Wine Regions and Recommend Hotels in this Regions
Featured Wine Tours
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More featured wine hotels
If you are a wine lover and like great dining, our selection of wine hotels in the most famous wine regions of the world will attract you. (The countries and wine regions are in alphabetical order and it's not a classification of there wines.)
Argentina
Located in Northern Patagonia, the wineries of Neuquen and Rio Negro provinces finds natural conditions for growing vineyards. Here, there is clean air and skies and constant dry winds that cross the area from the Andes Mountain Range to the Atlantic Ocean. The weather has a great amplitude of temperatures, the soil, with rocky and alluvial corners, the luminosity and scarce rainfall favor the consolidation of the Patagonian winemaking industry.
Hotels Patagonia
Mendoza - Mount Aconcagua, the Western Hemisphere's highest summit, lords over this tranquil capital city, which shares its name with the Cuyo region province in which it resides. Although it draws its share of adventure travelers, drawn by the climbing, skiing, hiking and rafting opportunities within an easy drive of downtown, Mendoza is also embraced by oenophiles for its wines, especially Malbec. Tours and tastings at the area's more than 1,000 vineyards are a local highlight.
Hotels Mendoza
Australia
Region Adelaide - The Barossa Valley is South Australia's best known wine region and home to the largest wine companies in Australia. The landscape is interwoven with the unmistakable presence of rich German/Silesian culture and heritage which has made the region so special.
South Australia, of which Adelaide is the capital, is a bigger exporter of wine to the United Kingdom than the UK’s neighbour, wine-making superpower France.
 Novotel Barossa Valley Resort
Located in Barossa Valley, one of the finest wine producing regions in the world, this resort provides a serene escape with outdoor activities and recreational facilities for your enjoyment.
Novotel Barossa Valley Resort is great for its array of facilities and sure to delight customers of all ages. You can enjoy a game of tennis, play some golf at the championship course or enjoy the refreshing breeze on a hot air balloon.
The children can enjoy a range of kid’s activities organized by the hotel, while the grandparents play some petanque or croquet. There is also the Endota Spa, which won the 2008 South Australian Franchisee of the Year Award, for those that seek a soothing ambience.
Whether you need a short break, a romantic weekend, or some time away with your family, Novotel Barossa Valley Resort has something for everyone.
More hotels in Adelaide & region - More Novotel hotels in Australia
Chile
Chile has a wonderful climate for growing wine grapes. Located, west of
the Andes, Chile's climate varies from the heat of the arid, rocky,
mountainous desert to the north and the icy, cold, Antarctic expanse in
the south. Chile’s vineyards flourish in the warm, fertile valleys that
are positioned between the two areas.
France
Bordeaux owes its world-renowned name to its famous vineyards and its history, so intimately linked to its river that today invites you to discover its extraordinary heritage.
 Relais de Margaux- Golf & Spa
The Relais de Margaux is located on the riverbanks of the Gironde peninsula, on a 55-hectare estate in the heart of the Medoc region. It is only 25 minutes away from Bordeaux city centre and 35 minutes from Bordeaux Mérignac international airport.
“La route des châteaux” in the heart of the most prestigious Médoc vineyard. Parties and wine tasting at the Châteaux of Médoc.
More hotels in Medoc and Graves
Situated in the heart of Burgundy, the Cote d'Or is worthy of its name, the Golden Ridge. The autumn vineyards are rich with a myriad of colors.
 Best Western Hotel Henry II
Beaune, the capital of Burgundy wines, is a symbol of special way of life. A delightful mixture of history and traditions, which appears here within the ramparts, or further down at the famous Hospices.
An exquisite residence, located at the entrance of the old town, which illustrates all this charm: The Best Western Hotel Henry II.
Part of the building is classified as an Historic Monument. The other part, a modern construction, blends harmoniously with the past, creating an ensemble of great elegance. Breakfast lounge, bar; locked garages.
Air-conditioned and soundproofed hotel.
More hotels on the Route des Vins de Bourgogne
Alsace - Route des Vins d'Alsace - The Route des Vins d'Alsace (Wine route of Alsace) is an approximately 170 km long road, crossing the main wine producing areas of the region.
 Hotel De La Couronne
At the heart of the picturesque city of Riquewihr, the hotel, built in 1550, is a haven of peace. Effortlessly combining modern comfort and historic tradition, hotel de la Couronne is an ideal place for a relaxing stay. With a large private car park, the hotel is easy to access. In the middle of the wine road, Riquewihr is the best place to start your visit.
More hotels on the Route des Vins d'Alsace
Italy
Tuscany, known all over the world for its wine and countryside of unequalled beauty. Alternating woods with vines and olive trees, where Romanesque Churches, farmhouses, Villas and Castles of rare beauty are to be found.
 Albergo Il Rondò
Il Rondò Bed & Breakfast is located near the historical centre of Montepulciano, in the middle of olive groves and vineyeards which distinguish the countryside of the Renaissance town. It is surrounded by a large garden which grants its guests quietness and fresh air, even if it is only 500 mts far from the walls of the town, easily reachable by a short walk. The hotel has also a private car park which is reserved to its guests.
More hotels Tuscany
Piedmont - The Piedmont wine region wraps the northwestern arch at the top of the boot, and sits at the base of the Alps and Apennines. Some white wines are made here but reds rule the Piedmont with their world famous Barolo and Barbaresco wines.
A few of the major appellations in the region are Barbaresco, Barbera, Barolo, Dolcetto, and Asti.
Hotels Piedmont
Portugal
Portugal is one of the most renowned producers of
wine in the world, but its reputation is based not on table wine, but on
the fortified wines of Port and, less so, Madeira. But Portugal also
produces a few excellent table wines, particularly in the north of the
country. There is an eclectic mix of grape varieties, and undoubtedly the
leader of the pack is the Touriga Nacional. This grape is the basis for
fine Ports and the red wines of the Douro, as well as having an increasing
presence in many other regions.
 Eurostars Das Artes
Eurostars Das Artes is an excellent choice for both business and leisure trips. Each of the 89 guest rooms are tastefully decorated and very well equipped in order to offer a comfortable stay. Due to the central location, you will be able to reach the most attractive and traditional areas, all easily accessible via the excellent public transport connections.
Visit the Museum of Art Serralves and Port Wine Museum for their great cultural features. Do not forget to visit the Port Wine cellars as well, where you can enjoy a great view of Porto.
More hotels Douro Litoral
South Africa
Cape Winelands - The fertile green valleys of the Cape Winelands are surrounded by proud mountain ranges. Towns and villages have many historic homesteads and monuments, and every so often fruit orchards are to be seen, whose produce may be found in all corners of the world. It is the Mediterranean climate and winter rainfall of the south-western Cape that produces some of the best wines in the country.
The rich, fertile soils along the Breede River Valley and especially the areas of Somerset West, Stellenbosch, Franschhoek and Paarl, have become world famous for their whites, reds, sherries, ports and brandies.
 Auberge Rozendal Winefarm
This family-owned and run country inn provides an environment of beauty and tranquillity situated between the vineyards, with majestic mountain views of the Stellenbosch and Simonsberg Mountains.
Auberge Rozendal is a beautiful guest house property situated on a working wine estate in the heart of the Western Cape wine country. Located only 30 minutes outside Cape Town, and even closer to the airport and ocean, each of the 16 modern, en suite guest rooms have 30 m² of space, plus a private terrace.
More hotels Cape Winelands
Spain
The efforts for promoting Rioja wine, which have been done from Haro, started a long time ago. As champagne had its clergyman Don Perignon, and Bordeaux had its abbot Rozier, Haro's wine had another clergyman, Quintano de La Bastida. Haro has established itself as Rioja's capital, and an ideal base to explore the region and it's wine making history.
 Zenit Logroño
This modern, 3-star hotel is located on the outskirts of Logroño, capital of the famous Rioja wine region.
Comfortable and spacious guestrooms come furnished with cool wooden flooring. All are covered by a free Wi-Fi internet service. Other on-site conveniences include free parking. Business facilities include meeting rooms with ample natural light.
More hotels La Rioja
USA
The Napa Valley is by far California's most famous grape growing region. Napa Valley's rolling hills are covered with wildflowers, as golden as the vineyards, and are home colorful towns known for their rural elegance.
 Vino Bello Resort
Known for producing some of the world’s finest Pinot Noir, Syrah, Merlot and Chardonnay varietals, Napa Valley is also home to California wine country’s newest luxury resort - Vino Bello Resort.
Its Old World Tuscan charm blends with the surrounding vine-covered hills to welcome you with style and grace. This is wine country at its best. Here you’ll find luxurious accommodations, fine amenities and gracious service, all designed to make your visit to Napa Valley a memorable one.
More hotels Napa Valley
Sonoma Valley
California's oldest wine producing region, Sonoma Valley boasts numerous growers and wineries that are well equipped to accept wine tourists. Just 45 minutes' drive north of San Francisco, the area was first used for viticulture when Franciscan started to plant vines to make their communion wine.
Wine cultivation was devastated by the phylloxera epidemic of the 1870s and the years of prohibition, so most of the Sonoma's modern-day wineries were founded within the last 20 years. That is not to say they lack quality though - many of the region's wines have been awarded international recognition in blind taste tests.
 MacArthur Place Inn & Spa
Nestled among acres of gardens and vineyards, this 19th century estate offers luxurious accommodations, on-site spa services and all of the latest technologies, and is only minutes from Napa Valley.
The MacArthur Place Inn and Spa features numerous thoughtful amenities. Guests can enjoy custom massage services, beautiful gardens, complimentary movie rental and an on-site library, complete with books and games.
Guests at MacArthur Inn can always discover something to do. The wineries of Napa and Sonoma Valley are minutes away and the historic Sonoma Plaza is within walking distance. Guests can also end the evening with a complimentary wine and cheese reception.
New Mexico – While this may seem new to the market, New Mexico has been producing wine for over four centuries. Known as the oldest wine-producing region in the US, the first Spanish explorers and settlers brought their European wine grapes to the region beginning in the early 1500s to cultivate vineyards in the sunny and fertile Rio Grande Valley.
Today, New Mexico has wineries scattered across the Northern, Central and Southern regions of the state. Visit the Land of Enchantment during the summer to taste these handcrafted wines at one of the many wine festivals.
Hotels New Mexico
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