Hotels in Dundee (Scotland, United Kingdom)

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568 hotels in Dundee

  1. The Landmark Hotel & SPA Leisure Club Dundee By Sunday

    4 Stars

    Heated indoor swimming pool, Conservatory-style Garden Room Restaurant

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    Apex City Quay Hotel & Spa

    4 Stars

    Superior rooms with Tay Bridge views, Themed Dennis & Gnasher family room

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  3. ibis budget Dundee Centre

    2 Stars

    On-site Subway restaurant, Budget-friendly roadside stopover

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  4. Premier Inn Dundee Centre

    3 Stars

    Riverside setting on the Firth of Tay, Panoramic waterfront dining

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    Four Points Flex by Sheraton Ratingen Düsseldorf Airport

    3 Stars

    Vibrant River Tay and V&A views, Spacious family-friendly rooms

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  6. Travelodge Dundee Central

    2 Stars

    Central Cultural Quarter location, Secure keycard lift access

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  7. Holiday Inn Express Dundee By Ihg

    3 Stars

    Waterfront views of the River Tay, St. Andrews golf course proximity

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  8. Hampton by Hilton Dundee City Centre

    3 Stars

    Panoramic floor-to-ceiling city views, Modern 24-hour fitness studio

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  9. Travelodge Dundee Strathmore Avenue

    3 Stars

    Law Hill and Tay Estuary views, Caird Park golf access

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  10. Malmaison Dundee

    4 Stars

    Riverside views of RRS Discovery, Atmospheric boutique design

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  11. Hotel Indigo Dundee By Ihg

    4 Stars

    Dundee heritage room touches, Modern fitness studio

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  12. Best Western Queens Hotel

    3 Stars

    Views over the River Tay, Historic 19th-century architecture

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    Staybridge Suites Dundee By Ihg

    2 Stars

    Daisy Tasker restaurant and bar, Historic jute mill conversion

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  14. Premier Inn Dundee West

    3 Stars

    Woodland-facing standard rooms, On-site Beefeater restaurant

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  15. Premier Inn Dundee North

    3 Stars

    Camperdown Leisure Park gateway, Family-friendly room configurations

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  16. Invercarse Hotel Dundee, BW Signature Collection

    3 Stars

    Panoramic River Tay views, Redwood Restaurant local dining

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  17. Go2 Dundee Camperdown

    2 Stars

    Dog-friendly accommodation, Proximity to Camperdown Wildlife Centre

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  18. The Clarendon

    4 Stars

    River Tay views, Smart room technology

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  19. Inchture Hotel

    3 Stars

    Local outdoor activities, Priory restaurant dining

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  20. Tayview Hotel

    2 Stars

    River Tay views from select rooms, Traditional Indian and European dining

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  21. The Longforgan Coaching Inn

    3 Stars

    Rustic restaurant and bar, Unique elephant towel art

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  22. Athollbank Guest House

    West End location, Personalized Scottish breakfast

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    Dundee Backpackers Hostel

    1 Stars

    Historic 16th-century building, Central High Street location

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    Forbes of Kingennie Country Resort

    4 Stars

    Stargazer Shepherd's Hut with hot tub, Waterfront restaurant with aquarium

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  25. The Hideaway Experience

    5 Stars

    Panoramic countryside views, Private spa facilities

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  26. Shaftesbury Hotel Dundee

    Historic Victorian guest house, Adults-only accommodation

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  27. Taypark House

    4 Stars

    Panoramic river and garden views, Refined cafe and gin bar

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    GreenStar Apartments

    Central Dundee location, Flexible apartment options

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  29. Dundee Beds

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  30. Tiny home at Dundee

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  31. Studio flat in Dundee

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  32. Casa Fresa - Seamens Chapel Apartment 1

    Historic Seamen's Chapel setting, Central Dundee location

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  33. Scotland Shooting Club

    3 Stars

    Scenic Angus glen location, Chef Alessandro's Italian cuisine

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  34. Casa Fresa - King Street Apartments

    Central Dundee location, Well-equipped kitchens

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  35. Royal Hotel

    3 Stars

    Heated indoor swimming pool, Bistro 33 restaurant

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Dundee – a fine and dandy cultural city break destination

You may associate Scotland’s fourth-largest city, Dundee, with one of many things: marmalade, shipbuilding, cakes, football or even jute making. Few, though would consider it as a place for a hotel break. Those who do take the plunge will discover a city transformed – its rough industrial heritage being repackaged for tourists and its waterfront given a twenty-first-century facelift. Dundee has also been reinvented as a city of culture and can now even boast the accolade of becoming the UK’s first UNESCO City of Design.

The City of Jute, Jam and Journalism

Dundee’s identity is often linked to its perceived main industries – ‘Jute, Jam and Journalism’.

Dundee became the European capital for Jute production in the nineteenth century. The rough natural fibre used for rope and sacks was imported from India and spun in the city’s mills. Visitors can now get acquainted with this once-prosperous industry in the surprisingly fascinating and interactive centre: Verdant Works – one of Dundee’s most popular attractions.

The word ‘Jam’ really stands for ‘marmalade’, which unfortunately doesn’t start with the letter J. Dundee became associated with the bitter-tasting conserve thanks to the entrepreneurial spirit of a local lady. Janet Keiller opened a factory to produce Dundee Marmalade in 1797, using thick chunks of Seville orange rind that would make the city evermore synonymous with the breakfast spread.

Journalism, the final part of the Trinity, refers to the city’s publisher – DC Thompson, founded in 1905 and creator of the Beano and Dandy comics. Dundee is so proud of this link that it has installed an eight-foot-high Bronze statue in the city centre to commemorate one of its most iconic characters – Desperate Dan!

A voyage of Discovery

It would seem that no-one could find a synonym for shipbuilding beginning with a J though, as it is difficult to ignore Dundee’s prominent role in this industry. No fewer than two thousand ships were built in the dock yard in the decade between 1871 and 1881 alone. None were more famous than the RRS Discovery which took Captain Robert Scott on his Antarctic missions.

Visitors to the impressive Discovery Point can not only pay homage to the legendary vessel here, but also get an insight into Scott’s Antarctic voyages in the state-of-the-art attraction: Heroes of the Ice.

Another unmissable sight is that of the HM Frigate Unicorn, a nineteenth-century warship and the oldest seaworthy ship in Britain.

Dundee’s whaling industry also boomed in the nineteenth century as it provided the jute trade with the whale oil that it craved. You can find out more about the city’s whaling heritage in Broughty Castle and Museum. The castle was built in the fifteenth century to protect the Tay estuary and offers fantastic views over the waters.

The seaside resort of Broughty Ferry, by which the castle is found, is a lovely place to have a stroll around and relax. Dotted with grand villas, quaint fishermen’s cottages, a large expanse of sand and a beautiful esplanade, Ferry contains many pleasant pubs and restaurants, as well as a selection of hotels and guesthouses.

A cultural epicentre

If you’re wanting to get an insight into Dundee’s history, a good place to start is the McManus, the city’s art gallery and museum. This grand Victorian building also flaunts a range of exhibitions, including nineteenth and twentieth century international works of art. Lovers of vintage transport will also find their slice of heaven in the Dundee Transport Museum.

As fascinating as its past may be, Dundee refuses to live only off its history. Scotland’s sunniest city is now forging a new vibrant identity as a haven for culture and the arts. At the heart of this movement is Dundee Contemporary Arts, housing modern art galleries and two cinemas showing films from around the world. The V&A Museum of design is also due to open in 2018.

There are also a whole host of venues where you can enjoy dance, art, comedy and music performances and concerts, including the Caird Hall auditorium, Dundee Repertory Theatre and Gardyne Theatre.

If you’re planning on staying in one of the many hotels in Dundee in late summer, you can also experience the Food and Flower Festival, the largest of its kind in Scotland.

Lay down on the Law

To get a good overview of the city, there’s no better place than Dundee Law, literally meaning Dundee’s hill. In reality though the 572-foot mount that characterises the city is in fact an extinct volcano. Whatever, it makes for a lovely stroll and its stylish observation point offers stunning views to Fife and over Perthshire on a clear day.

You take the high road … and I’ll take the plane

Once you’ve decided which hotel in Dundee takes your fancy, you’ll be confronted by another choice – how to get there. The city is now easily accessible not only by car and rail but also by air and boat.

Just a short distance from the UK’s motorway network, Dundee is just over an hour’s drive from Edinburgh and can be reached directly by rail from Birmingham and London on the East Coast line.

Dundee is additionally becoming a popular port of call for cruise ships on their way to the Baltics and Scandinavia, whilst air travel is also taking off, with regular flights from London Stansted. Consequently, there are now a growing selection of hotels near Dundee Airport and the railway station.

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