An ancient vicarage in 1278, the White Horse was first established as an inn in 1750. It is part of Dorking’s rich heritage with old oak beams, open log fires and an inviting lounge with nooks for quiet conversation. There is a positively Dickensian flavour about this beautiful old coaching inn. In fact, Charles Dickens was a visitor and did some of his writing here.

There are four poster rooms, family rooms and rooms with garden views. All include satellite TV, iron, trouser press & tea/coffee making facilities, as well as broadband internet access.

Guests can make use of a leisure pass for Dorking Leisure Centre which is about 5 minutes walk away.

The Coach House is a light & airy restaurant overlooking the centre of Dorking. It is open every day for breakfast, lunch and dinner offering traditional English and international cuisine. Vegetarian and special dietary requirements catered for on request. There is an extensive wine list including local wines.