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Three Choirs Vineyards
Newent, Gloucestershire
Light and airy, contemporary bedrooms and lodges among the vines of one of England's oldest vineyards make for a peaceful stay, while in the brasserie, new chef and head of tourism Newstead Sayer makes creative use of local, seasonal ingredients.
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‘We had a nice room with an adapted bathroom in the peace and quiet of the vineyard. A pleasant place to stay.’ A trusted reader sings the praises of one of England’s oldest and most highly rated wineries, where bright, airy, contemporary rooms with south-facing patio, and timber-frame lodges with floor-to-ceiling windows and veranda overlook the vines. In June 2026, Newstead Sayer stepped in as chef and head of tourism, to run the brasserie kitchen and help to shape the visitor experience. His locally sourced seasonal menus might include Gloucester Old Spot pork chop with mustard and chive sauce; grilled spring cabbage with vine-leaf-wrapped pearl barley, parsley sauce. Wine tastings are available – or course. (Ralph Aldwinckle)
Hotel Details
Address
Three Choirs Vineyards Ltd, Newent, Gloucestershire, GL18 1LS, England
Telephone
01531890 223
Bedroom
11, 3 in lodges 500m from restaurant, all on ground floor, 1 suitable for wheelchair user.
Openings
all year, except 24 Dec–5 Jan. Restaurant lunch Sat & Sun, dinner Wed–Sun.
Background Music
none.
Children
well-behaved children of all ages welcomed. 1 family room, child portions, rates depend on age.
Dogs
in vineyards only.
Prices
B&B doubles from £215. À la carte £55. 1-night bookings sometimes refused weekends.
Facilities
lounge, restaurant with bar, wine shop, 35-acre vineyard, EV charging.
Location
IN THE MEDIA
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