Small quaint little hotel in St Albans with everythig you need - it's just a little dated, that's all.

I would have liked the curtain to be blackout. There was some noice snd banging quite late into the night.

Our family enjoyed the stay at The White Hart, it's spot on for a traditional hotel. Great staff and the location is steps from the St Albans Abby and high street shopping.

Good parking, lovely authentic old pub. Full of character. Lovely atmosphere. Right in the centre of town

Upon arrival and looking from outside it appeared to be an awesome place to stay. The advertised room pictures suggested the same. However, having booked and paid for a "Superior" room prior to arriving I left feeling cheated. The room was tiny and the bathroom was so small you could sit on the loo and rest your feet in the shower tray opposite at the same time! I've seen bigger bathrooms in caravans. The WiFi in room 1 was unusable. Took 10 minutes for all four of my devices to even find the hotel WiFi and once they were able to connect, there was 1 bar of signal which kept dropping out. No mobile signal there either (obviously that's not the fault of the hotel but they should up their game and provide the Wi-Fi they advertise). Advert also said that the room had blackout curtains which is untrue. My room was by the main road with a streetlamp directly opposite so was illuminated like daylight all night 😩 Curtains are like tissue paper. The windows have some effort of poor secondary glazing but this doesn't reduce the traffic noise so I was woken at 4am by a combination of traffic and light. Tonight I am in the Utilita Bowl Hilton (as I'm writing this) and have a Deluxe King room with balcony and pitch view, internet and the ability to move around. Price was 10 pence cheaper than the White Hart too so I can't help but feel ripped off by this place. I usually stay in 2 or 3 different hotels every week and this place will definitely be on my "Avoid" list for the future.

It is an interesting 15th century property with lots of charm. Staff were very helpful. Watch out if booking a twin room. Ours was noisy, and the beds were lumpy and creaky. I could only sleep the other way around. I saw much better double rooms on lower floors.

My stay was ruined by the refusal to return my deposit for any incidental expenses. I was told that the £25 would be returned on checkout. On request for the refund I was informed that it was being retained because I stayed in a dog-friendly room when I had not been informed at any time previously. In my opinion this is dishonest and I will not stay here again

Very querky place, old and teadional, would stay again. Wouldnt recammend for anyone with disabilities. Breakfast great,

Lovely location. Bathroom very very tiny. Staff friendly polite.

historic and different

A great central location with an excellent breakfast. But if you hope for a reliable internet, don’t stay at the back of the building. I was told by staff the bad service was due to the rain, but it was still hopeless on the next sunny day. I had to go into the tea room for it to work.

Querky little tudor hotel. Really comfortable room and super friendly and helpful staff. In a great location near to the cathedral and city centre.

Medieval building. Room was small, bathroom also. Parking was very limited. Good at the restaurant was quite good. Located in the middle of townnear the abbey church now cathedral.

This is a lovely listed building so you have to appreciate that some areas of the property are in need of attention. The windows & seals were rotten but it’s a very old property so have to accept this. The room we had was quite small but a nice comfy bed & shower room which is all we needed for a two day stay. The staff were extra friendly & helpful. We had a lovely stay in an old quirky hotel !

Very good breakfast and service. Some areas could do woth updating.

Room had uneven flooring and the bed was broken on one side, the room overall could use some TLC

Everything was walkable, so a great location. Friendly and helpful staff.

The service at breakfast (and previous days lunch extremely slow) rooms okay as was a 600 year old property and quite comfortable. Parking was fine.

Simple room, couple of chairs and bed moderately comfortable, but all clean. Light in mirror above basin wasn't working.

Historic hotel conveniently situated in downtown St Albans across from the famous cathrdral