Holiday Inn Aberdeen

... attack.  This was only decommissioned in 99/2000. Scenery around St Andrews was really nice and it was a nice little town. Aberdeen. Our hotel was about 100 metres from the beach and we were on 5th floor with fantastic views. After watching some of ...

... heated pool ( not sure it had many visitors today as it was only 3 degrees) to have some lunch and then on to Aberdeen for our overnight stop. We are at another Holiday Inn although I preferred the Dundee one at least they had free WIFI.... ...

... Glasgow, even if the buildings were now familiar from my previous city tour :). So, there I was, finally booked in to the Holiday Inn Express, really expensive at 60 pounds, but I truly could not take another step I was so knackered after the day I had ...

... nbsp; How the hell did we miss Hadrian's Wall?!?!?  Didn't see it...  what a shame... We located yet another Holiday Inn Express ~ and I was thrilled to have those Temperpedic mattresses again...  And ate at a local pub called the Fettykil ...

... give you an idea, we paid $50Can. a night here, which by China standards is very expensive (not by HK standards though), but the Holiday Inn next door was $300 Can. a night, which is three times our daily budget, so you can see the dilemma here. Anyhow, ...

... rang bells with Stewart and he told the team they were wrong and it was Hotel something or something HotelˇKˇKso close but so far. We all had a good laugh when Holiday Inn was read out ˇV and we tried to get the points for Hotel but werenˇ¦t ...

... visit to Victoria Peak on the cable car – which was certainly worth the trip. We did a short sampan (boat) cruise of Aberdeen harbour and a trip to Stanley market (where we got the blunt end of the bargaining – again). The day ended by ...

... were having none of that!!  The views from Victoria Peak were OK, but it was quite smoggy, and then down to Aberdeen, the typhoon shelter, where we had a sampan ride (costs extra) and saw the Jumbo floating restaurant and some fishing boats.  ...

I arrived in Baltimore, Maryland last night after oh, around 30 hours travelling.  We flew Aberdeen to London with BA, and ensured our luggage would be transferred to a Continental flight from Heathrow to New York, then were told when we tried to ...

... in Scotland this is only the second time I have heard the bagpipes – the first time being on the streets of Aberdeen being played by a busker. This experience is in marked contrast to others who have travelled before me, and have recounted tales of ...

... , home of the local delicacy, Willapa bay oysters, yummy!  After driving for a couple of hours, we stopped for lunch at Aberdeen.  Aberdeen is the home town of Kurt Cobain, which he left as soon as he could and it is perhaps easy to see why as ...

... for about 20 mins whilst waiting for the bus before it finally arrived. Anyway I'm on the bus now but I think it goes through Aberdeen first. We came through a tunnel and I'm trying o work out where i am. Jut spotted the HK county club and a cable car. ...