The White Hart Royal Hotel

We had the best weekend ever. The place is stunning, with lots of space. The kitchen is huge, with three ovens and plenty of surface space to cook. We cooked a Beef Wellington, fresh pasta, bake tarts, and even prepared an authentic English breakfast in the morning. I’ve never seen a kitchen with so much equipments. The living room, with the fireplace, was so special, we had few drinks there and played some games. The bar was absolutely stunning; it kept the original vibe while adding a luxurious touch. It was a bit cold outside, so the jacuzzi felt even better while sipping some champagne. Lastly (though not least important), the rooms, I can’t describe how much character each one has. You can really tell the owners spent a lot of time making every detail unique. I suggest buying fresh milk, butter, and eggs from the place by the church, and going for a walk — or even better, a hike. The view is breathtaking.”

My family and I stayed here for 3 days and 2 nights a week before Christmas and we had a great time. ||Richard from reception was very helpful with the booking. I made my initial booking with booking.com and then decided to extend my stay. He managed to extend our stay for one more night with the same room over the phone on short notice. That was super nice of him! ||Excellent dinning experience in the hotel too! Stuff in the bar and restaurant were super helpful. Decent food with good options. They also have a kids menu. Our kids loved talking to Jess and they became friends by the end of our stay! Ana from reception helped our kids to find their toys which saved the day!||The hotel is 5 minutes walk from the train station and located right in the centre of the town. We had a pram with us and it is super easy to walk around in town to have a look. Bus 801 stops 2 minutes walk away from the hotel and it can take you to all the other towns nearby, such as stow in the wold and Burton on the water, etc. ||One advice, it is always better to book directly with the hotel.

We had a superb meal for my birthday. The food was brilliant and the service from Zara and Stefan was both friendly and efficient. They went out of their way to make sure we both had a lovely experience. Keep up the good work and compliments to the chef and the team. 👍

We got upgraded to an executive room located at the ground floor which is excellent for us due to the large luggage travelling along or we might need to carry through the stairs. The breakfast was the greatest throughout our stay in England. Staff is friendly. It’s an old English hotel a little old but the experience is superb. Situated in the heart of the small beautiful old English town. Love it.

I organised a family Christmas meal for 17 across all ages here as it's the ideal location to travel from west and east of the UK, both driving and by train. From the start it was an outstanding experience, from organising menus and choices with the hospitality team in advance, to the warm welcome and the meal which was beautifully and quickly served, through to the end and our goodbyes. Everyone in my family was really positive about the wonderful food, staff, ambience and location. It was great to have a delightful room to ourselves including children's books there to keep a 3 year old occupied. We went into the warm and relaxing lounge to have coffee and tea after eating, and there were even some board games which our young appreciated. The staff were so attentive and patient, and the food was amazing - we all loved what we had to eat, and there were generous portions with all plates empty at the end (high praise!). With our very best wishes and thanks to the whole team.

Thank you for a fabulous birthday lunch; great food and service as always. A must visit when in the Cotswolds. Food was excellent quality and everyone commented on it being the best meal of our trip. But the service was above and beyond - was very surprised that our waiter overheard it was my birthday and arrived with a complimentary dessert. Felt well looked after throughout. Really started our weekend off with a bang. An excellent classic pub that I continue to recommend and will be back next time we visit the Cotswolds!

We had a birthday meal here, and had extremely good food. The blade of beef was cooked to perfection, and the accompanying mash and red wine jus complemented it excellently. Our waitress Zara was very attentive and got us everything we wanted.

We have visited here twice in two days, first night for drinks and tonight for a meal. Lovely ambience and great friendly service from staff. The open fire was lovely especially on a cold evening. Wide menu with plenty of gluten free options,more than I have previously encountered. The sourdough bread starter with salted Gloucestershire butter was divine. I opted for the Beef blade on mash with mushrooms and shallots in a jus. The beef melted on touch and was delicious as were the mash, onions, wilted spinach and baby mushrooms. I polished it off very quickly! My husband had the homemade chixkyand tarragon pie, he described it as freshly roasted chicken that the meat had been pulled off it,so meaty with beautiful tarragon flavour and so plentiful. The pastry was perfect. He had a large portion of cabbage, kale, leeks and garden peas. It was a fabulous portion and so tasty. He had chips with it were good. Service was excellent and congratulations to the Chef and team for a job well done. We may have to return tomorrow night for our last night! Highly recommend.

Being American, we never get to see these type of establishments, where the pub, restaurant, and lodging are all In one place. Seeing as how we loved every bit of this place, this is now the standard by which all other places will be judged. They went out of their way to ensure he had an early breakfast because we had to depart early. The pub was a great place to relax and it was nice and relaxing. Hope to come back again with my wife so she can experience perfection.

A 17th century travelers' inn updated with modern day comforts. We stayed on 2 separate occasions - the first night, we struck gold with a spacious room that included a soaking tub, sofa and coffee table, and writing desk. On our return, we were in a smaller room but it was equally comfortable. The front desk staff are excellent. We loved sitting in the gardens having cocktails, and would recommend the restaurant for breakfast or dinner. The location is perfect, right in the center of the historic town and just a few short, walkable blocks from the train station.

Moreton-in-Marsh isn't the liveliest of towns but once I found White Hart Royal I was happy. First, there's "Snug Bar", a low-ceilinged, fireplaced, bar/eatery that welcomes dogs inside and feels a bit like one has stepped back in time. The menu here had things not featured elsewhere in town (i.e. risotto) though the Fish & Chips were the star. Snug Bar, I think, is one of the best dining options in M-i-M. After hanging out here for a good long while I used the restroom and found another room, off the hotel's main dining room, where they had games and books (and bar service). An opportunity to play Scrabble late into the evening proved a win as did the nearby outdoor patio space where one could probably do any of the things I'd already done here at that point. I failed to dine in the hotel restaurant or sleep in a hotel bed but knowing that I killed a whole evening here doing things I enjoy easily made me a fan.

This hotel went back on their word and burned customer trust. They gave us high confidence about getting a refund for an unused room but later flatly went back on their words. This is pathetic behavior. Avoid such distrustful hotel at all costs.

Stayed here sept 2022 on hiking thru Cotswold's experience with 9 friends from U.S. Hospitality was fabulous, rooms were great, food was superb...could not have asked for better accommodations...staff was excellent...we would give extra stars if we could. rlw

We've stayed in several hotels/bed and breakfast inns in the Cotswolds and though the main areas have character and charm, the rooms we were given, 101 and 102, were small, cramped, and soulless. The furniture was cheap (veneered and not even pretending to be period pieces) and the bathroom in one of the rooms and shower were tiny! Only one person could be in the bathroom at the same time. The floors also sloped. The rooms were clean, though, and they did have a Nespresso machine in the room. Also two chocolate bars and some cookies--a nice touch. We would choose another place to stay if we had it to do over.

We really enjoyed our stay at The White Hart Royal hotel. The staff was very welcoming and there were plenty of places to hang out in lounges and we really enjoyed our delicious meal in the pub.

I cannot recommend the White Hart Royal enough. Right in the heart of Moreton In Marsh, I spent my day before a Cotswolds walk here and it set me up perfectly for my trip. The dinner was magnificent and I felt totally taken care of by the staff. The breakfast equally so. I cannot rave enough about the staff, they're kind considerate and friendly. Would recommend to anyone.

We stayed here for 3 nights while traveling through the Cotswolds .. we had two rooms both were the Stable Rooms and they were great - beautiful and so clean . We are picky ! We were very pleasantly surprised how they were seemingly newly redone and clean as a whistle ! Better than you would expect I. These small towns. Breakfast was sit down and made to order but they also gave us something to take out for our late sleepers ... dinner was also delicious. make sure to eat early or get reservation earlier in the day for dinner for the few restaurants in town were booked - The town itself is nothing much to see . It was a great central location for us to see all of the Cotswolds because we had a car . I would stay here again for the hotel was excellent - but as for a town I may stay in a quainter looking town like Bourton on the Water , Chipping Campden or Stow in the Wold. Stay here if you want a central location and a great experience of an inn in the Cotswolds with all of the cleanness and everything newly redone - I have asthma and was very worried about older, musty rooms and it was clean clean clean and new to look old ! Top notch !

Lovely hotel. Lovely staff. When we arrived, my husband had been sick all day and was miserable. They were so kind. I asked for a quiet room, since he was feeling bad, and they upgraded our room for free to a quieter location. Then the next morning, they took the time to ask how my husband was feeling. We were in a bit of a rush to hit the road, being a bit slow to get going after a sick night, and they offered to make us breakfast sandwiches that we could take out (we had included breakfast with our room). The food we did have was very tasty. For breakfast they offered a menu as well as a continental style breakfast. Menu ranged from porridge to traditional English. Room service is available with a limited menu. We slept in the Four Poster Tudor room, which had a nice sitting area, 4-poster bed, and generous bathroom. I slept like a log. The history of the hotel is wonderful (read the booklet included with the room). Definitely worth your money.

We just wandered in off the street and found an interesting selection on the menu, received exceptional service and all dishes were very well presented and thoroughly enjoyable. Highly recommended!!