Macdonald Norwood Hall
This holiday includes:
Hotel
Flights
Small under seat bag
(You may add more to your package on the following pages)
- Stay on the site of the 15th Century Pitfodels Castle
- Dine in the Tapestry restaurant and enjoy an afternoon tea
A grand four-star stay
Set in seven acres of picturesque gardens and woodlands, Macdonald Norwood Hall offers an idyllic retreat just 10-minutes away from Aberdeen’s city centre. This stunning Victorian mansion, dating back to 1881, will win you over with its historic charm and elegance, and offers the chance to roam the beautiful Scottish countryside and marvel in the glorious scenery that the Granite City is surrounded by.
The hotel features tastefully decorated rooms and suites, each offering a perfect blend of traditional décor and modern amenities. After spending a day sightseeing or rambling in the stunning surroundings, unwind in style with plush bedding, a flatscreen TV, an en-suite bathroom, and free Wi-Fi. Some rooms here also have scenic views of the local landscape and well-kept gardens.
Dining at Macdonald Norwood Hall is a culinary delight, with the hotel’s elegant Tapestry restaurant serving a range of delicious dishes made with locally sourced ingredients. Afternoon tea is a must-try experience, with savoury finger-sized sandwiches, scones with jam and cream, a selection of cakes, and fizz served in the hotel’s charming drawing room. The Georgian Bar also offers a Luxury Malt Whisky Menu with more than 80 malts to choose from, as well as a great choice of wines and beers, and some light bites to soak it all up with.
What Macdonald Norwood Hall has to offer
Facilities
Food & Drink
- Bar
- Restaurant
Find out more about Aberdeen City
Located in north-eastern Scotland, within the Scottish Highlands, Aberdeen is renowned for its unique architecture, rich history, and scenic coastline. Take a stroll through the centre of Scotland’s third largest city, where you’ll be greeted by the majestic granite buildings that give Aberdeen its distinctive silver-grey appearance, and its nickname of the Granite City.