I am, or was, an HdV fan but times must be hard as standards are edging towards unacceptable. Breakfast, for example, included coffee so weak it could barely crawl out of the filter, toast that was surely made from industrially sourced bread substitute and all served by a nice chap but for whom waiting on table was a new challenge.... More

I hope this was a one off in the restaurant where the service was very poor. 10 minutes to take drinks order, 50 minutes before starters arrived does that give you the picture of a disappointing Saturday night out for four. The restaurant was busy but when I did a quick check of about 12 tables I could see only... More

Yorkshire is such a pleasant part of the country we knew planning a weekend away to Harrogate would be a perfect location to explore. We just needed the perfect Hotel. Hotel du Vin is sophisticated, elegant and a touch of class. Our room was spacious and had all the amenities we required and the bed was extremely comfortable. The Bistro... More

having stayed at several other du vin hotels we were very disappointed restaurant food was dismal the staff were okish and the whole place a general feeling of should try harder would not recommend .....

I booked two "superior" rooms for 02-May. My sister & husband were visiting from Sydney, and she had expressed a liking for Harrogate. The stay was very good; shower, bedding, decoration, cleanliness, rear garden all excellent. The HdeV concept is brilliantly executed, but a Ryanair accountant seems to have got in on the job at some stage, which is a... More

This chain has always been my favourite. I love the individually styled rooms, the coffee making facilities with fresh milk, the comfortable bars and sitting areas and the warmth of the welcome and service. Harrogate has all this, the decor is a little tired and being close to the road our first floor room was a little noisy but wasn't... More

Having enjoyed staying at the Hotel du Vin in Harrogate some 6 years ago we were looking forward to our return visit. In fact we have stayed in several Hotel du Vins before and have never been disappointed. Our room was on the ground floor down a ramp past the Ladies Loo and a disabled loo. The room was depressingly... More

Just back from a one night stay at the hotel. The accommodation was booked through an agent who had apparently been told that the budget rooms (a snip at £155!!!!!!) could be a little noisy. Imagine our surprise when firstly you have to access the rooms by leaving the hotel and going down some external steps to the old staff... More

This is a very pleasant hotel, of the usual good standard from the Hotel du Vin group. I stayed with my mum and we had a comfortable twin room at the back of the hotel. It was nice and quiet, which was a good job as the room was very warm so we had to sleep with the window open.... More