The original white hart in Ringwood was named by King Henry VII after he caught a white hart on a hunting experdition. The inn has 15 delightfully refurbished en-suite bedrooms, combining modern hotel accomodation facilities with the caracter of an 'olde worlde' inn. The hotel has a cosy bar area and restaurant which offers an extensive food menu throughout the day and also offers a function room
to cater for its business visitors. The original White Hart is positioned in the centre of ringwood, which has been a market town since 1226 and every Wednesday it come alive with people buying and selling crafts, antiques and much more. Located just a short distance from the south coast and the New Forest, visitors are never short of something to do.