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Establishment name:

The White Hart Hotel - Boston

Establishment type:

Places to Eat, Places to Drink, Places to Stay

Location:

Riverside, Town

Manager:

Alan Bloomfield

Open all year:

Yes

Opening times:

24 hours

Cuisine type:

British, English

Credit cards accepted:

Yes

Description

The White Hart Hotel is situated in the heart of the market town of Boston, Lincolnshire.  With a stunning riverside location providing great views of the historic, 700 year old, famous St Botolphs Church (affectionately referred to locally as the ‘Boston Stump’), the hotel has been furnished to an excellent standard with a comfortable and relaxing ambience throughout.  The hotel has 24 well appointed en suite bedrooms and the executive rooms come with spacious lounge areas, air conditioning, flat screen TV’s, bath and shower facilities.  Set in a beautiful building, the hotel offers a great choice of food and beverages to match the fantastic surroundings.  The Riverside Restaurant serves local and contemporary cuisine, and is an ideal setting for a special evening meal or a celebratory treat.  The Courtyard Bar offers an extensive menu throughout the day in a more relaxed setting.

The White Hart Hotel also offers the beautifully restored Boston Suite for Weddings, Parties and Conferences.  The room has a capacity to seat 80 and up to 120 standing, and the hotel provides a range of buffet and banquet menus enabling them to meet your specific requirements.

A visit to The White Hart Hotel is a must! Be it pleasure, business, a romantic treat or just a relaxing break, all guests will be welcomed and enjoy all that The White Hart Hotel has to offer.

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Nearby Places of Interest

St Botolph’s Church – over 700 years old and the largest parish church in England.
Pilgrim Fathers Memorial – marking the place, where in 1607 the group of puritans who became known as the Pilgrim Fathers, attempted to flee England
The Guildhall – dating from 1390, one of Lincolnshire’s hidden medieval gems
RSPB Frampton Shore/Freiston Shore Reserves – thriving conservation areas for wild birds and other wildlife.

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