Enjoy Your Stay with Us at the White Hart Hotel
The White Hart Hotel is a Grade 2 listed Georgian hotel situated in the heart of St Austell, Cornwall. This bustling town is located just two miles from Cornwall's picturesque south coast. Our hotel offers the perfect balance between the charm of a historical building and the comfort of modern facilities, making it an ideal base for both business and leisure travellers.
Stay with Us
At the White Hart Hotel, we pride ourselves on providing our guests with a comfortable and memorable stay. Our en-suite bedrooms combine the individuality and character of this beautiful old building with modern comfort and amenities. Each room has been designed to offer a relaxing and peaceful retreat, ensuring that our guests have a restful night's sleep.
Eat with Us
The White Hart Hotel and Whites Restaurant serve a range of delicious dishes, prepared using locally caught fish, Cornish meat, vegetables, and dairy produce. Our menu features stylish pub food, award-winning St Austell Brewery Ales, and a wide selection of wines from our extensive wine list. We also offer a range of tempting desserts and delicious Cornish ice cream from Treleaven.
Functions
Our hotel provides the perfect venue for a range of functions, from business meetings and conferences to weddings and other celebrations. We have a range of function rooms available, which can be tailored to meet your specific needs and requirements. Our experienced and professional team will be on hand to ensure that your event runs smoothly and is a success.
What's On
We regularly host a range of events and offers at the White Hart Hotel, from new Cornish ice cream flavours to Shmoo milkshakes. We also have a range of special offers and packages available, so be sure to check our website regularly for updates.
The History of the White Hart
The White Hart has a long and rich history, dating back to the reign of William and Mary in the late 17th century. The inn was first recorded in Fore Street, before being relocated to its current location in Church Street. In 1769, the building was transformed into a townhouse for Mr Charles Rashleigh, a prominent gentleman of the town and the founder of Charlestown. In the early 1820s, the inn was converted into its current use, and in 1911, it became part of the St Austell Brewery estate.
Hotel Overview
This hotel has received mixed reviews from guests, with some praising its excellent service, food, and value for money, while others have had negative experiences due to noise, poor communication, and unprofessional staff behavior.
Food and Drink
Many guests have praised the hotel's food, describing it as "exceptional" and "excellent" with "great value" for the quality and price. However, one guest found the veg chilli too hot, while another thought the mussels looked like a starter rather than a main course.
Service and Staff
Guests have reported mixed experiences with the staff, with some praising their friendly and helpful nature, while others found them unprofessional and unresponsive to complaints. Some staff members, such as Andrew and Dylan, have received special mention for their excellent service.
Accommodation
Some guests have praised the hotel's rooms, describing them as "large", "spotless", and "comfortable" with good facilities. However, one guest found the room a bit small, while another was not informed about noise levels or large groups staying at the hotel.
Location
Most guests have found the hotel's location convenient and accessible, with easy exploration of Cornwall possible from the hotel.
Negative Comments
Guests have reported noise from karaoke and live music, unprofessional staff behavior, and poor communication, leading to a negative experience.
Positive Comments
The hotel's food, service, and value for money have been praised by many guests.
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