The White Horse Hotel

Hertingfordbury Rd, Hertingfordbury, Hertford, Hertfordshire, England

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About The White Horse Hotel

The White Horse Hotel is a Georgian-fronted building set in the heart of Hertingfordbury village. All 42 bedrooms are now fully air-conditioned. The Georgian facade of the White Horse actually belies a much older interior, with oak beams dating back 400 years. However, this comfortable hotel has recently undergone a total refurbishment and now offers all modern facilities and a very high standard. Many of the spacious bedrooms overlook the picturesque and extensive gardens, where lunch and drinks are served in the summer. Conference and meeting facilities are available in our stylish 'Lea and Beane' room. The capacity is 50 people theatre-style and 24 people boardroom-style. The room offers air conditioning and natural daylight. Tea and coffee, buffet lunches and dinners are also available. Close to local attractions such as Hatfield House (7 miles), historic Hertford (2 miles) and Paradise Wildlife Park (5 miles), the hotel is also conveniently placed for the business traveller, with easy access to the M25, M1, A1 and A10. The hotel is approximately 30-35 minutes from both Stansted (19 miles) and Luton airport (21 miles).

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