Hotels near Dundee Airport - DND, Dundee

Without wishing to upset the people of Dundee, but Wormit, Newtown and Tayport gets our vote for a place to stay on the Tay. A nice short walk into Newport where you have places to eat & drink, pick up some essentials if you need to and leave the hustle and bustle of life over the bridge.

There was plenty to see and do for everyone. The area around the quayside was amazing. The city bus tour was also excellent, amazing views from the top deck. The audio commentary on the city was very informative.

Dundee is a beautiful place by the sea. We went to the Verdant Jute Mill which is a must see!!! We ate supper at Malmaison and stayed there too. This was a perfect location as it was close to the water, the beautiful ship and the train station. The food was fantastic!!!

V & A and the Thata restaurant for afternoon tea. Hop On Hop Off bus but a miserable unhelpful driver unfortunately. Stop off at the Law and walk to the top as views spectacular. Walk by the river. Botanic garden beautiful quiet place to relax but sadly no tea room. Broughty Ferry worth a visit as nice water front with castle and RNLI.

It's a bit like a time warp! Scottish architecture at its finest, with a stunning sea backdrop and rolling hills. Then, there's a load of hip students roaming the streets! A city of history and culture was my thought.

The hotel was very close to the bus stop which took us to Arbroath, a cute little village that we wanted to see. The bus station and cruise terminal were also close to the hotel. The dining options in Dundee were great, many to choose from, people in the shops friendly. The visit to the "Discovery" ship was great and would recommend this attraction. On the whole, it was easy to get around Dundee on foot or using the local bus. The local bus drivers were great and helpful to us as overseas visitors but some were very gruff, rude and unhelpful and assumed we would know things that as overseas visitors, we had no idea and spoke to us in a gruff and abrupt manner. This was the only detraction.