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Delegate Information i Delegate Information Travelling to Survivex Kirkhill Commercial Park, Dyce Avenue, Dyce, Aberdeen, AB21 OLQ. By Car By Rail From South: Approach Aberdeen on A90, continue Please Note: Courses commence 8.00 am, with arrival required on this route following directions for A96 Inverness and by 7.45 am. Airport, approach road to Airport is Dyce Drive, continue Depart From To Arrive Duration Fare on this route and Survivex is 3rd turning on right at third set of traffic lights. 06:14 Aberdeen Dyce 06:22 0h 08m £3.80 07:15 Aberdeen Dyce 07:25 0h 10m £3.80 From North: Approach Aberdeen on A96, following 16:30 Dyce* Aberdeen 16:41 0h 11m £3.80 directions for Airport, approach road to Airport is Dyce 16:39 Dyce* Aberdeen 16:50 0h 11m £3.80 Drive continue on this route and Survivex is 3rd turning 17:05 Dyce* Aberdeen 17:16 0h 11m £3.80 on right at third set of traffic lights. 17:35 Dyce* Aberdeen 17:46 0h 11m £3.80 *Stagecoach number 80 bus from Dyce Railway Station By Taxi to Airport (Mon-Fri) then walk from main terminal. There are also a range of taxi firms available: Com Cabs: 01224 353535 Aberdeen Airport Taxis: 01224 775555 How to Find Us By Bus From Aberdeen Bus Station, Guild Street: No. 727 Stagecoach to Airport (nearest bus stop Argyle Road) OR First Bus No.27 to Airport via Kirkhill Industrial Estate. Speedbird Inn Survivex Menzies Dyce Aberdeen Airport Hotel Jury’s Inn Aberdeen Airport Train with the Real Experts. Contact Us [email protected] | +44 (0) 1224 794800 i Delegate Information Where to Stay Survivex have teamed up with a variety of local businesses who offer preferential rates exclusively for you* Guest Houses Station View Guest House Airport Hotels Menzies Hotel Address: 27-29 Station Road, Address: Farburn Terrace, Dyce Craibstone Campus – Jurys Inn Aberdeen Airport Dyce, Aberdeen Aberdeen AB21 7DW Aberdeen (Only during Address: Argyll Road, AB21 7BA Tel: 01224 723101 summer months) Aberdeen, AB21 0AF Tel: 01224 723210 Proximity: 10 min drive Address: Hunter Annexe, Tel: 0871 376 9001 Proximity: 10 min drive Special Rate: From £105 B&B Craibstone Estate, Bucksburn Proximity: 5 min walk Special Rate: From £35 B&B Mon – Thu. From £75 B&B Fri Avenue, Aberdeen, AB21 9TR Special Rate: From £49 (single), £55 B&B (twin) - Sun. Quote “Survivex Ltd” Tel: 01224 711012 Speedbird Inn Proximity: 5 min drive The Beeches Guest House Holiday Inn Express Address: Argyll Road, Special Rate: From £35 Address: 112 Victoria Street, Dyce, Address: Parkway East, Bridge Aberdeen, AB21 0AF (Single), £40 (Ensuite), +£4 Aberdeen AB21 7AU of Don, Aberdeen AB23 8AJ Tel: 01224 772883 Boxed Breakfast Tel: 01224 722249 Tel: 01224 227250 Proximity: 5 min walk Proximity: 15 min drive Proximity: 20 min drive The Bankhead Inn Special Rate: From £103 10% Special Rate: From £35 B&B Special Rate: From £99 B&B. Address: 161-165 Bankhead discount off standard prices. (single), £55 B&B (twin) Quote “Survivex” Road, Bucksburn, Aberdeen, Discount code must be quoted. AB21 9HQ Please contact us for the code Jurayne Guest House Tel: 01224 712703 or Address: 272-274 Holburn Street Courtyard by Marriott Self-Catering 07918072281 Aberdeen AB10 6DD Address: Argyll Road, Proximity: 10 min drive 1st-selfcatering.co.uk Tel: 01224 575601 Aberdeen, AB21 0AF Special Rate: From £50 per Address: Malcolm Road, Proximity: 20 min drive Tel: 01224 432000 night Bucksburn, Aberdeen, AB21 9LN Special Rate: From £35 B&B Proximity: 5 min walk (Survivex Rate) Tel: 01224 715138 (single), £45 B&B (ensuite) Special Rate: From £109 per Mob: 07877882167 (immediate Ardennan House Hotel room. Quote “Survivex” response only) Address: Kemnay Road, Atticus Central Guest Premier Inn Proximity: 15 min drive Port Elphinstone, Inverurie AB51 House Address: Aberdeen Airport, Special Rate: From £70pn for 3XD Address: 72 Bon Accord Street, Main Terminal, Argyll Way, apartment (sleeps 4) Tel: 01467 621502 Aberdeen, AB11 6EJ Dyce AB21 0BN Quote “Survivex” Proximity: 30 min drive Tel: 01224 575527 Proximity: 20 min drive Tel: 0871 527 9460 Special Rate: From £50-£80 Langly Apartments Special Rate: From £40 B&B Proximity: 5 min walk B&B (1, 2 & 3 Bedrooms) Special Rate: From £93 to £181 Address: Various central locations McKenzie Guest House The White Horse Inn Visit: www.langleyapartments.co.uk Address: 40 Malcolm Road, Address: 23 Old Road, Balmedie, Britannia Hotel Tel: 0845 450 2068 Bucksburn, Aberdeen AB23 8XR Address: Malcolm Special Rate: (min. 20% discount) Aberdeen AB21 9LN Tel: 01358 742404 Road, Bucksburn From £72pn for 1 bdrm apartment Tel: 01312080856 Proximity: 20 min drive Aberdeen AB21 9LN Quote “Survivex” Proximity: 15 min drive Special Rate: From £80 B & B Tel: 01224 409988 Special Rate: From £60 B&B Quote “Survivex” Proximity: 15 min drive (single) Special Rate: From £95 B&B. *Prices correct at time of issue - please contact vendor directly for Stonegrange Guest exact cost & availability. House Address: 253 Stoneywood Road, Dyce, Aberdeen AB21 9JS Tel: 01224 716151 Proximity: 15 min drive Special Rate: From £35 B&B (single), £55 B&B (twin) Train with the Real Experts. Contact Us [email protected] | +44 (0) 1224 794800.
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