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Thistle Aberdeen Altens hotel

Thistle Aberdeen Altens is the largest of our three Thistle hotels in Aberdeen. Traditionally known as the Granite City, thanks to its distinctive architecture, Aberdeen earned the title Energy Capital of Europe after the discovery of North Sea oil in the 1970s.

Perfect place for business or pleasure
Thistle Aberdeen Altens

A welcoming, contemporary hotel in Aberdeen for business and leisure

Thistle Aberdeen Altens is one of the few hotels in Aberdeen conveniently located just south of the centre of City. With 216 bedrooms, including a Suite, 12 meeting rooms, the largest seating up to 350 people theatre-style, and free on-site parking for 300 cars, we’re one of Aberdeen’s premier hotels for business meetings and events, and a popular local wedding venue.

But in this hard-working city, we take our relaxation seriously. Aberdeen has no fewer than 45 parks and gardens, and a thriving cultural and sporting life. Here at Thistle Aberdeen Altens, we have our Otium Health & Leisure Club, which offers massage, aromatherapy and beauty treatments, as well as a complete range of fitness facilities.


Thistle Aberdeen Altens hotel at a glance:

Located close to the station, wuth free onsite parking
• 216 bedrooms, including a suite, plus 12 function rooms
• Otium Health and Leisure Club

Thistle Hotel Offers

1 in 5 delegates go free

Book your next meeting or conference at one of our 32 Thistle hotels and 1 in 5 delegates will go free, plus wi-fi is complimentary for everyone.

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1 in 5 delegates go free

Hotel Deals at Thistle Aberdeen Altens

Tribute Nights

Come along and enjoy one of many forthcoming Tribute Nights we have over the next few months at Thistle Aberdeen altens.

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Tribute Nights

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What's on?
Aberdeen Country Fair
Head down to Aberdeen's Belmont St and the Academy Shopping Centre for this monthly street market, where around 20,000 punters come to feast their eyes on local produce, delicacies and goodies.
City of Aberdeen Highland Games
Aberdeen's Highland Games, held in Hazlehead Park, offers a rich programme of events and competitions showcasing the skills of sportspeople, dancers and musicians from all over Scotland. The traditional "heavy" events - caber tossing, hammer-hurling and shot-putting - always attract the crowds, especially those who love to see men in kilts!
International Street Market
Aberdeen's Union Terrace hosts regular International Street Markets, attracting 120,000 visitors to the city centre. Around 70 stalls offer food, crafts and gardening supplies alongside fresh fruit and vegetables, herbs, spices and plants.
BBC Scottish Symphony in Aberdeen

The BBC Scottish Symphony's annual Friday night visits to the Aberdeen Music Hall bring both chief conductor Donald Runnicles and guest conductors. There's nothing quite like an orchestra playing at full pelt, or achieving the quietest pianissimo immediately after.

Scottish Opera in Aberdeen

Scottish Opera's summer visit to Aberdeen's His Majesty's Theatre brings Anthony Besch's production of Puccini's "shabby little shocker" Tosca. Susannah Glanville stars in the title role, with José Ferrero as Cavaradossi, Robert Poulton as Scarpia and music director Francesco Croti in the pit.