Child Friendly & Family Friendly Hotels, B&Bs, Pubs etc. in Aberdeenshire, Scotland

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Take a relaxing break at Kathleen’s Bed and Breakfast in Gardenstown where you can Explore Experience and Enjoy this wonderfully unspoilt part of Scotland with its amazing landscapes rich heritage and warm friendly people. Spend some time in the picturesque village of Gardenstown. Enjoy spectacular sunsets from the garden as you unwind after a day's sightseeing. I offer two twin bedded rooms each with tea/coffee making facilities mini fridge flatscreen digital T.V. with integrated DVD player hairdryer and free WiFi. I now also offer a third room which is a double ensuite. Also with free WiFi and digital T.V. with integrated DVD player tea/coffee making facilities and hairdryer.

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One and half miles to the South of Stonehaven, a 15 minute walk takes you to the harbour where you will find interesting pubs and Restaurants and the historic Tolbooth Museum.

You can also walk to the main shops in the centre of Stonehaven, within 15 minutes.

When you arrive at the Reception area of Woodside of Glasslaw you are made very welcome by your host Aileen Paton.

As well as providing comfortable accommodation in pleasant surroundings, Aileen's knowledge of the area will ensure you know where to find the popular eating places, pubs, visitor attractions etc. Stonehaven is 15 miles (24 km) south of Aberdeen, in a sheltered position on Stonehaven Bay between the Carron Water and the Cowie Water.

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The Forbes Arms Hotel is a well-known landmark to Sportsmen visitors and tourists in this charming part of rural Aberdeenshire. Situated just beyond the bridge over the river Don the Forbes Arms Hotel offers modern hotel facilities including comfortable en suite letting bedrooms with free WI-FI popular bars and a charming restaurant with a conservatory style extension overlooking the River. The hotel gardens run down to the river and are popular for alfresco dining. The Hotel has fishing rights for the river right outside the hotel and a beat to the right a stretch of aprox 1 mile fishing for salmon and brown trout. Other fishing can be arranged and the hotel can offer a dinner bed and breakfast plus fishing package if required. Bridge of Alford is a small country village nestling in the Vale of Alford on the banks of the River Don and is surrounded by the Hills of Bennachie and Coreen. Despite this tranquillity the City of Aberdeen is only a 40 minute drive away. The Forbes Arms Hotel enjoys a highly visible location in the village and is ideally situated to benefit from sportsmen and visitors to the area together with local patronage. The area is reputed to be where the world famous Aberdeen Angus breed of cattle originates and has many attractions to offer the visitor including a Heritage Centre Transport Museum Steam Railway a Country Park incorporating an historic battlefield and a golf course all within easy reach of the hotel on the banks of the River Don.