Published 19 May 2025 | Updated 5 October 2026 by Kate Acaster
Hotel du Vin’s Vintage Autumn Stays offer takes up to 25% off selected stays at its hotels in England and Scotland, for stays from 21 September to 30 November 2026. The cheapest room we found was in Harrogate, from £63.
The discount is set against Hotel du Vin’s best flexible rate, so the saving varies by hotel and date. The offer also includes three packages: Glorious Getaway, with a three-course dinner, breakfast and a bottle of house Champagne; Taste du Vin, with a five-course tasting menu and a glass of wine per course; and Sunday Best, a lower Sunday room rate when two of you spend £50 in the bistro, with checkout at 12pm.
Here are the lowest prices by hotel on 5 October 2026:
Harrogate from £63
Birmingham from £67
Newcastle from £80
Exeter from £82
York from £82
Brighton from £83
Stratford-upon-Avon from £89
Tunbridge Wells from £90
Bristol Avon Gorge from £92
Bristol City Centre from £94
Poole from £94
Henley-on-Thames from £108
Cambridge from £115
Cheltenham from £117
Cannizaro House from £127
Glasgow from £149
St Andrews from £188
Winchester from £252
Edinburgh from £317
You pay when you book. You can change or cancel up to 7 days before arrival, and the booking becomes non-refundable after that. Sunday Best is non-refundable from the start, and busy dates may carry a minimum stay.
How to book
Tap the button below, pick a hotel and choose your dates on Hotel du Vin’s site to see the rate for your stay.
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