The White Hart Inn

Arrived at venue and parked for free on front of property. There are only a few spaces, so parking is limited. No one at bar on walking into venue so had to wait to be seen. Shown to room 4 above pub. Stairs were not steady, no hand rail. Room itself was disappointing but clean, as was shared toilet and bathroom. I had asked for decaf tea and coffee which they had provided in room. TV in room 4 was not pluged in to socket or TV aerial and there was no remote control. On plugging in there were no stored channels on TV. WiFi in room was a poor signal. Saw the kitchen and decided not to eat here.

Lovely old pub with character, friendly staff and locals. Stayed 1 night with my son for rugby. Twickenham 10min walk. Was given a permit to park on the road for free and found a space 50m away. Room was spacious and clean. Breakfast was good and staff very nice, especially the Ukrainian lady who served breakfast. Very polite and efficient.

Inn is 350 years old, giving a taste of history. Great beer garden. Accommodating staff.

Great stay. Room basic and clean, great shower and en-suite. staff a bit noisy in morning but it’s part of the deal with a pub. Friendly pub. Very limited spaces for parking out front. Street parking available though. All in all great budget option and would stay again.

Had a lovely 2 night stay at the White Hart Inn. The two kids and I were there for my graduation from St. Mary’s university (15 min Uber ride away) and did some sightseeing in London while we were there. It’s about a 15 min walk to Whitton station and then 30 min train ride into central London. The area felt safe and the locals were friendly. There is a fabulous beer garden. We had a lovely cooked breakfast served by the equally lovely Tania. Breakfast had to be ordered the previous day (we weren't told on check in so missed this for our first morning) and there is an extra, but reasonable, charge. The room was comfortable enough for the three of us. We were in the attic and each of us received a bump to the head with the low beams ( nothing serious and there are signs everywhere). The stairs up to the attic are in a bit of a spiral. There is hanging space but not for dresses. Tea and coffee making facilities and TV. We were a little short on plug sockets but there were two teenagers and all their gadgets in the party! The bathroom was small but clean and has a good shower. Towels were a good size - a bath and hand towel each. We only ate breakfast at the White Hart - didn’t see a menu but the website said they served food. Lovely Indian Restaurant (Jolly’s) about 5 min walk away and the Main Street in Whitton has plenty of shops, cafes and takeaways. Great place to stay to explore London without spending a fortune on accommodation and parking.

Nice pub and nice people who run this, we were looked after well. Great location

I was really happy with our stay. The place is a sports bar pub. The staff are all very friendly and helpful. It’s a little old pub and absolutely perfect for our 2 night stay to watch the game at twickenham. Two of us stayed in the hayloft and had a perfectly nice stay

Had a great stay in an authentic British Inn… Bar area was a fun place to spend the evening after a day of sightseeing in London (only a 25 minute train journey)….place is older but very clean and welcoming. Watch your head….low beams and tight staircase… not suitable for persons with mobility issues…. Rugby game days will be very busy, if that’s not your thing then avoid those days… we will definitely stay again. Oh.. and good price point…

Very friendly staff, nice hotel over 300 years old, nice pub.

We had such a lovely day stay here, and would definitely recommend to others as perfect place to stay to visit Twickenham rugby stadium. Room was very clean, beds were very comfortable. Very friendly member of staff behind the bar, he showed me the room, little tour around the pub, very polite young man, couldn't do enough for us when ordering drinks, gave us the darts to play.

Room was well heated and very clean and the high street was just 5 mins walk away with plenty of good places to eat. But the room itself was very very small and the whole floor was very very creaky - person next door moved about quite a lot which meant it was non-stop creaky noise for almost an hour! No breakfast included and the room was not ensuite - so overpriced in my opinion.

Arrived at venue and parked for free on front of property. There are only a few spaces, so parking is limited. No one at bar on walking into venue so had to wait to be seen. Shown to room 4 above pub. Stairs were not steady, no hand rail. Room itself was disappointing but clean, as was shared toilet and bathroom. I had asked for decaf tea and coffee which they had provided in room. TV in room 4 was not pluged in to socket or TV aerial and there was no remote control. On plugging in there were no stored channels on TV. WiFi in room was a poor signal. Saw the kitchen and decided not to eat here.

Nice old Pub Friendly staff, quiet Very Clean

Clean and tidy Great value

The room was basic but everything spotless. I paid more for an ensuite and this was well appointed and clean. My only gripe would be that the floor in the bathroom was carpeted. There were a few loud noises due to plumbing and the age of the property which could upset light sleepers. However, the staff were friendly, check in was easy and for the cost of other rooms in the area this inn is good value for money.

There was only one member of staff running everything and no-one came out to us. I eventually went to find someone. We were booked for 3 adults. There was one double bed. Mattress way too soft. The showers made an awful noise, could be heard all down corridor. We were not offered to upgrade for breakfast. The kettle in the room was full of dirt. When we left there was no-one of nowhere to leave room key, only a notice stating £10 charge for not leaving key. Eventually we left the key behind the bar in the garden, couldn’t wait to get out

Parts of the pub are tired, but they have made good efforts to make the rooms (small and larger) comfortable. And there is certainly a focus on cleanliness. The bathrooms are newer with the one in Attic Room 2 very good, though fair to say both rooms showers supplied hot water at reasonable pressure. Ideally located for a visit to Twickenham stadium for Sport or Concert.

Very clean and tidy rooms. Would have liked a hairdryer but seriously a minor issue

Friendly staff, clean if basic accommodation with great shower and comfy bed. Everything you need for a short stay.

This was a clean room, had everything I needed. The bathroom has a few areas that could do with a re-paint but everything was very clean and I had plenty of towels etc. provided. I was a bit disappointed that food wasn't being served but there were plenty of places for me to eat within a short walk. I felt safe walking around on my own in the area. Access up the stairs would not suit anyone with mobility challenges.

Room was well heated and very clean and the high street was just 5 mins walk away with plenty of good places to eat. But the room itself was very very small and the whole floor was very very creaky - person next door moved about quite a lot which meant it was non-stop creaky noise for almost an hour! No breakfast included and the room was not ensuite - so overpriced in my opinion.

Not what was advertised. Out of town without anything around except vehicle repair places. No restaurants or shops Small room with nothing to put things on or hang clothes. Small twin beds and shared bathroom down the hall. Moved next day.

We stayed in a trouble room in the attic. The check in was prompt and a member of bar staff showed us to the room. Is was nice and clean with its own showroom and toilet. Despite a loud party in the pub, there was no noise in the room. Breakfast in the morning was hearty although they maybe could invest in more superior ingredients. We’d definitely stay here again when in the area.

Had a lovely 2 night stay at the White Hart Inn. The two kids and I were there for my graduation from St. Mary’s university (15 min Uber ride away) and did some sightseeing in London while we were there. It’s about a 15 min walk to Whitton station and then 30 min train ride into central London. The area felt safe and the locals were friendly. There is a fabulous beer garden. We had a lovely cooked breakfast served by the equally lovely Tania. Breakfast had to be ordered the previous day (we weren't told on check in so missed this for our first morning) and there is an extra, but reasonable, charge. The room was comfortable enough for the three of us. We were in the attic and each of us received a bump to the head with the low beams ( nothing serious and there are signs everywhere). The stairs up to the attic are in a bit of a spiral. There is hanging space but not for dresses. Tea and coffee making facilities and TV. We were a little short on plug sockets but there were two teenagers and all their gadgets in the party! The bathroom was small but clean and has a good shower. Towels were a good size - a bath and hand towel each. We only ate breakfast at the White Hart - didn’t see a menu but the website said they served food. Lovely Indian Restaurant (Jolly’s) about 5 min walk away and the Main Street in Whitton has plenty of shops, cafes and takeaways. Great place to stay to explore London without spending a fortune on accommodation and parking.

The room was clean but too warm. Had to turn the radiator right down. Was noisy till around midnight.

Had a great stay in an authentic British Inn… Bar area was a fun place to spend the evening after a day of sightseeing in London (only a 25 minute train journey)….place is older but very clean and welcoming. Watch your head….low beams and tight staircase… not suitable for persons with mobility issues…. Rugby game days will be very busy, if that’s not your thing then avoid those days… we will definitely stay again. Oh.. and good price point…

Stayed for two nights for the purposes of transiting through the area. It’s a nice pub but the accommodation is average. Comfortable bed and nice staff (especially the Ukrainian house keeper). The room was tiny and windowless but the main issue was the noise - every sound from elsewhere in the building is amplified into the room and made for two very poor nights’ sleep. Set expectations accordingly.

A bit tired

Basic, noisy

Lovely pub in walking distance of Twickenham and Twickenham Stoop. Comfy beds. Unusual not to have en suite bathroom facilities, however this wasnt an issue as there was multiple toilets amd a shower facility. Lovely friendly staff.

Second visit to the White Hart Inn, lovely and attentive staff for Inn and Bar! Special thanks to Tanya, so caring, helpful and lovely, looking forward visiting again next year.

Great place to stay if attending any event at Twickenham Stadium or the Stoop. Not many frills but well priced with excellent staff and one of the best value breakfast I've had.

There was only one member of staff running everything and no-one came out to us. I eventually went to find someone. We were booked for 3 adults. There was one double bed. Mattress way too soft. The showers made an awful noise, could be heard all down corridor. We were not offered to upgrade for breakfast. The kettle in the room was full of dirt. When we left there was no-one of nowhere to leave room key, only a notice stating £10 charge for not leaving key. Eventually we left the key behind the bar in the garden, couldn’t wait to get out

Very friendly staff and service very good

There was no hot water and the doors were not proper the staff and service were not available when required nonproper instructions

After a long day's travelling, I was glad to be greeted by the friendly bar man who showed me to my room lovely sleep

I found it to be very comfortable and the staff are exceptionally friendly and helpful. While it isn't a 5-star establishment, it offers fantastic value for money. The pub has a charming, local feel to it, with many of the other customers appearing to be regulars, which adds to the welcoming and easy-going atmosphere. It's a perfect spot for those looking for a cosy, budget-friendly stay with all the warmth and hospitality you'd expect from a neighbourhood pub.

Enjoyed it, a little dated and no en-suite (knew that, fine). However, the breakfast was AMAZING. 10/10, and lovely lady who prepared/served. Staff were very friendly and professional, I'd stay again. Thanks

Victor and Olvina were very helpful and friendly! The pub food was yummy and nice to meet locals who visit there each day.

We had such a lovely day stay here, and would definitely recommend to others as perfect place to stay to visit Twickenham rugby stadium. Room was very clean, beds were very comfortable. Very friendly member of staff behind the bar, he showed me the room, little tour around the pub, very polite young man, couldn't do enough for us when ordering drinks, gave us the darts to play.

Room was well heated and very clean and the high street was just 5 mins walk away with plenty of good places to eat. But the room itself was very very small and the whole floor was very very creaky - person next door moved about quite a lot which meant it was non-stop creaky noise for almost an hour! No breakfast included and the room was not ensuite - so overpriced in my opinion.

Not what was advertised. Out of town without anything around except vehicle repair places. No restaurants or shops Small room with nothing to put things on or hang clothes. Small twin beds and shared bathroom down the hall. Moved next day.

Lovely old pub with character, friendly staff and locals. Stayed 1 night with my son for rugby. Twickenham 10min walk. Was given a permit to park on the road for free and found a space 50m away. Room was spacious and clean. Breakfast was good and staff very nice, especially the Ukrainian lady who served breakfast. Very polite and efficient.

Great place to stay if attending any event at Twickenham Stadium or the Stoop. Not many frills but well priced with excellent staff and one of the best value breakfast I've had.

Great staff, good location, we'll use again

Had a lovely 2 night stay at the White Hart Inn. The two kids and I were there for my graduation from St. Mary’s university (15 min Uber ride away) and did some sightseeing in London while we were there. It’s about a 15 min walk to Whitton station and then 30 min train ride into central London. The area felt safe and the locals were friendly. There is a fabulous beer garden. We had a lovely cooked breakfast served by the equally lovely Tania. Breakfast had to be ordered the previous day (we weren't told on check in so missed this for our first morning) and there is an extra, but reasonable, charge. The room was comfortable enough for the three of us. We were in the attic and each of us received a bump to the head with the low beams ( nothing serious and there are signs everywhere). The stairs up to the attic are in a bit of a spiral. There is hanging space but not for dresses. Tea and coffee making facilities and TV. We were a little short on plug sockets but there were two teenagers and all their gadgets in the party! The bathroom was small but clean and has a good shower. Towels were a good size - a bath and hand towel each. We only ate breakfast at the White Hart - didn’t see a menu but the website said they served food. Lovely Indian Restaurant (Jolly’s) about 5 min walk away and the Main Street in Whitton has plenty of shops, cafes and takeaways. Great place to stay to explore London without spending a fortune on accommodation and parking.

Nice pub and nice people who run this, we were looked after well. Great location

Did exactly what was expected, great location for Twickenham stadium and perfect at the price point. If you are looking for premium hotel or close to central London look elsewhere but for well priced accommodation for a rugby match at Twickenham it would be hard to beat.

Had a great stay in an authentic British Inn… Bar area was a fun place to spend the evening after a day of sightseeing in London (only a 25 minute train journey)….place is older but very clean and welcoming. Watch your head….low beams and tight staircase… not suitable for persons with mobility issues…. Rugby game days will be very busy, if that’s not your thing then avoid those days… we will definitely stay again. Oh.. and good price point…

Lovely pub in walking distance of Twickenham and Twickenham Stoop. Comfy beds. Unusual not to have en suite bathroom facilities, however this wasnt an issue as there was multiple toilets amd a shower facility. Lovely friendly staff.

Room was well heated and very clean and the high street was just 5 mins walk away with plenty of good places to eat. But the room itself was very very small and the whole floor was very very creaky - person next door moved about quite a lot which meant it was non-stop creaky noise for almost an hour! No breakfast included and the room was not ensuite - so overpriced in my opinion.

Lovely old pub with character, friendly staff and locals. Stayed 1 night with my son for rugby. Twickenham 10min walk. Was given a permit to park on the road for free and found a space 50m away. Room was spacious and clean. Breakfast was good and staff very nice, especially the Ukrainian lady who served breakfast. Very polite and efficient.

Great place to stay if attending any event at Twickenham Stadium or the Stoop. Not many frills but well priced with excellent staff and one of the best value breakfast I've had.

We stayed in a trouble room in the attic. The check in was prompt and a member of bar staff showed us to the room. Is was nice and clean with its own showroom and toilet. Despite a loud party in the pub, there was no noise in the room. Breakfast in the morning was hearty although they maybe could invest in more superior ingredients. We’d definitely stay here again when in the area.

Had a lovely 2 night stay at the White Hart Inn. The two kids and I were there for my graduation from St. Mary’s university (15 min Uber ride away) and did some sightseeing in London while we were there. It’s about a 15 min walk to Whitton station and then 30 min train ride into central London. The area felt safe and the locals were friendly. There is a fabulous beer garden. We had a lovely cooked breakfast served by the equally lovely Tania. Breakfast had to be ordered the previous day (we weren't told on check in so missed this for our first morning) and there is an extra, but reasonable, charge. The room was comfortable enough for the three of us. We were in the attic and each of us received a bump to the head with the low beams ( nothing serious and there are signs everywhere). The stairs up to the attic are in a bit of a spiral. There is hanging space but not for dresses. Tea and coffee making facilities and TV. We were a little short on plug sockets but there were two teenagers and all their gadgets in the party! The bathroom was small but clean and has a good shower. Towels were a good size - a bath and hand towel each. We only ate breakfast at the White Hart - didn’t see a menu but the website said they served food. Lovely Indian Restaurant (Jolly’s) about 5 min walk away and the Main Street in Whitton has plenty of shops, cafes and takeaways. Great place to stay to explore London without spending a fortune on accommodation and parking.

I was going to order food for the evening. I asked the member of staff about it. She called the woman who comes in to cook who said she was out for the evening and couldn't get back to cook.

Very polite and helpful staff . Great breakfast

Enjoyed it, a little dated and no en-suite (knew that, fine). However, the breakfast was AMAZING. 10/10, and lovely lady who prepared/served. Staff were very friendly and professional, I'd stay again. Thanks

Victor and Olvina were very helpful and friendly! The pub food was yummy and nice to meet locals who visit there each day.

This was a clean room, had everything I needed. The bathroom has a few areas that could do with a re-paint but everything was very clean and I had plenty of towels etc. provided. I was a bit disappointed that food wasn't being served but there were plenty of places for me to eat within a short walk. I felt safe walking around on my own in the area. Access up the stairs would not suit anyone with mobility challenges.