Hey, first of all congratulations!
I've also got 2 offers so far from Aberdeen and Edinburgh and I'm having trouble deciding too haha.
Although Edinburgh has its advantages, I'm leaning more towards Aberdeen at the minute because of the teaching style and course structure. From what I've seen, Edinburgh is more traditional and research focused whereas Aberdeen has an integrated approach to learning which appeals more to me. The remote and rural program at Aberdeen will be a great, new experience but I also really like the medical humanities SSC, early patient contact and working with patient partners.
Additionally, intercalating at Edinburgh is compulsory whereas at Aberdeen it's optional. I like the option to choose as this gives me time to decide whether or not I'd like to intercalate in a particular field that I'm interested in.
But all medicine reasons aside, the community and people at Aberdeen seem very nice and friendly too! There's plenty of societies/clubs on offer and it's much cheaper to live in Aberdeen than at Edinburgh.