Morris'S Hotel

Come and visit our welcoming Restaurant and have a dram in the famous Jock's Bar. Great Value Home cooked food available at lunch time and evening every day. Call 01651 872251 to make a reservation

Morris's Hotel originally opened as monastery in 1673, making it the oldest inhabited building in Oldmeldrum. The birth place of Sir Thomas Mitchell, a former Lord Provost of Aberdeen, the building went on to home such greats as Willie Kemp and the 'King of the Bothy Ballads' who named the hotel after himself!

Visitors to Morris's can enjoy traditional home cooking in a comfortable and welcoming environment. Our experienced chefs continue to provide a variety of family favourites within our menu with a range of daily specials. The friendly restaurant and offers both lunchtime and evening dining, as well as private functions.