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I really like this hotel and have been many times. The staff are great and efficient and the atmosphere is friendly and laid back. The rooms are a good size and are well appointed. The spa has a small pool a sauna and a steam room and you can often be the only one there if you time it right.
Staff were super friendly and helpful.
The Landmark Hotel is well placed for exploring Dundee’s cultural and waterfront highlights. Within a short walk or drive you can reach V&A Dundee, Discovery Point (RRS Discovery), McManus Art Gallery & Museum and Dundee Contemporary Arts. Green spaces and viewpoints like Dundee Law are close by, while coastal attractions such as Broughty Ferry and its castle are a short drive away. The hotel’s central location makes it a good base for museums, galleries, waterfront walks and family-friendly outings.
Scotland’s design museum on the waterfront, showcasing international and Scottish design collections and temporary exhibitions.
Maritime museum centered on the RRS Discovery, the famous ship that took Scott and Shackleton to Antarctica, with interactive displays about polar exploration.
A Victorian Gothic building housing Dundee’s art, history and natural history collections — free to enter and great for families.
Contemporary art center with galleries, a cinema, print studios and a café — a hub for modern visual arts and independent film.
A prominent volcanic plug offering panoramic views over Dundee, the River Tay and beyond — excellent for short hikes and city photography.
A pleasant seaside suburb with sandy beaches, a promenade and the historic Broughty Castle which houses local maritime displays.
Make the most of your stay at The Landmark Hotel and SPA Leisure Club Dundee By Sunday with this convenient itinerary that covers the best attractions in in Dundee:
Dundee is an energetic small city with a compact waterfront, rich maritime and industrial heritage, outstanding design (home to V&A Dundee) and easy access to beaches and countryside. The Landmark Hotel and Spa Leisure Club is a strong choice for visitors because it combines comfortable, well-appointed rooms and large beds with an on-site leisure facility (pool, sauna and steam room) and friendly, efficient staff repeatedly praised in reviews. Its central location makes it convenient for sightseeing, cultural attractions and family trips while offering good value for money.
The Landmark Hotel and SPA Leisure Club Dundee By Sunday
Kingsway West, Invergowrie
Seasonal guide to help you plan the perfect trip to in Dundee
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Summer (June–August)
Winter (November–February)
March–May: days lengthen, temperatures climb from chilly to mild, and parks and riverside paths come alive with spring blooms. It's a good shoulder season for sightseeing and lower prices than summer.
Rotating major design exhibitions at V&A Dundee draw visitors year-round. Exhibition schedule changes seasonally and often brings international visitors.
A summer festival celebrating local produce, horticulture and cookery (typically late Summer). It showcases local growers, chefs and artisan producers.
Regular science-themed events and festivals organized by local institutions (e.g., Discovery Point, Dundee Science Centre) aimed at families and schools; often timed to school holidays or specific festival weeks.
Festive markets, seasonal events and light displays in the city centre during December — good for shoppers and those seeking a cozy winter atmosphere.
University-related events in September (freshers) and late June (graduation) temporarily increase demand for accommodation and bars/restaurants.
Dundee has a temperate maritime climate—changeable conditions year-round. Pack a waterproof, windproof outer layer and layerable clothing. Comfortable waterproof walking shoes are essential for cobbled streets and coastal paths. In Summer expect long daylight hours but bring a light jacket for evenings; in Winter, include a warm hat and gloves. Check forecasts before coastal walks (wind can rise quickly). In rural or coastal areas during Summer, be aware of midges on still evenings and bring repellent if you plan outdoor dinners or hikes near estuaries.
Hotel and short-let prices in Dundee follow a predictable seasonal pattern. Prices peak in Summer (June–August) when weather is best and the city hosts outdoor events and visiting tourists; they also spike around major exhibitions at the V&A Dundee and at university graduation/freshers weeks (late June and September). Shoulder seasons (late Spring and early Fall) offer better value with pleasant weather and fewer crowds. Winter (November–February) is the lowest-price period, except for the holiday weeks around Christmas/New Year when rates climb. Weekends are more expensive than weekdays. Book at least 4–8 weeks ahead for summer; during big exhibitions or festivals, book earlier (8–12 weeks). Short-term rentals mirror hotel trends and can be a cheaper option for groups, but watch cleaning/booking fees during festival weeks.
Insider advice to help you make the most of your visit
Dundee is well connected by rail and road; a small regional airport offers limited flights. Public transport in the city is reliable for local travel; a car helps for exploring surrounding Angus countryside.
Buy advance train tickets and consider a railcard if eligible. Book V&A Dundee and popular tour slots ahead of time, and base yourself in or near the city centre to walk to most attractions—use a hire car only for day trips to Angus and the coast.
Everything you need to know about your stay at The Landmark Hotel and SPA Leisure Club Dundee By Sunday
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