Carmelite Hotel

★★★7 Stirling Street, Aberdeen, Scotland, AB11 6JUView on map

About the hotel

Experience the charm of Aberdeen at the Carmelite Hotel, a premier star-rated retreat recognized by VisitScotland.

Luxurious Accommodations

Indulge in one of our 52 elegantly designed guestrooms, each equipped with LCD televisions and private bathrooms featuring deep soaking bathtubs. Enjoy your stay with modern conveniences like desks and electric kettles.

Convenient Amenities

Benefit from our 24-hour front desk and express check-out service, ensuring a hassle-free experience. Stay connected with complimentary Wi-Fi while our housekeeping team keeps your room pristine daily.

Unbeatable Location

Nestled within a 5-minute walk of Union Square Shopping Centre and the charming Trinity Centre, our hotel places you at the heart of Aberdeen's vibrant attractions, including the Aberdeen Maritime Museum and Bon Accord Centre.

Don't miss out on your perfect stay—book your room at the Carmelite Hotel today!

Facilities

  • Elevator
  • Express check-out
  • Smoke-free property
  • Free WiFi
  • 24-hour front desk
  • Luggage storage
  • Express check-in/check-out

Check-in and check-out

Check-out
until 11:00

Guest reviews

8.0

Very good

Average from 102 reviews

  • Verified traveler
    2

    In/Out - didn’t stay- avoid staying here

    Liked: At check-in, I was advised that the bar & Resturant were both closed, the hotel is operating on room only, service users were council tenants, with several congregating in corridors, strong smell on the premises.

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  • Ian
    10

    Liked: Very central

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  • Verified traveler
    2

    Strange, weird, ultimately horrible

    Liked: Bizarre hotel in good location. Whole place felt grubby and poorly designed and furnished. Staff were asleep on chairs outside the rooms, really strange. No sense of customer service. Bed uncomfortable. Electricity and light switches hard to work out and weird. No free parking, no parking at all, even though they advertised it. Terrible.

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  • Richard
    4

    Never Again

    Liked: Where do I start with the Carmelite? Parking - although it does say that there is parking, there's not - you have to park in one of the carparks either in the shopping centre or the train station. On arrival I actually though the hotel was closed as it was in darkness and the door was locked - when I eventually got in to the hotel I was met by 2 rather large security guards who didnt actually understand why i was there - a member of staff did appear and looked a but shocked when I said had a reservation - not surprised as the hotel seems to be a half way house for migrants/immigrants at the moment which is a shame as i can imagine it was a lovely place to stay in beforehand. Sleep was interrupted several times through the night by shouting coming from other rooms and kids in the corridors early in the morning. Not 100% sure if the security guards are to keep people out or to keep people in? On departure - no hotel staff around just the security guards so I just gave them the key and hot footed it out of there as quickly as possible, A real shame as like I said earlier, this hotel was probably fantastic but it just needs some care and attention and to get back to being a proper hotel - I really do think that there should be something mentioned to people before booking the situation regarding their live-in guests/inmates.

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  • Colin
    6

    Recent visit

    Liked: Staff were friendly enough and my room was fine. Disappointed that there was no bar or restaurant facilities as this wasn’t stated in the app. Felt a bit unwelcoming as the front door was always locked, even during the day. Breakfast was really good though, the chef can make a good omelette!!

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  • Verified traveler
    6

    unexpected, would not stay again

    Liked: The place felt strange on arrival. There was a lot of randoms hanging around in the main reception area. I later realised that these were refugees/immigrants awaiting social housing and staying in temporary hotel accommodation on site. I felt uncomfortable as a solo female traveller being what appeared to be the only paying guest on the premises. That said, the staff were friendly and accommodate my request to move rooms to a room with a bath. Rooms dated but comfortable. Stayed on a room only basis.

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Reviews in English from guests who stayed at the hotel, provided by our booking partner.

Good to know

One child 1 year old or younger stays free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding.

The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.

Contactless check-out is available.

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A deposit may be required at the property.

Carmelite Hotel compared with other hotels in Aberdeen

Based on guest scores and reviews for 200 places to stay in Aberdeen. Distances as the crow flies.

by guest reviews in Aberdeen
91st of 200
its score; the average in Aberdeen is 8.9
8.0
guest reviews
102
from the centre of Aberdeen
500 m

What’s near Carmelite Hotel

Distances from the hotel as the crow flies.

  • Aberdeen Airport (ABZ) 8.7 km

Frequently asked questions about Carmelite Hotel

What are the check-in and check-out times at Carmelite Hotel?

Check-out is until 11:00.

How far is Carmelite Hotel from the centre of Aberdeen?

About 500 m from the centre of Aberdeen, as the crow flies.