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The selection of food was limited, with some items unavailable, and unfortunately, the dishes were served a bit cold.

Beautiful location and friendly staff. I would definitely stay here again. Rooms: 4 Service: 5 Location: 5 Hotel Highlights: Excellent value.

Charming and cozy atmosphere with a crackling open fire and gentle pub conversation in the background. It's definitely worth a visit if you find yourself in Winchcombe.

Was early evening when visited and thus was quiet. Food was well presented and tasty. Not massive portions but decent enough. Service was good . Basic pub decor and furniture. Overall experience 7/10.

The White Hart is a great place to eat ...and to stay ..whilst walking the Cotswold Way. We are walking it in stages therefore finished one lap with dinner...then started another with a very good English Breakfast. Enough energy for an eleven mile walk.

Had a lovely dinner on the last night of the ‘Eat out to help out’ scheme. The food was lovely, we all had a variety of dishes and had no complaints. Small issue in the beginning of where our table was (next to the kitchen) but they resolved this quickly and efficiently. Would definitely return if in the area again

I can't find any fault with the food, and the service was good. However, we were both quite uncomfortable with how many people were crowded into a side room. Two groups of six were squeezed around tables meant for four, creating a very tight space. As a result, we decided to leave immediately after our main courses because we didn't feel safe. Additionally, the noise from one particular table was almost deafening.

Most disgusting food I’ve ever tried in my life! I’m not one to make a fuss and if I don’t like something I usually just grin and bare it but on this occasion I couldn’t. I refused to pay 30+ for 2 roast dinners which were inedible. Mystery meat which concerned me after trying, as well as rock hard cauliflower which was burnt on top! Also boiled cold parsnips and cabbage! An old persons paradise and don’t even get me started on the anaemic roast potatoes and watery gravy

Charming rooms that are well-furnished, and given the building's historic nature, it has a unique character. Nearby attractions include the magnificent Sudeley Castle, which is just a short distance away. Cheltenham is only 6 miles away, nestled in beautiful countryside. The dining options are impressive, featuring a delightful menu in both the restaurant and pizza section. The food is exquisite, and the breakfast is particularly enjoyable. Hotel highlights include stunning views, a romantic atmosphere, peaceful surroundings, and excellent value for money.