The White Hart

23 rooms over 4 floors, our Grade II listed pub with rooms dates back to the 16th century offers a unique blend of historical grandeur, comfort, and a touch of Heartwood’s quirky charm and dedication to creating an unforgettable experience for each and every guest. When visiting The White Hart, you have the opportunity to discover the wonderful town of Lewes, bursting with character and brimming with life. Nestled in East Sussex, Lewes is a historic town overflowing with culture, heritage, and natural beauty. Explore Lewes Castle, a 1,000-year-old fortress offering panoramic views of the South Downs, and visit Anne of Cleves House, a charming Tudor home with period furnishings and gardens. Lewes is a gateway to the South Downs National Park, perfect for hiking, cycling, and scenic walks. A 30 minute drive away from The White Hart, Cuckmere Haven offers stunning coastal views and tranquil riverside paths and art connoisseurs can visit Charleston Farmhouse, the historic home of the Bloomsbury Group, the famed English writers, intellectuals, philosophers and artists in the early 20th century.
The town boasts a lively cultural scene with the Glyndebourne Opera House nearby, offering world-class performances. Lewes Farmers Market and independent shops on Cliffe High Street provide a delightful shopping experience, while local pubs and restaurants, such as The Lewes Arms and The Flint Owl Bakery, offer delicious local cuisine. For a taste of local craftsmanship, visit Harveys Brewery, one of the UK’s oldest independent breweries and keep your eyes peeled for their brews behind our bar! If this wasn’t enough to keep you busy, just 20 minutes away by both public transport and car is the lively and bustling seaside city of Brighton. Famous for its pebbled beach. The White Hart has a bar and restaurant our menus celebrate the fresh, vibrant flavours that this time of year brings. Our seasonal à la carte will indulge you in the best of what the season as to offer.