White Hart Royal

Set in a 17th-century former coaching inn, the White Hart is nestled in the heart of Moreton-in-Marsh’s historic town centre. This charming establishment retains much of its original character while offering modern comforts and conveniences to guests seeking a unique and authentic experience. The hotel's architecture dates back to the early 1600s, with many of the rooms still featuring exposed wooden beams and stone walls that have stood the test of time. A four-poster bed is a standout feature in some of the individually designed bedrooms, providing a luxurious and romantic setting for a good night’s sleep. The beds are adorned with high-quality linens and soft throw blankets, ensuring guests can enjoy restful slumber after a day of exploring the local area or relaxing within the hotel's own grounds. Each room also includes a private garden, offering a tranquil oasis where guests can unwind and soak up some fresh air. These gardens vary in size and design but are all meticulously maintained to provide a peaceful retreat from the bustling town centre. Some rooms even offer direct access to their gardens, allowing for easy outdoor relaxation or morning coffee. The spacious wet room is another highlight of the accommodations at White Hart. Designed with both functionality and comfort in mind, these bathrooms feature modern fixtures and fittings that blend seamlessly with the historic setting. A roll-top bath is a notable addition, providing an indulgent soak after a long day. The wet rooms are equipped with high-quality toiletries and thoughtful touches such as heated towel rails to ensure guests feel pampered during their stay. The hotel's location in Moreton-in-Marsh’s historic town centre offers easy access to a wealth of local attractions. Guests can explore the charming streets, visit the nearby market square, or take a leisurely stroll through the surrounding countryside. The White Hart is ideally situated for those looking to experience the best of what this picturesque village has to offer, all while enjoying the comfort and charm of its 17th-century setting.