland next week, a 185-room property in a city often known as The Oil Capital of Europe.
The six-storey Park Inn Aberdeen is located on Justice Mill Lane, parallel to the city's main Union Street thoroughfare, and features eight meeting rooms on the ground floor, including a ballroom which can accommodate up to 200 delegates theatre style.
Other facilities include a gym, signature RBG restaurant, and free wifi throughout the hotel. Many of the rooms have views of the city and North Sea, and the hotel's public areas feature a collection of one-off celebrity portraits by local artist Bob Harper, including Sir Paul McCartney, Elvis Presley, Rod Stewart and Aberdeen-born Annie Lennox.
The Park Inn Aberdeen joins the 100-room Park Inn Glasgow City Centre, and there are currently three other Park Inn properties under development in Scotland - one in East Kilbride close to Glasgow, and two in Edinburgh (one in the city centre and another by the airport).
For more information visit parkinn.co.uk.
Report by Mark Caswell
For a recent review of the Park Inn York, click here.
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EdTusox - 27/02/2012 14:39
Along with the aforementioned celebrities hanging in the Park Inn Hotel in Aberdeen is a rare portrait of Angus Young who was the original lead singer of Australian rock band AC/DC.
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