Chocolate lovers can now get Hotel Chocolat treats delivered straight to their door after the high street favourite launched on Deliveroo.
Customers can order the chocolatier’s popular Selectors and boxed collections – as well as its Velvetiser hot chocolate machine.
Hotel Chocolat’s Velvetised Cream alcoholic drinks are also available through the delivery app, as reported by What’s The Jam.
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The new service means shoppers can have last-minute birthday and celebration gifts delivered to themselves or sent directly to friends and family.
It has initially launched at five Hotel Chocolat stores – Manchester Cross Street, Chiswick, Staines, St James’s and Wimbledon.
Customers within the participating stores’ delivery areas can order a curated selection of products through the Deliveroo app.
The partnership comes after Deliveroo noticed a surge in customers searching for Hotel Chocolat despite its products not previously being available on the platform.
Searches for “Hotel Chocolat” jumped by more than 40 per cent in the year to June 2026 compared with the previous 12 months.
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And the range is set to get even bigger in the run-up to Christmas.
Advent calendars and stocking fillers are expected to become available through the app later this year.
Carrie Martin, UK general manager at Hotel Chocolat, said: “Thoughtful gifting has always been at the heart of Hotel Chocolat, and we’re constantly looking at how we can make it easier for customers to mark the moments that matter.
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“Partnering with Deliveroo gives customers a completely new way to access and send Hotel Chocolat gifts, combining the quality and originality they expect from us with greater choice and flexibility.
“It’s an exciting next step in how we’re growing the brand and meeting customers where they want to shop.”
Availability will depend on a customer’s address and proximity to one of the five participating stores.
Delivery and service charges may also apply.
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