Best Vineyard Stays in England & Wales
Vineyard stays range from simple cottages and converted farm buildings to purpose-built lodges overlooking the rows of vines. Availability is often limited, rates vary by season, and many stays book well in advance - but the appeal is obvious. Staying on site means you can linger over a meal, enjoy another glass, and wake up surrounded by the vineyard itself.
This guide brings together some of the best vineyard stays in the UK, focusing exclusively on estates where accommodation is located on the vineyard itself.
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- Self-contained cottages or lodges within the vineyard grounds
- Rooms or apartments converted from historic estate buildings
- Purpose-built vineyard lodgings with views across the vines
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- Slower, countryside-led breaks
- Wine-focused experiences without a packed itinerary
- Quiet evenings and early mornings in rural settings
Featured vineyards
All rooms provide free WiFi, espresso makers, flat-screen TVs, and designer toiletries. The property boasts 28 acres of grounds, an outdoor heated swimming pool (seasonal, February to November), a tennis court, and a Sculpture Walk.
A Michelin-starred fine dining restaurant, helmed by Michael Caines, and a more casual Pool House Restaurant and Bar are both on-site. The Pool House is also dog-friendly. Room service is available 24 hours. Children are welcome throughout the hotel, with cots and Z-beds offered those aged five and over can dine in the main restaurant. Dogs are permitted in designated suites and all Shepherd Huts for an additional fee, with provided amenities, and are welcome in the grounds and Pool House.
Accommodation, including dinner, bed, and breakfast packages, starts from approximately £950 for a Classic Garden Room, with suites reaching over £2,000 per night. Room-only rates start from around £420. The hotel frequently offers promotions like early bird discounts or seasonal sales.
More Vineyards with Accommodation
Tanhurst Vineyard – Surrey
The Grange – Hampshire
Sip elegant English wines where the farm's former dairy now expertly pours the fruits of its transformation.
Bluestone Vineyard – Wiltshire
No accommodation at Bluestone Vineyard Ltd is listed on their website or found through web searches. The vineyard operates as a winery and event venue.
Highweald Wine – West Sussex
West Sussex
A Sussex vineyard producing award-winning English sparkling and still wines, set in the High Weald Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
Louma Farm and Retreat – Dorset
Dorset
Wander through Dorset's rolling hills where woolly Poll Dorset sheep are the vineyard's natural gardeners, cultivating a truly regenerative English wine.
The Sugar Loaf Vineyards – Monmouthshire
Monmouthshire
The beautifully refurbished, cosy cottages offer open-plan living with one bedroom and an en-suite shower room. These self-catering units are dog-friendly, permitting one dog per cottage. Situated within the scenic Brecon Beacons National Park, guests can enjoy vineyard strolls. A coffee shop on-site serves light refreshments and cheese platters. Accommodation is available starting from £320.00 per unit per week.
Tuffon Hall Vineyard – Essex
Essex
You can sip award-winning wines before retiring to a renovated grain silo, complete with a stargazing roof and a wood-fired hot tub.
White Castle Vineyard – Monmouthshire
Monmouthshire
The accommodation at White Castle Vineyard Ltd is a Certified Location (CL) site exclusively for Caravan and Motorhome Club members. It provides basic amenities including water and waste facilities, but no electricity. Children and dogs are welcome on site. While the accommodation itself is self-catering for those with their own facilities, the vineyard offers a cafe/restaurant on-site, serving Welsh cheese platters and artisan local food platters, with booking advised. The vineyard is generally open year-round, suggesting the CL site is also available, with tours running from Easter to harvest. Price range not explicitly mentioned.
Wraxall Vineyard – Somerset
Somerset
Wraxall Vineyard offers luxurious self-catering accommodation in three tastefully modernised cottages and two shepherd's huts. The sensitively converted cottages, including Vine Cottage (sleeping up to 8-10), Old Winery Cottage No. 1 (sleeping 2), and Old Winery Cottage No. 2 (sleeping 4), feature high-standard design, luxury touches, and stunning views of the vines and Somerset countryside, with amenities like wood-burning stoves in some. The shepherd's huts, launching late summer 2025, provide a glamping experience with fitted kitchens, shower rooms, and king beds. Children and dogs are welcome, with Vine Cottage featuring an enclosed garden. The vineyard also hosts "The View@Wraxall" restaurant, offering lunches, dinners including steak and pizza nights, and a bar, open year-round with varying hours. Accommodation prices start from £125 per night.
Bardfield Vineyard – Essex
Essex
Bardfield Vineyard offers stylish, newly refurbished barn conversions at Great Lodge, providing bed and breakfast or self-catering accommodation. The Rose Barn features a luxurious bridal suite with a four-poster bed and a second bedroom, while the Cart Lodge includes double en-suite rooms or a two-bedroom suite with a kitchen/breakfast room. The Stables offers a double bedroom and a family room with twin and bunk beds, also adjoining a kitchen/breakfast room, with a small enclosed courtyard. Children and dogs are welcome, with prior discussion for dogs. While available generally, Saturday nights between April and October are reserved for wedding guests. Guests can enjoy the historic estate's walled gardens, alpacas, woodland, and self-guided vineyard trails. Accommodation prices range from £60 per night for a Cart Lodge double room (Mon-Thu) to £300 per night for the Rose Barn bridal suite, Cart Lodge 2-bedroom suite, or The Stables family suite (Fri-Sun).
Hencote – Shropshire
Shropshire
The luxurious glamping lodges feature private hot tubs and verandas, well-appointed en-suite bathrooms with walk-in showers, roll-top baths, and underfloor heating, along with a log burner and kitchenette. Some lodges include bunk beds and a "kiddies hideaway," making them family-friendly. Dogs are welcome in the glamping village for an additional charge, but must be kept on a lead. For larger groups, The Grange offers a renovated seven-bedroom Georgian farmhouse with lavish interiors, a chef-designed kitchen, and its own private hot tub pets are not allowed here. Both accommodation types offer stunning views of the Shropshire countryside. Guests can self-cater or dine at the on-site "The View" restaurant and bar, which offers modern British cuisine using local produce and award-winning wines. The accommodation appears to be available year-round. Glamping lodges start from £175 per unit per night.
Leigh Park Hotel And Vineyard – Wiltshire
Wiltshire
The Leigh Park Country House Hotel & Vineyard offers 38 individually designed, spacious, and comfortable rooms, some with views of the Wiltshire Downs, gardens, or the petite walled vineyard that guests can stroll. Amenities include free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, private bathrooms, and coffee/tea makers. The hotel features "The Vine Restaurant" serving English and International cuisine with local produce for breakfast (surcharge) and dinner, along with a bar/lounge. Additional facilities include free self-parking, laundry, room service, meeting rooms, banquet halls, and tennis courts. Children are welcome, with rollaway/extra beds and cots available for a nightly fee. Pets are not allowed. The hotel operates year-round. Prices start from approximately $77-$81 per night.