White Hart Hotel, Victorian hotel in Montpellier Quarter, Harrogate, England.
The White Hart Hotel is a Victorian-era building in Harrogate that houses almost 100 rooms arranged across multiple floors. The spaces blend period features with contemporary furnishings.
The building was designed by architect George Townsend Andrews and opened in 1846. It has remained a significant part of Harrogate's architectural story since then.
The dining space reflects local cooking traditions and sources ingredients from producers across Yorkshire. Visitors can experience meals that connect to regional food heritage.
The hotel has a fitness area and parking available on site. The location makes it easy for guests to walk to nearby attractions around town.
The building carries Grade II* listed status, a designation that reflects its architectural importance. This protected status ensures its character remains preserved for future visitors.
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