The Copthorne Hotel in Aberdeen has undergone a £1.2million makeover.
The four-star hotel, on Huntly Steet, has refurbished all 87 rooms and public areas.
It opened in 1974 and has been described by manager Jamie Snowdon as a “destination to experience the best of Scottish hospitality”.
Rooms now include 50” interactive TVs and brand-new furnishings such as desks, chairs, beds, and bedside tables, alongside updated carpets and blinds.
The transformation extends to the hotel’s public spaces, which have been “revitalised to offer a contemporary yet traditional ambience”.
Inside the walls are decorated with art from local talent such as Aberdeen illustrator Gabrielle Reith and Aberdeen-based artist Allan Watson.
The Copthorne is also offering exclusive perks to MyMillenium loyalty programme members to celebrate the transformation, including complimentary upgrades and late check outs.
General Manager Jamie Snowdon said: “We are immensely proud of the transformation our hotel has undergone.
“These renovations not only reflect our commitment to excellence but also our desire to stay aligned with Aberdeen’s growth.
“The new Copthorne Hotel Aberdeen is more than just a place to stay; it’s a destination to experience the best of Scottish hospitality.”
Financial Controller David Hird added: “The changes over the last two years are astonishing.
“The transformation has made the hotel look incredible, and I can’t wait to see the public’s reaction to our enhancements.”
