Centuries of Documented History
Explore 3 detailed historical articles from hampshire's most historic hotels. From medieval origins to modern preservation, discover the rich heritage of this remarkable county.
White Hart established as tavern and inn
Development as coaching stop on London route
Fire-back dated 1653 installed in central Grand Hall
Beginning of the golden age of highway robbery in England
Peak period for highway robbery on New Forest coaching routes
First keeper's lodge built on Rhinefield site
Death of Queen Anne marks end of the great age of highwaymen
Major expansion to accommodate increased coach traffic
+17 more historical events documented across our articles
Original White Hart Hotel
Explore the fascinating history of the Original White Hart Hotel as a vital coaching inn on the London to West Country route, from royal legends to mail coaches, highwaymen to Victorian prosperity.
Rhinefield House Hotel
The remarkable story of the Walker-Munro family who built and cherished Rhinefield House from 1887 to 1950, creating a Victorian masterpiece in the heart of the New Forest.
The Filly Inn
The turbulent history of New Forest coaching inns and their connection to the golden age of highway robbery in 17th and 18th century England.
Ringwood, Hampshire
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Brockenhurst, Hampshire
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Setley, Hampshire
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These historic hotels aren't just accommodations—they're time capsules where you can sleep within centuries of documented history.
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