Sweet success Hotel Chocolat now has 126 stores, as well as cafés, restaurants, outlets and factory stores. There are more than 40 stores in Japan, and a luxury eco-hotel on a working cacao farm in ...

Making delicious hot chocolate is easy with the Hotel Chocolat Velvetiser, and we’re obsessed with it. Read our full review and buy one for Valentine’s Day.

Hotel Chocolat opened its first shop in north London in 2004 and has since expanded rapidly, selling its upmarket confectionery online and in-person.

Hotel Chocolat’s Amaretto Heart Selectors are the perfect gift for those who enjoy a tipple with their chocolate. Dark Cashew Heart Selector – £5.45 (Mix & Match 3 for £14.00) Surprise your loved one ...

This September, Hotel Chocolat will open its first bakery concessions as part of its store investment plans. An exclusive case study in the SubscriptionX 2024 report looks at how the chocolatier and ...

An event that's tailor-made for chocolate lovers is coming to Plymouth this month. Hotel Chocolat is running chocolate-tasting events, offering chocolate fans the chance to experience some truly ...

From unapologetically fruity to decadently dark – Hotel Chocolat has spent 20 years obsessively developing a deep understanding of flavour, individual tastes and preferences.

Britain's Hotel Chocolat agreed to a 534 million pound ($662 million) takeover offer from Mars Inc, as the specialist chocolatier succumbs to the U.S. food giant to help it grow internationally ...

Mars Inc. plans to purchase British chocolate retailer Hotel Chocolat for £534m. Although under Mars initial focus will remain on the UK market, both parties have hinted to potential international ...

Angus Thirlwell and Peter Harris cofounded Hotel Chocolat 30 years ago, and Mars is offering almost $700 million to buy it.

Mars is buying Hotel Chocolat in a deal that values Britain’s largest independent chocolate maker at £534 million ($661 million) and could boost its growth prospects outside of the United Kingdom.

Hotel Chocolat, so-named due to its hotel on a cacao estate in Saint Lucia, currently has 130 stores and a partnership in Japan but lacks the substantial funds needed to make a big push overseas.