Hilton Aberdeen Treetops

I stayed for two nights as my regular hotel in Aberdeen was fully booked.
I liked the nice, modern lobby and restaurant areas. The hotel is in a lovely, upmarket Aberdeen neighbourhood with a large park nearby, so great for running and long walks.
The rooms are on the smaller side with all the basic amenities expected of a 4 star hotel. If you are a light sleeper, you may get woken up by noise from other rooms or the corridor. My room was close to the lift and you can hear very clearly when people walk past. There is no second door in the room to reduce noise. You can also hear the lift announcements — doors closing… going down.
The main shortcoming for me was the water pressure in the shower which was extremely low. I was on the second floor.
Overall, if I had the choice I would chose a different business hotel at a cost of £200+ per night. If Aberdeen is busy with a conference, you may still end up at this hotel, though. Just make sure you plan for a longer shower and bring ear plugs!

We stayed at the Treetops Hilton due to its proximity to the Stonehaven Fireball Festival & Fireworks! We are Hilton Gold and i was definitely impressed from the front desk offerring free drink tickets to the room that had not only still and sparkling bottles of water but also a large liter of water. The complimentary wifi was much appreciated and they had a special brunch that lasted until 1 pm. We arrived early at the brunch (9:30am) and by the time we left they were serving lamp chops! We had traditional offerrings including black pudding, haggis, tomatoes and mushrooms along with all kinds of juices and breads (sweet and savory). They just could not have been nicer. Our room, though a bit awkward as it was fitted for handicapable people, was roomy and adequate for our one night. Free parking also made this an easy decision

I have stayed here several times, and it is never wonderful. The rooms are small and dingy, many with no views and noise from your neighbors or the hallway. Wifi is tolerable. Bathrooms have not been updated for years. I’ve added an extra star for the nice breakfast spread, but subtract one for the evening pub menu (pretty bland). Takes a while to get a taxi which you will need if you want to go anywhere. And though staff is polite, don’t expect special treatment as a HHonors elite.

This hotel was severely overpriced for the accommodations. Very sub par in relation to other Hilton hotels. I would pass on this hotel if given another opportunity. Outdated beds, furniture and bathrooms for modern day $$$ prices.

I stayed here on a business trip and generally enjoyed myself. The hotel is right near a bus stop that will take you downtown and back for a few GBP. The hotel is clean and well-​maintained with good amenities; food is a bit pricey but the bar staff is very nice. It would have been nice to be a bit closer to something, though. The hotel seems to sit in the middle of a large residential neighborhood.
Overall, nothing to complain about; the beer selection isn’t bad either.

A 10 GBP taxi ride from the train station brings you to this hilton in the trees. Not much around except a convenient store 10 mins walk down the road. The restaurant here offers a few decent selections, but my favorite would be the sirloin, tender, juicy, and fresh. The business rooms have their own complimentary computer and internet use. There is a massive ballroom good for weddings, dances, meetings, and other various functions. Fitness center, pool, and even 2 tennis courts offer an appealing attraction for the physical healthy individual. 1 unique feather of this hotel is tthey have a seperate building and lawn that what looks to be an old mansion for meetings and various functions. Neat little place. Only downside is the building isnt that new or old, it falls in between sitting at the errrrrrr category of styling.