Charming and characterful, our Comfy rooms are the ideal choice for a relaxing stay for a couple. Some of our slightly larger Comfy rooms have space for a cot, a pull out bed for a child and some are dog friendly, to accommodate all the family.
Our Comfy rooms feature a super comfortable king sized bed, rainfall shower and Bramley bathroom products, tasty baked treats on arrival, Illy coffee machine, stylish Roberts radio, smart TV with casting, cold drinks fridge and a dedicated work space.
In the morning, treat yourself to a delightful breakfast when you book with us, because great adventures begin with the perfect meal!
Choose from a selection of tea, coffee and juices, a continental breakfast course plus a piping hot dish from our à la carte.
Whether you’re craving a full English breakfast (or vegetarian), perfectly poached Burford Brown eggs, fluffy buttermilk pancakes, or tasty avocado on toast, we have something to satisfy your appetite.
Please note that The White Hart is a Grade 2 listed building and each bedroom is only accessible via stairs. If you have any queries about the best accommodation to suit your needs, please do not hesitate to contact us on 01273 476 694.
Features
Cold drinks fridge
Complimentary Bramley products
Complimentary treat
Dedicated working space
Illy coffee machine
King sized bed
Rainfall shower
Roberts radio
Safe
Smart TV
Tea and coffee
King sized bed
Relaxation awaits
Light & airy rooms
Coffee & tea facilities
Complimentary treats
Luxurious bathrooms
Dog friendly rooms
Your room awaits
Family friendly
Imagine this…
The car is packed, your four year old is being entertained by the I-Spy game you’ve just started, your spaniel has curled up in the back and your partner has just locked up. You’re ready for a few days away in Dorking, where you’ve got plans to take some lovely family snaps at the iconic Stepping Stones and while away the hours hunting for antiques and mooching round the independent shops in town. Your four legged friend is looking forward to his complimentary dog treat box when he arrives and your four year old is excited to crack open the children’s activity pack and start collecting passport stamps around the town. What happens next? Over to you to write your next chapter…
