Nestled in the charming village of Atworth, The White Hart is a beautiful country pub offering warm hospitality and a unique experience. Located just five miles from the iconic village of Lacock and nine miles from the historic city of Bath, it’s the ideal spot for a countryside retreat.
Stay the night in one of our cosy en-suite bedrooms, perfect for relaxing after an evening of live music or exploring the area.
For added fun, our newly refurbished Old Coach House features a Skittles alley—great for team games, casual gatherings, or special celebrations.
Whether you're here for the music, the atmosphere, or the local charm, The White Hart has it all!
Step back in time with a stay in our charming 17th-century pub. Brimming with character, this cosy retreat features original timber beams, rustic stonework, and timeless furnishings that echo centuries of history. Modern comforts blend seamlessly with period charm, offering a warm, inviting space to relax and unwind. Whether you're here for a romantic escape or a peaceful getaway, this unique setting promises a memorable stay steeped in tradition.
The Historic White Hart – A Legacy of Hospitality
We are a traditional Old English Public House dating back to the 17th Century. We welcome guests with historic charm, a warm atmosphere, and friendly staff.
Once a bustling coaching inn on the main turnpike road from London to the fashionable resort town of Bath, The White Hart has a rich history of welcoming travellers and their horses. Operating as early as 1771, it played a vital role in supporting wayfarers on their journey.
This grand building boasts an elegant ashlar Bath Stone façade and a striking mansard roof covered in locally sourced limestone tiles. Behind the main structure lies a secondary wing, complemented by a collection of outbuildings — some of which once served as stables for travellers' horses. A thoughtfully placed flight of steps near the yard entrance offered riders an easy mount.
Today, The White Hart stands as Atworth's last remaining pub — a living tribute to the village’s storied past and a cherished gathering place for locals and visitors alike.
