Hotel Du Vin Stratford-upon-Avon

We had a wonderful stay at Hotel Du Vin. The room was spacious and comfortable. We were very well looked after by the LOVELY staff there. In particular, Miranda was an absolute delight during our final afternoon as we enjoyed some drinks on the terrace, while playing Guess Who! Ben and Ryan x

My husband and I booked a weekend away with the intention of having some time together to relax and enjoy some good food. We had our evening meals on both evenings in the hotel and cannot fault the food or the service. We enjoyed the cocktails on Friday and the taster menu with wine pairing on Saturday was superb. The hotel was clean and inviting. The staff were graciously attentive and made us feel very welcome. Unfortunately the position of our room was where it let the weekend down. Our first room was on the third floor with a balcony. Amazing room (although I agree with some of the other reviews a little on the dark side). We were so happy until we went upstairs to sleep. Which we didn't get much of due to the kitchen extractor fan and air conditioning unit thundering through the room walls. It had been noisy when we arrived and we had been assured it would turn off when the kitchen closed. My husband went downstairs at 1:40am after giving up trying to sleep to find someone to turn it off. It took a while to fall asleep again and at 5:30am they were turned on again! Ruined the next day we were so exhausted. The lovely staff did their utmost to find us another room and we were moved to the first floor directly below this room. It was still noisy. You wouldn't want to sit on the balcony, we didn't. We managed, through exhaustion, to sleep better that night. We weren't very impressed to be told that "no one else has ever complained". Really? I can't believe that at over £200 a night per room! I expect a good night's sleep at least! We would love to stay here again but we would want a room facing the car park! How sad is that?

I don’t usually stay in boutique-style hotels, but I was booked into Hotel Du Vin for work and was genuinely blown away. From the moment we checked in, it felt special. Each room is named after a vineyard instead of numbered, which was such a quirky and fun touch. The decor throughout the hotel was beautiful—elegant, warm, and inviting. I treated myself to a glass of the house rosé and honestly, it was the best house wine I’ve ever had. I’d heard great things about the food, so I chose to stay in rather than explore the nearby town (which is within easy walking distance). I’m so glad I did—dinner was absolutely incredible. The food was flawless, easily a 10/10, and the service matched it. The hotel was spotless, and while the car park wasn’t huge, we had no trouble finding a space. Overall, a lovely stay, and I’d absolutely return—or happily try another Du Vin location if I’m travelling elsewhere. Highly recommend!