Dine and stay at Sussex pub, The White Hart Wadhurst

White Hart Wadhurst Sunday Roast

Situated in a busy village in the heart of English Wine Country, The White Hart Wadhurst is a pub and restaurant that celebrates its place in the Sussex countryside by supporting local producers, growers and winemakers across its food and drink offering. It’s May opening also saw the launch of three beautifully designed boutique bedrooms, perfect for those looking to immerse themselves in this picturesque area of the Weald and discover the wealth of English vineyards that are right on their doorstep.

The three rooms feature contemporary takes on classic design with luxury finishes and nods to the surrounding area. Freestanding stone baths, sophisticated Farrow & Ball colour palettes, sumptuous fabrics and crisp linen are complemented by homely additions and views across the weald. The atmospheric Hart Suite is perfect for a romantic getaway, featuring a sultry dark colour palate, a Lusso stone his-and-hers sink and two-person Lusso stone bath. Panelled walls, hardwood floors and pops of colour from an olive-green wingback king bed and colourful rugs are enhanced by brushed gold accents and far-reaching views over Snape Wood. The Birch bedroom complements earthy greens with black and wood tones, brought together with bronze finishes and botanical prints. Meanwhile, the Bewl bedroom pairs deep aubergine walls, a pink-tiled bathroom and natural rattan with gold leaf and bamboo patterned wallpaper. Each room is soundproofed, and guests can enjoy fresh banana bread and a bottle of English Sparkling on arrival.
Bed & Breakfast from £150 per couple; Dinner, Bed and Breakfast from £220 per couple

Check out www.thewhitehartwadhurst.com

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