The White Hart Hotel - Ufford (Cambridgeshire)

4-star countryside hotel in Ufford with an on-site farm and a restaurant that uses its own produce

Accommodations

White Hart Ufford offers 12 individually styled en-suite bedrooms, each with a private bathroom. Rooms include options with a bath, a balcony, or a four-poster bed. The Superior Double Room provides extra space for guests who want it.

Dining

The hotel's restaurant serves seasonal British food sourced from its own on-site farm and other local producers. The menu includes a Thursday set dinner, a Sunday lunch, and a lunch-for-less option. Breakfast is complimentary, made with sustainable ingredients, and includes homemade bread. The White Hart Inn Ufford also adapts menus to specific dietary needs. The hotel has exclusive space for private dining and can host weddings and group events for up to 50 people. Guests have access to an outdoor children's play area.

Activities and Recreation

The hotel is close to water sports facilities, cycling routes, and windsurfing spots. On site, children have access to a designated play area with outdoor equipment. The property also has space for recreational activities like bowling.

Location and Nearby Attractions

The White Hart Ufford sits in the village of Ufford (Cambridgeshire), between Peterborough and Stamford. Guests can walk to Stamford to see its Georgian architecture or visit Burghley House and gardens. Peterborough Cathedral is also a short drive away.

Accessibility and Pet Policy

The hotel has an emergency cord in the bathroom and a toilet with grab rails for guests with disabilities. It also permits well-behaved dogs in certain rooms, with additional charges applying. Free parking is available on site.

• Farm-to-table: On-site farm supplies the restaurant with fresh ingredients
• Rooms: 12 individually styled bedrooms with private bathrooms
• Dining: Complimentary breakfast with homemade bread and seasonal British menus
• Children: Designated play area with outdoor equipment
• Location: Between Peterborough and Stamford, near Burghley House and Peterborough Cathedral