White Hart- Bed and Breakfast in Newmarket

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Our hotel car park is closed between 21st February and 7th March. There is a council car park just to the rear of our building, this is free between 4pm-8am. The maximum charge for parking here will be £1.75, we will be happy to reimburse this cost. Read more

Each of our 18 en-suite rooms is decorated to a high standard and offers flat screen digital TVs, luxurious bedding, tea and coffee-making facilities and free Wi-Fi for guests. The hotel is ideally situated on the High Street in the centre of Newmarket, just 20 minutes walk from Newmarket Racecourse and 10 minutes from Tattersalls Auctioneers. The rooms are situated above our lively bar offering a late licence on weekend nights (with in-house DJs playing loud music until this time). The bar serves a full pub food menu offering everything from sandwiches and snacks to full meals, all complemented by our range of wines, beers and soft drinks. This is the perfect location for anyone who wants to be close to the action in the centre of the town. A function room is available for conferences, private parties and wedding receptions and there is ample free parking for all guests. Hotel accommodation includes our fantastic cooked and continental breakfast.
The White Hart in Newmarket offers great value pub food, all day everyday, with great service and a warm welcome.
Set in the stunning Suffolk countryside yet only 60 miles from the capital, Newmarket has been home to horseracing since the 17th Century when it staged the first ever official race, the Town Plate. Read more

Now, as the site of the world's largest training grounds, it is the base for numerous racing organisations, trainers and jockeys and where more racehorses are bred, stabled and trained than anywhere else in the world. Newmarket is undoubtedly the home of horseracing. The Sport of Kings was born in Newmarket under the leadership of King Charles II and lives on today in the very fabric of the town: in the historic stable yards that can be found at every turn and on the historic turf of Newmarket heath. Today, royalty still graces its hallowed heath, with Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II a regular visitor, to watch her horses at work on the Newmarket's expansive training gallops. Away from the horse racing there are miles of unspoilt countryside to explore.