100 Max Capacity


Access Guide


Sustainability Accredited


5 stars


49 Bedrooms


4 Accessible Bedrooms

Hotel du Vin at One Devonshire Gardens is set in one of Scotland’s most stylish and romantic locations, set in a tree lined Victorian terrace in the city's fashionable and vibrant West End, and just 30 minutes from Loch Lomond. A luxury boutique hotel with an enviable reputation for service and style. Occupying five townhouses built in 1886, the hotel retains all its original features – including oak-panelled walls, open fireplaces, sweeping staircases and stained glass windows.

The hotel offers 49 individually designed luxurious bedrooms each with extremely comfy hand-sprung mattresses and fine Egyptian linen. Some rooms offering four poster beds, deep roll top baths, open fire places or you can indulge in one of the sumptuous suites. The hotel has a residents only gym and a range of luxury in-room spa treatments are available.

The three AA rosette bistro is both elegant, intimate and atmospheric where you will find fresh, seasonal and locally sourced produce.  It’s about enjoying a la carte dining in a warm and relaxing setting. 

Enjoy a visit to the wine cellar with an incredible selection of 350 bins or whisky snug with over 300 whiskies and enjoy a wine or whisky tasting before or after dinner or as part of a special event. House five can be hired in its entirety and is a stunning venue for exclusive weddings and events with its own secret terraced garden.

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  • An interior view of Hotel Du Vin showing a room decorated for an event. Bays of wooden sash windows make the room, carpeted in neutral textured carpet and a subtle, floral wallpaper, bright and airy. A dark wood picture rail runs around the wall, matching the carved wooden and grey velvet chairs that surround round tables with crisp white table cloth, filled with flowers, glasses, silverware and china. A long, rectangular top table can be seen at the far end of the room. Framed prints decorate the walls.

  • An internal view of a private dining space at Hotel du Vin shows a large square table laid for dinner surrounded by 10 wood and velvet chairs. The room feel opulent with a grand, wooden fireplace on the left-hand wall, a large mirror sits above the mantel which is lined with whisky boxes; small candles sit on a carved shelf below. The dark, fabric blinds on the bay window are half down but the heavy curtains are tied back. Small framed paintings decorate the subtly patterned wallpaper further.

  • An interior view of one of Hotel du Vin's bedrooms, the room has soft grey carpet and very pale green walls. A large bay window is adorned with white curtains with a green leaf print. A pale turquoise sofa and a low, mirrored coffee table sit in it. A large double bed sits against the left wall it has crisp white sheets and a teal throw, the headboard is padded and beige. Above the bed is a large textile weaving in creams and browns. Against the right wall is a dark wood dresser with a large TV on top.