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There's only 1 place to stay within a 10-kilometre radius of Kincardine O'Neil's centre, so you'll need to move faster than a kid on red cordial if you want to stay nearby.

City slickers will want to catch some Zs at the Feughside Guesthouse, as it's the only place close to the heart of Kincardine O'Neil.

Still trying to book a room in the area? The Macdonald Pittodrie House and The Lodge on the Loch of Aboyne might be what you're looking for. The first is 25 kilometres from downtown, while the latter is 6 kilometres away. And don't forget about the Huntly Arms, 7 kilometres away.

Don't blow through before you've gone to the Muir of Dinnet National Nature Reserve and Mount Keen in Ballater. Some of our recommended Ballater accommodation options are the Hilton Grand Vacations at Craigendarroch Suites and The Deeside Inn. 45 kilometres to the south of Kincardine O'Neil you'll find Montrose, which is home to the Chapel House and The Hillside Hotel. Montrose Beach and the Montrose Museum and Art Gallery are popular places to check out when you're in Montrose.

Travel 70 kilometres west and you'll come across Aviemore, a regional centre with a population of 3,000. While you're in this neck of the woods, whip out your camera and get your tourist on at Speyside Wildlife, Loch an Eilein and Craigellachie National Nature Reserve. If you end up hanging out for a while, continue on and check out the vibe at the Spey Valley Championship Golf Course and the Strathspey Steam Railway. There are numerous great hotels available to book in Aviemore. We recommend checking out the amenities at the Hilton Coylumbridge and Macdonald Aviemore Highland Hotel.

Ever had to spend a long night on the cold airport floor cos you got waayyy too excited and didn't book any accomodation? Save yourself the backache and snap up a room at the Jurys Inn Aberdeen Airport or the Courtyard by Marriott Aberdeen Airport. Both are pretty close to Aberdeen Airport, which is 30 kilometres from Kincardine O'Neil's centre.