Hotel du Vin hosted a two-day event for a team of business leaders. We stayed at the hotel and used a meeting room, bar and restaurant.
On-site staff could not have been more helpful and made sure everything ran smoothly for us.
Pre-event support for planning was excellent, covering lots of details including reserving named parking spaces for our guests, a private dining room, precisely timed service of refreshments during the day.
Gina Karalis1 year ago
Great place to stay whilst in Tunbridge Wells or if travelling and need a break. Lovely rooms with helpful staff. Highly recommend getting a room with a bath as they are lovely and deep
Ms Trino1 year ago
Room was nice, but could do with a lick of paint. Lovely setting, beautiful building, but my stay was marred by the fact that five days afterwards, I was charged for something from the minibar that I didn’t have. I rang through to finance dept who said they would look into it, but never heard anything again Staff were pleasant, but appeared to be rushed off their feet. The room price and service doesn’t equate to the prices charged
Brett Kilroe1 year ago
We had an amazing time at the boutique Hotel du Vin in Tunbridge Wells. The hotel is situated in central Tunbridge Wells in an Grade 2 listed Georgian. It has been beautifully decorated in keeping with the building's historic significance.
The service from all of the staff was oustanding and the food in the bistro was phenomenal.
Would very much recommend staying at this hotel.
Fesper Fusion1 year ago
Excellent service at a recent event. Very friendly staff, nice food, and a special mention to a great waitress called Freya. Will definitely be back for more events in the future.
Dave Edwards2 years ago
Really excellent hotel though not cheap. Old building, very pleasant interior. Bedroom spacious and very comfortable bed. Food excellent, staff helpful. My only complaint is that there is a very poor choice of beers in the bar. Otherwise great!
Ross McGill2 years ago
🏨 First impressions. Lovely hotel. Beautiful decor inside. Very friendly and courteous staff. Dog friendly rooms and bar! 🏆
Room: 💰 We paid £198 for a junior suite to have a king size bedroom with small bed for a child and 2 dogs. One night only. We fitted inside the room comfortably. The child’s bed was fine, but it was a shame that the hotel emphasised an additional cost for linen and then left us with a single duvet inside a double duvet cover. Dog beds and bowls were great. Shower and bathroom was super-clean and spacious, although long and thin. The shower’s power was weak. We opened the window to let air in and the room was still quiet (next to main road).
Bar/food 🍷: No beer on tap, but bottled beer and plenty spirits and wine. The chap behind the bar was very friendly and considerate. He acknowledged that we was the only one ‘on duty’ and that service was slow. The bar and a few tables were covered in empty glasses. It’s a lovely bar atmosphere/space.
We were sat in the dining area of the bar having had drinks in the smaller space (with 2 dogs). It was almost empty at 2030hrs so it was spacious enough to sit with dogs and not annoy anyone else 😂 - food service was really slow. We only ordered olives, saucisson and a (medium rare) rump steak with parsnips and carrots. All delicious, and perfectly cooked.
Other: Parking is £10 per night. The car park is tiny (x20) and there is an overflow (x10) - book in advance. The hotel is next to the theatre, town hall and train station. There are plenty places to eat within walking distance.
Peter Buckley2 years ago
Have to say this place is a great place to stay for accommodation, food and location. The bar staff were exemplary and the access to town - perfect. Will return again.
On-site staff could not have been more helpful and made sure everything ran smoothly for us.
Pre-event support for planning was excellent, covering lots of details including reserving named parking spaces for our guests, a private dining room, precisely timed service of refreshments during the day.
Staff were pleasant, but appeared to be rushed off their feet. The room price and service doesn’t equate to the prices charged
The service from all of the staff was oustanding and the food in the bistro was phenomenal.
Would very much recommend staying at this hotel.
Room: 💰 We paid £198 for a junior suite to have a king size bedroom with small bed for a child and 2 dogs. One night only. We fitted inside the room comfortably. The child’s bed was fine, but it was a shame that the hotel emphasised an additional cost for linen and then left us with a single duvet inside a double duvet cover. Dog beds and bowls were great. Shower and bathroom was super-clean and spacious, although long and thin. The shower’s power was weak. We opened the window to let air in and the room was still quiet (next to main road).
Bar/food 🍷: No beer on tap, but bottled beer and plenty spirits and wine. The chap behind the bar was very friendly and considerate. He acknowledged that we was the only one ‘on duty’ and that service was slow. The bar and a few tables were covered in empty glasses. It’s a lovely bar atmosphere/space.
We were sat in the dining area of the bar having had drinks in the smaller space (with 2 dogs). It was almost empty at 2030hrs so it was spacious enough to sit with dogs and not annoy anyone else 😂 - food service was really slow. We only ordered olives, saucisson and a (medium rare) rump steak with parsnips and carrots. All delicious, and perfectly cooked.
Other: Parking is £10 per night. The car park is tiny (x20) and there is an overflow (x10) - book in advance. The hotel is next to the theatre, town hall and train station. There are plenty places to eat within walking distance.