This is a very nice B&B near the heart of Aberdeen. Parking is a little troublesome as a result - there is on-street parking around the B&B although you have to pay & display after 6pm and before 8am. The room itself was very clean and as one would expect really. It is worth noting though that the room we had, an ensuite double, has the shower separate to the toilet and sink, so if... suite

I stayed at this great guesthouse for five nights in April. The owners were so helpful with everything, breakfasts were lovely (the fresch fruit and berries, yum!), rooms well-equipped with a bathrobe, tea-kettle and biscuits, and everything so nice and tidy. And so handy to have internet access in the house! It's very central as well, close to Union Street and e.g. Cinnamon, one of the best Indian restaurants I've ever been to. I would... suite

I'm writing this review from Butler's, thanks to the fact they offer internet access (even a guest computer if you don't have your laptop.) This place is a real find, and I'd highly recommend it to anyone visiting Aberdeen. Situated right in the heart of the city, just blocks from Union Street and all it's attractions, it is within walking distance of all the major sights. One of the cleanest guest-houses I've every stayed at,... suite

I recommend the Butler's Islander for anyone seeking comfortable, clean and affordable lodging in Aberdeen. This is a lovely Georgian townhouse in a central location. My fiance and I were welcomed immediately and the owner was very very helpful, patiently working with us to plan our daytrip via train and foot to nearby Dunnottar Castle (a must see!) and Stonehaven. A fantastic Scottish breakfast, too! suite