White Hart Hotel

26 High Street, Dorchester-On-Thames, Oxfordshire, England

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About White Hart Hotel

The White Hart Hotel and Restaurant are situated in the village of Dorchester-on- Thames, 8 miles south of Oxford. Its excellent reputation makes it an ideal base for any visitors to Oxford and the surrounding area. The White Hart Hotel has provided a warm welcome to travellers for over 400 years. The hotel has a superb fresh food restaurant, warm welcoming bars with log fires, resident's lounge, and 24 en-suite bedrooms including cottage suites and four poster luxury beds. Cars can be safely parked in the private grounds of the hotel. No two bedrooms or suites are the same at The White Hart Hotel, where all the characters of an old coaching inn has been maintained whilst the rooms have been sympathetically refurbished to meet the requirements of modern travellers. The White Hart Hotel is well situated for visits to many beautiful and interesting places locally, making it an ideal place to stay for a long weekend or a longer break in the countryside.

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