White Hart Hotel
A Hotel in Andover, Hampshire
Accommodation Description:
Dating back to 1617 The White Hart is steeped in rich cultural heritage and has for many years served the needs of travellers, including in its time King Charles I. Following on from an extensive room refurbishment in Spring 2008, we now boast 22 comfortable en-suite rooms with luxurious bedding, flatscreen TVs and free WiFi. Located in the heart of Andover, the bustling market town, The White Hart is within easy reach of the beautiful surrounding Hampshire countryside and easily accessible from both the M4 and M3 motorways.
Featuring an impressive oak paneled function room it is ideal for functions, conferences and weddings. Food and drink is served all day and we offer an extensive restaurant menu or a lighter choice of bar snacks. We offer a range of soft drinks, beers and wines to complement your meal or feel free to simply tuck yourself in one of our cosy corners and while the evening away.
From: £50.00
Facilities
- Restaurant
- TV
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Heritage Rated from 1- 5 (low-exceptional) on historic interest
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Heritage Rated from 1- 5 (low to exceptional) on historic interest
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Charles I (Person) -Name the Historic attraction
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This Day in British History
27 September, 1615
Death of Arbella Stuart
Stuart starved herself to death in the Tower, where she sent for marrying another claimant to the throne, William Seymour