The HotelLocated in Aberdeen’s city centre, The Station Hotel sits conveniently opposite the train station. The five-story building is decorated with stained-glass windows, matching its artistry to the nearby 19th-century Aberdeen Art Gallery. Travellers interested in city life can enjoy shopping in Union Street and enjoy the Music Hall Aberdeen, both located minutes from the venue.Casual rooms include en-suite bathrooms, access to satellite TV and Wi-Fi connection. Guests can enjoy a seating area with tea and coffee facilities.The hotel boasts both bar and a restaurant serving regional cuisine, as well as a 24-hour front desk and a shared lounge area where patrons can enjoy their drinks.Room DetailsDouble Room Standard occupancy: two people Maximum occupancy: two peopleGroupon’s Guide To AberdeenKnown as “The silver city” or “The flower of Scotland”, Aberdeen is the third most populous city in the country, with a population estimated for over 200,000. Sitting on the coast of the North Sea, between the rivers Dee and Don, the city is a ten-time Britain In Bloom winner, an annual award given by The Royal Horticulture Society.Once in the city, travellers will have plenty of visiting opportunities, from the historic Royal Deeside, the holiday home of the Royal family since the Victorian era, to St. Machar’s Cathedral, which is believed to occupy the site of a chapel built hundreds of years before Christ. Outdoorsy types will get lots of strolling opportunities in Cruickshank Botanic Gardens, an 11-acre garden complex, boasting over 2,500 labelled plants. Though a peaceful and quiet place during the day, Aberdeen features plenty of nightclubs and bars, where holidaymakers may try out local ales and fine wines.