Six Senses Douro Valley, Portugal

The first European outpost of the Six Senses brand, Six Senses Douro Valley was definitely created with wine lovers in mind. Situated in the ancient Douro wine region, the hotel's wine library is filled with books and interactive guides about the area's rich history. The two sommeliers are local wine producers, making the nightly tastings both informative and delicious. Don’t miss the Chef’s Table, where local wines pair perfectly with dishes from the Josper grill. Plus, with an Enomatic machine accessible via room keycards, you can taste exquisite wines anytime.

L’Albereta, Lombardy, Italy

Forty minutes from Milan, L’Albereta is a 19th-century villa set amidst the rolling vineyards of Franciacorta. This charming hotel offers guests exclusive tastings at Bellavista, one of Italy’s top cellars owned by the hotel itself, which produces a rare Chardonnay solely for L’Albereta. The hotel's own award-winning restaurants and wineries, along with organised vineyard tours and wine tastings, make it a haven for oenophiles. And after a day of wine exploration, the Spa Espace Vitalité Henri Chenot ensures you’re rejuvenated and ready for more.

The Louise, Barossa Valley, Australia

In a region known the world over for its wine, The Louise is the place to stay. Each of its 15 suites offers vineyard views and private courtyards, ideal for relaxing with a glass of the region's famous Shiraz. The Appellation restaurant is a must-visit, with a wine list showcasing Barossa’s finest. As the sun sets, enjoy a sundowner on the terrace overlooking Stonewell Vineyard. And if you're too full after a day of tasting, room service burgers in your robe are the height of comfort.

Four Seasons Resort Napa Valley, USA

The Four Seasons Resort Napa Valley offers a wine-country experience that’s hard to top. The resort's own Elusa Winery provides exclusive tasting experiences (some of the best in the region, no less). With modernist NorCal farmhouse design, the accommodations are as inviting as the wine. Enjoy seasonal California cuisine at Truss and playful Mexican fare at Campo, all paired with superb local wines. Complimentary bikes allow you to explore Napa’s vineyards at your own pace.

Les Sources de Caudalíe, Bordeaux, France

Just 15 minutes from Bordeaux, Les Sources de Caudalíe is a retreat that feels like its own village tucked away among Château Smith Haut Lafitte’s vineyards. But there’s more to wine here than just drinking it. The wine-centric Spa Vinothérapie is a standout, offering grape-based treatments like the Crushed Cabernet scrub. The charming suites and the barrel-shaped outdoor hot tub add to the rustic luxury. Borrow an electric BMW to explore the historic Saint-Emilion village and its diverse terroirs.

Vik Chile, Colchagua Valley, Chile

No list of wine-focused hotels would be complete without Vik Chile. Perched on a hilltop in the Colchagua Valley, the hotel offers stunning views of the Andes and the surrounding vineyards. The hotel includes wine tours and tastings in its room rates, so you can explore the best of Chilean wine without leaving the property. The Vik wine spa offers treatments using local wines, and the gourmet asado paired with Vik’s own wines is an experience worth writing home about.

L’Andana, Tuscany, Italy

L’Andana is a Tuscan retreat that’s as much about wine as it is about relaxation. The adjacent Tenuta La Badiola winery offers tours and tastings that highlight the region's rich viticultural history. After exploring the vineyards, dine at the Michelin-starred La Trattoria di Enrico Bartolini, where each dish is a perfect match for the local wines. The estate’s blend of olive groves, woodlands and vineyards creates a picturesque backdrop for your stay.

Abadía Retuerta, Valladolid, Spain

Set in a restored 12th-century abbey, Abadía Retuerta preserves its historical charm while adding all the creature comforts you could dream of. The hotel’s own vineyards produce some of Spain’s finest wines, and you can enjoy world-class tastings and tours without even leaving the estate. The Michelin-starred Refectorio restaurant offers a dining experience that is as divine as its surroundings. And with each room featuring a private butler, your stay is sure to be as smooth as the wine.

Delaire Graff Lodges & Spa, Stellenbosch, South Africa

Wine is perfectly paired with spectacular mountain views at Delaire Graff Lodges & Spa. The lodge’s wine lounge is a must-visit for any wine enthusiast, where you can sample South Africa’s finest vintages while soaking in views across Simonsberg Mountain. The lodge itself is full of art, with over 400 pieces to admire. The combination of wine, art and stunning landscapes makes this a truly special destination.

Château de Fonscolombe, Provence, France

You didn’t think we’d forget about Provence, did you? Fonscolombe, a castle turned hotel, is set in the heart of wine country, with the hotel’s own winery producing organic reds, whites, and rosés that are a delight to taste. The indoor-outdoor restaurant, L’Orangerie, serves inventive Provençal cuisine paired with local wines. The rooms are luxurious, and a walk through the gorgeous grounds is sure to ease any hangover.