AN Aberdeen hotel company is inviting guests to help it celebrate its 21st anniversary.
Skene House Holburn near the city’s West End has organised celebrations throughout the month with guests receiving chocolate keys upon check-in.
Guests can also raise a glass within Holburn’s Honour Bar where guests receive a complimentary drink of their choice on arrival and then during their stay, they can add further drinks to their tab.
Founder of Skene House, Charles P. Skene OBE, said: “This isn’t just 21 years of providing fantastic accommodation, this is about 21 years of being the best Aberdeen can offer, the friendliest local welcome, and it’s about understanding what the business community and frequent travellers require when they’re away from home and dedicating time to the Granite City.”
Skene House Holburn has been running since 1996 when it joined its sister locations on Whitehall Place and Rosemount Viaduct.
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