Hotel du Vin is showing Birmingham rooms from £74, with up to 20% off selected UK stays from 20 July to 6 September.
The Hotel du Vin Summer Showcase covers 19 boutique hotels around Great Britain. Birmingham had the lowest displayed starting price when checked on 15 July 2026; other options include Brighton, Bristol, Cambridge, Glasgow, St Andrews and York.
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The sale is based on Hotel du Vin’s Best Flexible rates, with room-only, breakfast and dinner packages available at selected hotels. A summer-holiday room from £74 is the headline value here, while the choice of packages means you can pay for dinner only when it improves the stay.

The rates are prepaid. You can amend or cancel until seven days before arrival, but bookings become non-refundable inside seven days. Availability and the exact discount vary by hotel and date.
How to book
Open the Hotel du Vin Summer Showcase, choose a hotel, then compare the room-only, breakfast and dinner packages for your dates. Check the cancellation terms shown with the final rate before paying.

Deal FAQs
What is the cheapest Hotel du Vin price shown?
The live Summer Showcase page showed Hotel du Vin Birmingham from £74 when checked on 15 July 2026.
When can you stay?
Celebrate Summer stays run from 20 July to 6 September, subject to promotional availability.
Can you cancel the summer rate?
The summer offers are prepaid. Hotel du Vin says bookings can be amended or cancelled until seven days before arrival, but become non-refundable within seven days.

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