White Hart Hotel (Harrogate, United Kingdom)

About White Hart Hotel

The White Hart hotel in Harrogate has been in uninterrupted operation for the last 250 years without undergoing any major transformations. This area of North Yorkshire is known as one of the medieval "tourist" destinations, as nearby forests were used for Royal Hunts and mineral water springs made Harrogate "the first English spa". This Georgian manor house hosts 53 guestrooms, as well as 14 conference rooms, with free parking provided for up to 50 vehicles. Rooms come with single, twin and double beds and feature individual bathrooms, LCD TV's with Freeview, and free internet access. All rooms prohibit smoking, but room service is available 24 hours per day. Tea room serving homemade cakes is available for guests of the hotel, along with a Brasserie restaurant and the Fat Badger Pub. White Hart Hotel is located in the Montpelier quarter, an antique part of town rich with old buildings and tourist attractions, such as Harrogate International Center. Town center with its Victorian architecture, as well as bus and train stations, are easily accessible on foot from the hotel.