The White Hart Hotel

Sadler Street, Wells, Somerset, England

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About The White Hart Hotel

The hotel occupies a very desirable position in the heart of the medieval City of Wells. Located at the entrance to the Cathedral Green and just yards away from the ancient Market Place. A 15th Century Coaching Inn offering 15 en-suite bedrooms, conference facilities for up to 150, extensive brasserie menu and separate restaurant. Dating from the 13th Century the hotel occupies a very desirable position in the heart of the medieval City of Wells. Located at the entrance to the Cathedral Green and just yards away from the ancient Market Place, the hotel is the ideal gateway for exploring Historic wells and the surrounding areas of beauty and interest. For late arrival, please call us.

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