A fabulous location right in the centre of this historic town. The White Hart is a former coaching inn with a wonderful wall painting dating from 1636. We stayed one night after attending a party at the hotel. We had a huge full English breakfast eaten sitting in the sun on the balcony overlooking their courtyard above the former stables which is now a lovely function room. The staff are friendly and helpful. The en-suite room was full of character with exposed beams and the bef was very comfortable. Air conditioning was very welcome on a hot night.

The huge free standing mirror in the room needs to be fixed to the wall. As it is a family room a child could pull it on top of themselves as has happened recently in a well publicised incident in a different location.

I really enjoyed my stay, this is a charming site and a good location. The staff were very friendly and helpful as well. It was fun to stay in a place with so much history, too--a mural from 1646 above the fireplace in the dining room! I had two very nice meals, with lovely service, in the restaurant as well. I would certainly stay here again if the opportunity to be in Ampthill presented itself again.

I don't mind most features of an old building--for me the occasional low ceiling and uneven floor just adds to the charm. However, I will say that my room (#8) was fairly drafty, especially the bathroom (my stay was in November). I was still quite happy with my stay--I would stay here again--but very glad that I'd brought thick socks!

The room was spotless and very comfortable. The bed/bedding was luxurious and everything from the water by the beds to the products in the bathroom were lovely. The staff couldn’t have been friendlier and breakfast was amazing with the flexibility to swap to brunch if you were a late riser. Definitely include breakfast in your room rate as we worked out that would have cost us £30.

No parking, but a price you pay for being in the heart of Amphill

A 1 night stay to meet local family, we had a lovely evening meal served with a smile. Staff were helpful and friendly. Good breakfast in the morning.

The room was spacious although as mentioned in previous comments there was still a little dust around various places, mirror, radio alarm and the tv remote needed a good clean. Some small minor housekeeping issues could be fixed to make this a perfect stay.

An attractive room with good facilities. Clean and well appointed. Quality pub food served for dinner from an extensive menu. I did not eat breakfast. An old building that had been imaginatively converted. A perfect location for a performance driving course I had booked for 8:30am the following day at Millbrook Proving Ground, just six minutes away by car.

The age of the building meant there was a very low door frame between the bedroom and bathroom. Although it was pointed out that at six foot three I needed to mind my head. The absence of parking at the property was a bit of a problem as there were also no spaces either in the nearby, small, public car park, which was pay and display 24/7, despite my only needing to park overnight.

Possibly the most comfortable bed and pillows ever. Shower was great and the quirky building was cool. Food stunning and soo much. Staff helpful and friendly. Only negative was the room could have done with a serious dust, it was like a museum, weird because it was clean but like it hadn’t been used in years!! Bedding was super clean though so very strange!

Dinner meat meals were okay though The beer was lovely (Olivers ? I think). Breakfast veggie avocado was very nice

dinner was disappointing as the yorkshire pudding did not seem fresh and the veggie baked beetroot not very tasty. The cappuccino had no froth so disappointing as it's nice to finish a meal with a good coffee. meat option sausages not very nice apparently. The tea was very weak indeed - you need to put at least 2 of those T bags per person AND one for the pot. I had a Tbag in the room and it was the same disappointingly weak. The iced T was so weak it was completely tasteless

Second time staying here for work meetings nearby. Charming and classic Inn in a typical and charming old English town. The room accommodations were quirky and unique, clean and comfortable. In the middle of the cold winter, the heater was more than adequate. Good Wifi, TV package, and teas, cookies, etc., in the room. The restaurant and pub downstairs is excellent, worth going to and popular with locals and visitors who are not staying at the Inn. Good and classic pub, high-level restaurant (enjoyed my dinner there very much!) and the breakfast is also a gourmet experience. Friendly and efficient staff all around. Some other good restaurant and pub options very walkable. Would recommend Inn, Pub or Restaurant to anyone.

Little to no complaints, really. In mid-January, the bathroom area was cold (no heater like in the bedroom area) but for a building of this age, that's part of the expectation. No direct train station access but easy and regular bus access or taxi to Flitwick, so no problem. Everything else really excellent.

The White Hart is an old building, but the room was well furnished and comfy. Perhaps a little dim re. lights in the evening but comfy bed and good bath/shower room. Breakfast excellent - do get a package with this included. Only minor point is lack of car park - although the nearest is only 1 minute away pay and display. Also a good base for Centre Parcs - we were visiting family there - only 7 minutes drive.

The staff were very helpful and accommodating. Food was very good Bedroom was of a large space, ensuite was nice and modern.

Air conditioning was not great, had to have a mobile cooling unit put in the room. Stairs to room quite steep.