

The birthplace of one of Aberdeen’s most iconic hotels.
3 Queen’s Terrace
Built in the late 19th century, 3 Queen's Terrace has witnessed over a century of change in Aberdeen. In 1948, it became the original Marcliffe Hotel, established by Clifford & Margaret Jordan as a boarding house for theatre performers. The hotel relocated in 1983 leaving behind a building rich in local history. Today, it begins a new chapter, bringing renewed purpose to a distinctive piece of Aberdeen's architectural heritage.
Discover the story behind 3 Queen's Terrace, from its origins as a grand Victorian townhouse to its time as the original Marcliffe Hotel. Explore the people, moments and the history that have shaped this iconic Aberdeen property.
