Maryculter House

At Maryculter House, they take pride in using only the finest local produce, meaning their menus are seasonal and always subject to change. With a carefully selected range of top-quality Scotch Whiskies and local ales, the venue showcases the best of Aberdeenshire and Scotland's culinary heritage.Relax by the fire in Poachers Pocket while enjoying views over the iconic River Dee, or immerse yourself in the historic surroundings of the 13th-century Great Hall. The Priory and Godfrey dining rooms are ideal for group gatherings or formal dining events.Only 15 minutes from Aberdeen International Airport and just a short drive from the city center, Maryculter House is perfectly positioned to explore all that Aberdeenshire has to offer. This stunning 40-bedroom hotel, dating back to the 13th century, is set on the banks of the famous River Dee and surrounded by 5 acres of woodland and lawns, providing an unforgettable backdrop for your stay. With private fishing beats on the River Dee and connections to local golf courses and whisky distilleries, it’s the perfect base to explore the area.Rich in history, Maryculter House has witnessed events from the Knights Templars and Jacobites to the Great Gordon family and the Titanic.Conference Facilities:Maryculter House offers three versatile conference rooms, catering for groups from 2 to 180 delegates:Templar Suite: The largest function room, accommodating up to 180 delegates, featuring a PA system, natural light, and views over the Courtyard and River Dee.Priory Room: Located in the original section of the hotel with feature stone walls and an open log fire, suitable for up to 24 delegates.Godfrey Room: A smaller, intimate room with stone walls, perfect for up to 16 delegates.Dining: Poachers Brasserie, with stunning views over the river, serves the finest local and seasonal produce, crafted by Head Chef Alan Clarke in a relaxed atmosphere. For a more unique experience, dine like a Scottish Noble in the 13th-century Great Hall or choose from a variety of private dining rooms.Maryculter House is rich in history, from the Knights Templars to the Jacobites and the Titanic, offering a perfect blend of history and luxury.