A real “local” for those who live in the Ferryhill area, it is also a destination for young and old alike who enjoy a lively relaxed and friendly atmosphere.
A real “local” for those who live in the Ferryhill area, it is also a destination for young and old alike who enjoy a lively relaxed and friendly atmosphere.
AccommodationAirconBeer gardenCar parkDisabled facilitiesFamily friendlyFoodOutside areaReal aleReal fireSmoking areaWiFi freeBig screenCricketFootballRacing ChannelTerrestrial TV 
Increasingly disappointed at the food here. Up until recently their food was very good, but the Cullen Skink I was served 3 days ago was poor, and the bread stale and cold. Not one little bit of effort put into it. Hope to see improvements or we'll sadly stop going.
Lovely place to stay, we used it as a place to explore the region for a couple of days. We liked it mostly because after a day of exploring we could come back have a drink and a warm meal before heading upstairs to sleep. Breakfast included was really appreciated and Shona was a lovely host.
Sadly I have to rate poorly. In the past I used to eat here quite often and it was always excellent. On this visit we didn't even stay. Asked if we would sit in the bar, as there was going to be a funeral tea in the restaurant. The bar was empty apart from two men drinking. Surrounded by 4 tv screens! Menu so disappointing we decided to leave. Depressing and seedy. So sad it used to be great.
Great location, great service, great people, and a cozy little room. I traveled from the states and was very comfortable at the Ferryhill House. The house itself is gorgeous. I ordered delivery one night and the staff brought my food to my door, complete with dinnerware, napkins, and utensils. I always appreciate the little things.
The room was very comfortable but the down side was that it wasn't serviced properly. Our bed wasn't made or the room vacuumed the whole stay, even though we were told this would happen. I did speak to the management and a resolution occurred but it shouldn't have happened. Be aware it is not right in the city and if you don't have a car it is a good walk or bus. It also means you have to eat in the hotel if you don't have transport, there are no shops nearby. Breakfast was great, except for the last day when the omelette looked like a conglomeration of melted cheese. (Note the first and last photos) Overall, it was a nice place and the staff were lovely.
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Opening Times
| Mon | 11:00 – 00:00 |
| Tue | 11:00 – 00:00 |
| Wed | 11:00 – 00:00 |
| Thur | 11:00 – 00:00 |
| Fri | 11:00 – 00:00 |
| Sat | 11:00 – 00:00 |
| Sun | 11:00 – 00:00 |
The Restaurant, which opens out into a spacious conservatory, is open for lunch and dinner every day. The atmosphere is relaxed and comfortable and our extensive menu serves dishes to suit all tastes whether traditional or adventurous.
Our kitchen brigade, lead by Head Chef Douglas Clubb, are proud of the high standards which they set and consistently maintain using local produce wherever possible.
In the summer months a Garden Menu is available for those who wish to dine outside
Aberdeen, Aberdeenshire, AB11 
