Maryculter House Hotel

Historic hotel overlooking the scenic River Dee

Historic Grounds and Sustainable Practices

Maryculter House is a historic mansion dating back to 1225 AD, originally a home of the Knights Templar. The hotel uses a biomass heating system to reduce its environmental impact. Guests can explore the grounds including a walled church ruin and graveyard next to the property.

Accommodations with River Views

The hotel offers 40 bedrooms with Scottish interiors, including rooms with four-poster beds. Many rooms overlook the River Dee, and some feature patio doors leading to the grounds. Ground floor rooms are available, but there is no elevator; a wheelchair accessible bathroom is located on the main floor.

On-Site Dining with Local Produce

The hotel has two restaurants offering dishes made from local and seasonal produce. A full Scottish breakfast is included in the stay, and afternoon tea is available with multiple courses. Special diet menus and kids' meals can be requested.

Fishing, Golfing, and Nearby Attractions

The hotel provides an on-site gillie for fishing instruction and guided trips on the River Dee. A golf course is located across the river, and guests can visit Crathes Castle and Gardens just a short drive away. The property is 20 km from Aberdeen and a 15-minute drive from the P&J Live venue.

Family-Friendly and Pet-Friendly Accommodations

Family rooms are available, and the hotel provides board games and kids' meals. Pets are welcome, with dog beds and biscuits provided on arrival. The hotel also offers a concierge service and luggage storage.

• Historic: Knights Templar mansion from 1225 AD
• Sustainability: Biomass heating system
• Fishing: On-site gillie for guided trips
• Rooms: Four-poster beds and river views
• Dining: Two restaurants with local seasonal dishes
• Location: 20 km from Aberdeen, near Crathes Castle
• Family & Pets: Dog beds and kids' meals provided