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The beautiful Grade II Listed building, is an historic coaching inn situated in the heart of the market town of Spilsby, Lincolnshire, birth place of Sir John Franklin, Explorer. Spilsby is situated in the southern end of the Lincolnshire Wolds nestled between Horncastle (the gateway to the Wolds) and the coastal hotspot of Skegness.Whether you are looking to enjoy a delicious lunch in our lounge, have a few drinks with friends, or indulge in a romantic meal in our beautiful dining room, The ... MoreWhite Hart is the place to be!The White Hart is situated just 8 miles from Skegness. Why not book one of our newly refurbished bedrooms? You can relax, unwind, visit the beach and finish the day with a hearty meal and good night's sleep. Our breakfast will then set you up for another day of local site-seeing.Spilsby and the surrounding area is steeped in history, offering many places of interest to visit. Here are just a few ideas: Old Bolinbroke Castle, the birthplace of Henry Bolingbroke, born 3 April 1366 who was later crowned King Henry IV; Gunby Hall which was built by Sir Henry Massingberd in 1700, and the famous Lincolnshire Aviation Heritage Centre which is 15 minutes away and receives visitors from all over the world as it house the Lancaster Bomber Just Jane.The White Hart is licensed to perform weddings in the St John's Room and has a function room which can seat 80 guests comfortably and can hold a total of 150 guests for your evening reception. With eight rooms, the Wedding party can stay overnight in the hotel and we have a variety of packages which we can offer to the happy couple and their guests. Let us work with you to give you the wedding of your dreams, catering to your every need and ensuring that you and your guests experience a day to remember. Less

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