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Dallas Cowboys: Predicting Team Captains For The 2017 Season
Every year before the upcoming season officially kicks off, the Dallas Cowboys get together as a team and cast their votes for the season's team captains. The Cowboys usually have five team captains: two on offense, two on defense, and one special-teams player. With things being so slow this time year in the NFL, I decided to try to predict who the 2017 Dallas Cowboys team captains will be.
In 2016 the captains were Jason Witten, Travis Frederick, Sean Lee, Barry Church, and Dan Bailey. The 2017 Dallas Cowboys team captains could look much different. There are several players deserving of this honor, but you never know how those vote will fall ultimately.
At first glance, it looks as if last year's team captains could take on that role once again in 2017, but upon closer examination you may notice Barry Church has since moved on. Then, you have to take into consideration this is a different team and votes are likely to go to different players, which means we could see some new 2017 Dallas Cowboys team captains.
My predictions are based on who I would personally vote for to be the 2017 team captains, not necessarily the way I believe the Cowboys' players will vote. Continue reading below to see my five 2017 Dallas Cowboys team captain prediction.
Dak Prescott
No offense to Travis Frederick, but I think Dak Prescott ends up wearing the "C" on his chest in 2017. Frederick was likely voted team captain by his teammates last season after everyone learned Tony Romo would miss some time due to his fractured back. Unfortunately for Frederick, I don't think that happens again this season.
As a rookie, Prescott showed the poise and leadership qualities that get you voted team captain by your peers. He is already expected to take on a larger leadership role in his second season in the NFL and his teammates have already proven their faith in the young QB by the way they rallied around him last season. It just seems to me that that is the natural progression of things.
Jason Witten
Naming Jason Witten as a team captain is a given right? I doubt there is another Cowboys player that is as respected and revered as Witten is both on and off the field. He may be the "old bull" in the locker room now, but I don't see any way his teammates don't vote him as a team captain once again in 2017.
The only way I don't see Jason Witten as a team captain this season is if he somehow bows out and convinces his teammate to vote for someone else. Maybe this is how Travis Frederick can keep the "C" embroidered on his jersey. That would be a Witten type of thing to do. He always puts his team and teammates before himself.
Sean Lee
Predicting Sean Lee as a Dallas Cowboys 2017 team captain should be another no-brainer. The Cowboys are going to have a lot of youth infused into the defense this season and having an example like Sean Lee leading the way as a captain will set an example for everyone.
There's not another player on the entire Cowboys roster that has had the types of highs and lows in their career as #50. He has had to battle back from injuries on numerous occasions, which is a testament to his work ethic. But, he also is a student of the game and knows how to prepare mentally as well. I don't think there is another player on the defensive side of the ball more worthy of being a captain.
Byron Jones
The Cowboys' defense is in need of some leadership in the secondary, especially now with the departure former team captain Barry Church. I think the next logical choice and most deserving to become a 2017 Dallas Cowboys team captain is Byron Jones.
With the exception of Orlando Scandrick, Byron Jones is the most experienced player the Dallas Cowboys have in the secondary. He is someone who can be trusted to be a team captain and someone who is highly respected by his teammates. I expect him to take on a much more vocal leadership role this season, especially with the amount of young defensive backs expected to contribute this year.
Dan Bailey
I think there is just one deserving player to be a team captain for the special teams units, and that is Dan Bailey. I think he retains the "C" embroidered on his jersey in 2016 and I'm sure his teammates would agree.
Dan Bailey has arguably developed into one of the best, if not the best, kickers in the entire NFL. He is unflappable on the field and his steadiness/character makes him the ideal team captain.
What's your predictions for the Cowboys 2017 team captains?
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Cowboys en Español: ¿Dónde Tiene Que Mejorar Dallas?
El mejor juego de los Dallas Cowboys en 2018 vino la semana pasada, cuando recibieron a los Jacksonville Jaguars y los vencieron 40-7. Un resultado que tomó a todos por sorpresa demostró la mejor cara en el año de este equipo que apenas tiene un récord de 3-3.
Por más dominantes que se vieron en el emparrillado el domingo pasado, esa actuación no termina de reflejar lo que realmente son los Cowboys. Son un equipo con potencial en la ofensiva y con una defensiva bastante fuerte, pero ¿pueden ganar constantemente como lo hicieron contra Jaguars?
De entrada, la respuesta a esta pregunta parece ser no. Aún en esa victoria, se vieron problemas evidentes en la ofensiva. Para empezar, la falta de ejecución en la segunda mitad en series ofensivas que incluso llegaron a iniciar en territorio enemigo. De gol de campo en gol de campo se juntan puntos, sin duda, pero en partidos cerrados eso termina costando victorias. Hace falta que Dak Prescott y compañía puedan mover el balón una vez en rango de gol de campo y convertir esas oportunidades a touchdowns.
Otra preocupación que no podemos subestimar es que el juego aéreo sigue sin funcionar apropiadamente. Cole Beasley dominó con nueve atrapadas para 101 yardas y dos touchdowns, pero el resto de los receptores se fueron sin más de una recepción por cabeza. El único jugador que logró más de una fue el TE Geoff Swaim, quien se llevo dos en todo el juego.
Si bien Beasley tuvo uno de los mejores juegos en su carrera, más receptores tienen que involucrarse para llevar la ofensiva al siguiente nivel. La buena noticia es que en esta ocasión se enfrentaron contra una de las mejores secundarias en la NFL. Los números son malos, pero tienen la oportunidad de demostrar mucho más contra otras defensivas.
Los Dallas Cowboys tienen que repartir más la bola y seguir buscando maneras creativas de utilizar a su RB Ezekiel Elliott. Pases pantallas en tercera y largo no es ser creativo. Lo vemos funcionar dos o tres veces al año pero mandan esta jugada semanalmente. En cuanto a Dak Prescott, hay mucho donde mejorar. Deberíamos estar viendo pases más arriesgados, al centro del campo y mucho mejor posicionados.
Para la defensiva, las cosas se ven muy bien. Puede que veamos la mejor versión de esta unidad esta semana, cuando viajen a Washington. Maliek Collins, Sean Lee, David Irving, y Randy Gregory estarán jugando mucho más sanos y preparados. Este es un frente defensivo lleno de talento que intimidará constantemente a Alex Smith este domingo.
A pesar de que los Redskins no tienen una ofensiva muy explosiva, el área de oportunidad principal para la defensiva de Cowboys está en la profundidad defensiva. Tanto Jeff Heath como Xavier Woods han hecho un trabajo decente, pero tienen sus momentos en los que no logran asegurar una tackleada y permiten jugadas largas.
Hace unos meses no esperábamos que fuera la defensiva y no la ofensiva la que cargaría a este equipo a muchas victorias, pero ese ha sido el caso en las tres victorias de esta temporada. Y en las tres derrotas, la defensiva fue la que mantuvo a los Cowboys en el juego.
Sin duda alguna, lo que tiene que mejorar es la ofensiva. Los receptores tienen que desmarcarse, Prescott debe ser más preciso y tener una mejor conciencia en la bolsa de protección.
Pero sobre todo, es la inconsistencia del equipo. Esto se comienza a sentir como la temporada del año pasado, cuando los Cowboys se fueron 9-7 y nunca terminaron de establecerse como contendientes a los playoffs. Aún en una NFC East donde todos los equipos tienen récords similares y débiles, no pueden continuar perdiendo una semana y ganando a la otra.
Ganarle a los Redskins sería la primera victoria de Dallas jugando de visita. También sería la primera vez en el año en la que tendrían victorias consecutivas. Por esto y muchas otras razones, incluyendo el potencial liderato de la división, este juego es de suma importancia.
Si ganan, podría ser el momento en el que los Cowboys terminen de darle la vuelta a la página y si pierden, podría ser un indicador de que esta temporada será igual que la del 2017.
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Time to get FB Jamize Olawale More Involved Offensively?
The Dallas Cowboys are coming off arguably their best and most complete offensive performance of the season after playing the Jacksonville Jaguars last week, but there is still quite a bit of improvement that can be made. The need to get more playmakers involved is apparent, which is why I think it's time to utilize Fullback Jamize Olawale's unique skill set.
I know many of you will argue that getting Allen Hurns and Michael Gallup going is a higher priority, and you wouldn't be wrong, but Jamize Olawale's playmaking ability could be a huge asset for Quarterback Dak Prescott and the offense. I know it sounds a little strange, but hang in there with me for little bit.
As things stand right now, Olawale has only played 38 offensive snaps (10%) in 2018. That's the exact amount of offensive plays Wide Receiver Terrance Williams has played this year and he's missed the majority of the season. It's not exactly the kind of production I was expecting when the Cowboys decided to bring him aboard via trade with the Oakland Raiders earlier this offseason.
I don't know about you, but I was expecting Olawale to be more involved in the offensive game plan. He is an excellent receiver out of the backfield and isn't too shabby as a runner either. But, we haven't seen him utilized in either fashion this season and I think that's an injustice that needs to be corrected.
Now, I fully understand there are other offensive weapons ahead of him in the pecking order who need to see more targets, but I also really think he can make a difference maker, especially in the passing game. That is where his strengths lie, not as a lead blocking fullback.
Olawale was a bit of a Swiss Army knife during his time with the Oakland Raiders. He played a little running back, fullback, tight end, and even a little slot receiver. I really thought the Cowboys would take advantage of his versatility in the passing game, but as of yet they have failed to do so.
I'd like to see the Dallas Cowboys and Offensive Coordinator Scott Linehan utilize Jamize Olawale's unique playmaking ability a little bit more on offense. I think they should try to utilize him like the San Francisco 49ers use their fullback, Kyle Juszczyk. He's much more involved and has played a total of 263 offensive snaps (63.68%) this year.
Juszczyk is a better lead blocking FB then Olawale, but that's not where he makes the most difference in the 49ers offense. He does it as a receiver and has already caught 17 passes for 227 yards and one touchdown. That's some pretty solid production from a position that is being phased out in the NFL.
Now, just imagine the Cowboys offense getting similar production from Olawale and how that would help open up things for everybody else. It's not out of the realm of possibility because the 49ers offense and the Cowboys isn't all that dissimilar.
Unfortunately, I think Jamize Olawale is pretty much an afterthought in the Cowboys offense right now. It's truly unfortunate because I think he can be a difference maker if given the opportunity. And with a division foe like the Washington Redskins next on the schedule, what better time to unleash a new and unseen element of the offense?
Do you think Jamize Olawale needs to be more involved offensively?
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Cole Beasley Key to Cowboys Passing Game Productivity?
What most of us already knew was confirmed last Sunday afternoon against the Jacksonville Jaguars. Wide Receiver Cole Beasley is the Dallas Cowboys best receiver and is the key to the passing game productivity. He is not only the most productive, but the most consistent.
Cole Beasley isn't the tallest or the fastest and definitely doesn't look like a prototypical NFL receiver, but he showed last week against the Jaguars why opposing defenses have to account for him on every single play. He torched Jacksonville's top-ranked passing defense for 101 yards on nine catches and added two touchdowns, and it's that production that could help open up the entire passing game for the Cowboys.
It's painfully obvious Cole Beasley has been Dak Prescott's favorite target in the passing game since he took over the starting duties in 2016. Once opposing defenses figured that out they started to make things extremely difficult by bracketing Beasley in coverage and the passing game hasn't been the same since. But, that could be changing if the Jaguars game was an indication of what we might see moving forward.
Offensive Coordinator Scott Linehan did a much better job of moving Beasley around to create favorable matchups against the Jaguars. I think we will see much more of that moving forward, but that likely means opposing defenses will once again try to take away Prescott's favorite target. That actually could end up helping the Cowboys passing game though.
If opposing defenses indeed try to contain Cole Beasley like they've done in the past, it should help provide more opportunities for Dallas' other pass catchers. Spreading the ball around to several different receivers would not only help Prescott and the passing game, but also open up the entire offense.
We haven't really seen much of Allen Hurns or Michael Gallup this season, but both are more than capable of being more productive if they are seeing single coverage more often. That's what's likely to happen if defenses bracket Beasley in coverage once again. Both WRs need to be more involved anyway and Beasley's recent spike in production could help do just that.
Now, if defenses decide to try and cover Beasley one-on-one like the Jaguars did quite a bit of last Sunday, the Cowboys would be wise to take advantage of that mismatch. He simply can't be covered by a single defensive back because of his precise route running ability. He is that good.
Regardless of how opposing defenses try to handle/contain Cole Beasley, he is without a doubt key to the Dallas Cowboys passing game productivity. Just the threat of him on the field changes a defenses approach, which is why he is Dallas' #1 WR in my book. He absolutely has to be more involved moving forward, even if it is as a decoy.
Do you think Cole Beasley is the key to the Cowboys passing game productivity?
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I got tagged by Tilly and Reese for the Cherry on Top award, thanks so much girls you are amazing and so sweet to think of me :o)
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I like that I am willing to try new things.
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Good location for my work.comfortable and cozy room. Lovely walk in shower. Good dinner in pub and excellent choice for breakfast.
Reviewer:wendy p | Wed 18th Oct 2017 | 1 year ago
Excellent place, great staff, food, accommodation, location, good value for money.Callum the barman, very helpful, courteous &polite.Would definitely stay again.Keep up the good work guys.
Reviewer:Dean A | Mon 25th Sep 2017 | 1 year ago
Absolutely fabulous Inn in a lovely village. Rooms were decorated beautifully and were clean abd spacious. Bar and restaurant area was lovely and the staff were extremely welcoming and friendly especially Callum who would do anything to help. Food was delicious especially breakfast. Would definitely recommend staying here. Ver close to both Cambridge and the Duxford Air Show. No complaints whatsoever.
Reviewer:Pamela M | Mon 25th Sep 2017 | 1 year ago
The White Hart was a lovely, cosy place to stay. Staff were lovely, food was good.Would recommend.
Reviewer:Shirley F | Mon 25th Sep 2017 | 1 year ago
I had a lovely stay for 2 nights, and ate in the pub both evenings plus breakfast.The food was amazing, freshly cooked and very tasty.Great atmosphere and warm friendly staff.I was there on a work trip and wifi was good and room was quiet, comfy bed too.My only negative comment would be that the room/bathroom could do with a painting refresh.Other than that a fabulous stay.
Reviewer:Jacqueline S | Fri 22nd Sep 2017 | 1 year ago
Lovely quaint country pub. We arrived late but were able to pre order a meal which was cooked to perfection when we got there. Comfy room and delicious breakfast. Friendly accommodating staff. Thank you
Reviewer:Annette L | Fri 22nd Sep 2017 | 1 year ago
Very pleasant and helpful staff. Nice clean and well presented room. Excellent breakfast. However, the hot water wasn't working - received a slightly discounted rate but I would have much preferred a working shower!
Reviewer:Amar M | Mon 18th Sep 2017 | 1 year ago
Small, but beautifully comfy room - had the best night's sleep in ages.All the staff were friendly, welcoming and very helpful. Very relaxing night.Thank you.
Reviewer:AMANDA B | Mon 11th Sep 2017 | 1 year ago
We stayed for 1 night, unfortunately did not get a chance to sample to food as we had a busy itinerary, but overall a very friendly service and the accommodation was clean and comfortable, with good on site parking. In the evening we popped into Cambridge, there was a good reliable bus service, but we took a taxi which was circa £12-£14 each way. Thank you.
Reviewer:Sarah C | Sun 27th Aug 2017 | 1 year ago
Excellent!Nice room, good food, friendly staff.
Reviewer:Roderick H | Wed 23rd Aug 2017 | 1 year ago
We stayed here for the night as went to Newmarket race course for the night, and was instantly welcomed with a friendly reception. Staff were all very friendly. Room was compact but very clean and pleasant. Will stay here again
Reviewer:Lauren L | Sun 20th Aug 2017 | 1 year ago
Had a great stay at the Inn. As it was a Sunday had the place to,ourselves overnight. Comfortable accomodation and fantastic breakfast choices with plentiful amounts.
Reviewer:Heather R | Tue 15th Aug 2017 | 1 year ago
Very small but beautiful and had everything we needed. Breakfast was delicious would recommend others to stay. Many thanks
Reviewer:Kerrie h | Sun 13th Aug 2017 | 1 year ago
The Inn has seven rooms above the pub. No noise from the pub disturbed us. However, window had to be kept shut to keep the noise from the road out. The room was clean and tidy. Wash basin was very tiny but the shower was OK. Breakfast was good and the staff was very friendly and helpful.
Reviewer:August De R | Tue 1st Aug 2017 | 1 year ago
Enjoyable stay for one night. Staff very friendly and helpful. Room small but clean and comfortable. Evening meal in the restaurant was delicious as was the breakfast especially the sausages.Would recommend for a short stay to visit Cambridge and surrounding area.
Reviewer:John C | Wed 26th Jul 2017 | 1 year ago
Comfortable, ideal for what I wanted at short notice.Friendly staff and efficient. Cannot comment on menu. Sunday night bar and restaurant closed.
Reviewer:JOHN M | Tue 18th Jul 2017 | 1 year ago
Comfortable, ideal for what I wanted at short notice.Friendly staff and efficient. Cannot comment on menu. Sunday night bar and restaurant closed.
Reviewer:JOHN M | Tue 18th Jul 2017 | 1 year ago
Comfortable, ideal for what I wanted at short notice.Friendly staff and efficient. Cannot comment on menu. Sunday night bar and restaurant closed.
Reviewer:JOHN M | Tue 18th Jul 2017 | 1 year ago
Our room was very good, comfortable bed, good food &near to the races.Downside:a bit noisy from the extractor next door. couldn't open window but this was opened for us next day &glass shelf above washbasin would have been better sited in the corner as it made washing difficult. Plus's:Shower very good.
Reviewer:Cherry S | Sat 15th Jul 2017 | 1 year ago
we keep coming back so it must be good
Reviewer:Terrence E | Fri 14th Jul 2017 | 1 year ago
As soon as we arrived we were greeted warmly and treated with courtesy. Everything was just fantastic, the ambience, food quality (last orders 9pm seafood patter and yummy garlic bread then fresh breakfast), drinks, location, room and Michael the manager. Michael runs a great place and has the right attitude and ability for a young man. Highly recommend this lovely place just as it was recommended on trip advisor by others. Congrats and thank you. Brian and Claire.
Reviewer:Brian M | Sun 9th Jul 2017 | 1 year ago
I have stayed here a few times now over the past month and everything has been good. Staff are very friendly and helpfulComfortable, clean rooms. Excellent evening meal and breakfastWifi in the rooms is a bit hit and miss especially in 7.
Reviewer:Morley B | Thu 29th Jun 2017 | 1 year ago
Stsyed overnight here while on business in Cambridge. A very pleasurable experience with attention to detail in the room. Dinner and breakfast were really nice and staff happy to help. Will definitely return.
Reviewer:Ken C | Sat 24th Jun 2017 | 1 year ago
We stayed in a small double room which was certainly very compact! We had all that we needed but little spare room. One side of bed against the wall which I don't like. I was prepared for this, however, as shown in photo but last room available and only staying one night. At £99 a fair price.Excellent evening meal with well cooked food and good menu selection -can recommend the house home made pie! Good service though Monday night so not busy. Tonic mixer expensive at £2.25, pushing up G&T to £5.45.Excellent full English breakfast and very good coffee (essential!). Attractive outdoor seating area.Overall happy with stay but would go for bigger room next time!Didn't see other rooms
Reviewer:Murray O | Wed 14th Jun 2017 | 1 year ago
Really excellent stay with first class rooms and superb food both for dinner and breakfast.
Reviewer:Owain M | Thu 8th Jun 2017 | 1 year ago
We knew we'd booked a small double bedded room - the description was quite right.The bed was petite. However, the manager was very welcoming, the room was clean and well appointed.We enjoyed our brief stay.
Reviewer:Mike P | Mon 5th Jun 2017 | 1 year ago
Staff were really friendly and accommodating. The room was small but the high ceiling stopped it feeling claustrophobic. I found the bed a bit hard. The bathroom was really clean and seemed new. Breakfast was really high quality;I chose eggs royale which went down a treat. I would definitely stay in this pretty venue again.
Reviewer:Miss. Helen K | Tue 30th May 2017 | 1 year ago
We all loved this place. Michael is a real professional and couldn't do enough for us. We loved the dinner and the breakfast, the atmosphere and the rooms.Just one small comment, we ere in room 7 and the noise of the pump that is next door, or in the attic, does mean that once people start using the water you are awake. I'm not sure if anything can be done about thisbut it's worth taking the comment on board. Thanks again for everything.
Dear IanThank you for much for your kind words, Ill pass this review onto the team here at the White Hart, It was a pleasure having you all stay with us & we hope to see you again but hopefully for a duxford weekend.We would be extremely grateful if you could also add a review to our TripAdvisor page.Kind RegardsMichaelGeneral ManagerThe White HartFulbourn
Reviewer:Mr. IAN S | Mon 22nd May 2017 | 1 year ago
Excellent food and excellent staff. Although our room was very nice it was very small and the bathroom was even smaller. Unfortunately this will prevent us from returning in the future for an overnight stay.
Reviewer:Catherine M | Fri 19th May 2017 | 1 year ago
For working in this area, I can certainly recommend the White Hart. My room (room1) was comfortable and stylish with everything I needed. It may be a bit cramped for two people though if staying for a few nights. The food in the pub restaurant is very good. My only suggestions would be to offer some fruit, such as grapefruit, on the breakfast menu and to maybe offer a greater selection of gins at yhe bar.
Reviewer:Ms. Josie F | Thu 18th May 2017 | 1 year ago
We booked one night of B&B. The room was attractive and cosy, clean and well laid out, and my special requirements (allergies) had all been attended to. We passed a peaceful night and enjoyed the well-cooked and presented breakfast in the dining room. This was Spring, but I'd love to return in winter when the wood burner is going! The greeting was warm and personal, decor is pleasingly themed, the gardens attractive and the parking plentiful and sheltered. Couldn't fault it.
Reviewer:Penelope W | Mon 15th May 2017 | 1 year ago
As with my last visit, everything was perfect. The food was delicious and the people were very welcoming and nice. The room more than OK for a one night stay. I will definitely be coming again when I am back on business in the UK.
Reviewer:Miss. Karin F | Wed 10th May 2017 | 1 year ago
The staff and manager were very helpful and friendly. We had a very nice room and good breakfastWe will defently be staying there again.
Reviewer:Judy C | Sun 30th Apr 2017 | 1 year ago
Very good staff and foodBedroom, shower room and bed crampedDid not like approach via fire escape. Difficult with luggage.
Reviewer:Lynne C | Sat 22nd Apr 2017 | 1 year ago
Friendly efficient staff, clean comfortable room, good portions for breakfast, ease of parking, close to places I was going to - Wandlebury and Royston
Reviewer:Andrew S | Mon 17th Apr 2017 | 1 year ago
An oasis of quiet in the villag of Fulbourn.Good atmosphere, good food and attractive garden setting close to Cambridge.
Reviewer:Chris M | Wed 12th Apr 2017 | 1 year ago
Friendly staff, excellent food, comfortable room. We would definitely stay again if visiting the area.
Reviewer:Michael G | Mon 3rd Apr 2017 | 1 year ago
Really enjoyed staying at the White Hart. Friendly &helpful staff. Good food.
Reviewer:Andrew J | Mon 3rd Apr 2017 | 1 year ago
I read the reviews on Booking.com before I booked our stay. I know some refer to the bedrooms being on the small side, but what more do you want for a short stay? The room was cosy, comfortable and very clean. Every aspect had been thought of including decent size toiletries in the shower room and an extra heater if it was too cold, plus a fan if it was too hot. The staff were very friendly and welcoming. The food was fantastic and very reasonably priced. We especially loved the fish sharing platter. There was also a great choice for breakfast if you didnt want the typical full English.We will certainly stay here again if we are in the area.
Reviewer:Caroline H | Mon 3rd Apr 2017 | 1 year ago
Very good ..............
Reviewer:Paul l | Mon 27th Mar 2017 | 1 year ago
Used the White Hart on our journey from Scotland to Suusex.This was the perfect stopover, comfortable room, excellent dinner in the restaurant in the evening and one of the best "full English"breakfasts in a long time. We will certainly use this Inn on our future Scottish trips.
Reviewer:Ken O | Sun 26th Mar 2017 | 1 year ago
Lovely time spend in nice rooms, nice hosts and lovely food when needed. Breakfast was splendid. Ample parking and close to Cambridge.
Reviewer:Robert S | Fri 17th Mar 2017 | 1 year ago
Lovely atmosphere, good food and extremely helpful and humorous staff. I would stay here again when visiting Cambridge
Reviewer:Michael K | Mon 16th Jan 2017 | 1 year ago
Staff very friendly and helpful, room was very clean with a comfortable bed, toiletries provided along with tea/coffee making facilities which is always welcome.Had evening meal in restaurant which was delicious and breakfast next morning had a very varied choice available. This was our second visit here and would recommend it however the metal steps leading to the rooms have to be negotiated carefully especially in the winter months when they can be quite slippy . That however is the only downside .
Reviewer:Janice P | Fri 6th Jan 2017 | 1 year ago
I can only say that you must stay here if visiting Cambridge. Excellent hospitality, excellent rooms, fabulous food and superb value for money. Having stayed here I will repeatedly return, next time with my partner.The best place to stay in Cambridge
Reviewer:Mr. Paul H | Thu 22nd Dec 2016 | 1 year ago
excellent - friendly staff, great breakfast, comfy room, just be careful on the metal walkway on frosty mornings, can be slippery!
Reviewer:Peter M | Mon 5th Dec 2016 | 1 year ago
We had an excellent visit at the White Hart and we will be returning for further visits. As we travel to Newmarket on a regular basis the White hart is a real find, with good food and friendly staff who clearly understand about customer service.
Reviewer:Alan C | Fri 2nd Dec 2016 | 1 year ago
Staff were very helpful and the food was excellent.
Reviewer:Christine E | Thu 1st Dec 2016 | 1 year ago
Warm welcome and a comfy staff.Had a lovely meal in the restaurant and an excellent breakfast on both mornings.Ideal location for shopping trip to Cambridge and also a visit to IWM Duxford.
Reviewer:Jane H | Wed 30th Nov 2016 | 1 year ago
Warm place, lovely english style.
Reviewer:Fabrizio G | Wed 30th Nov 2016 | 1 year ago
First class service from the moment we arrived . Lovely country pub with super accommodation . Enjoyed a really lovely evening meal . Huge compliments to the lovely staff also .
Reviewer:Frankie C | Mon 28th Nov 2016 | 1 year ago
lovely village pub, the food in the restaurant was great. A good breakfast next morning. The staff are very friendly and couldn't do enough for you. 2nd time we've stayed and would definitely stay again.
Reviewer:Ann L | Tue 1st Nov 2016 | 1 year ago
Excellent food, very good service.
Reviewer:Mrs. sylviam | Mon 31st Oct 2016 | 1 year ago
Stayed at the White Hart for 3 nights. The hotel is close to the center of Cambridge and close to the high way. Dinner was great. Staff is veryfriendly . Price to quality is at least 5 stars .
Reviewer:Arjan H | Fri 21st Oct 2016 | 2 years ago
Super Inn with nice helpful staff. Evening meals and breakfast were plentiful with good selection. Thank you!
Reviewer:Neil B | Mon 17th Oct 2016 | 2 years ago
The overall stay at the White Hart was excellent. The staff were friendly, helpful and welcoming. The food was superb and recommend this country inn to anyone wishing to stay in the area.
Reviewer:Michael H | Mon 10th Oct 2016 | 2 years ago
Lovely welcome, room good, bed very good,restaurant good, breakfast very good.
Reviewer:Gillian D | Mon 10th Oct 2016 | 2 years ago
Peaceful location shop within walking distance room pleasant bed comfy and nice english breakfast in the morning.
Reviewer:Sean D | Mon 10th Oct 2016 | 2 years ago
Lovely place stay here quite often only one fault the bar closes to early
Reviewer:Keith B | Sat 8th Oct 2016 | 2 years ago
Great service staff very helpful and the food was good would stay again
Reviewer:Peter P | Wed 5th Oct 2016 | 2 years ago
Same high standard.friendly staff, comfortable rooms and a great breakfast.Always a pleasure to stay at the Hart!
Reviewer:Mr & Mrs C | Tue 4th Oct 2016 | 2 years ago
We had a lovely stay the food was delicious and the staff were very friendlyand accommodatingthe rooms werecomfortable and cosy
Reviewer:Eira P | Mon 26th Sep 2016 | 2 years ago
I must say I had an excellent stay, the room was clean and fresh. I returned late and had no trouble finding my room, the breakfast in the morning was just what I needed in a comfortable and relaxing atmosphere.
Reviewer:Paul L | Mon 19th Sep 2016 | 2 years ago
We had an excellent stay,clean room,very friendly and efficient staff with a very good dinner and cooked breakfast the following morning.Will definitely be staying again.
Reviewer:CAROLINE G | Tue 13th Sep 2016 | 2 years ago
We stumbled upon this little gem whilst looking for accommodation for the Duxford Airshow at the weekend. Room was very clean and food very good (and drink too).Very reasonably priced and would gladly recommend to anyone.
Reviewer:Ms. Dianne C | Mon 12th Sep 2016 | 2 years ago
staff very friendly the room was a bit too hot for sleeping food very good we could have done with 2 chairs in the bedroom
Reviewer:Jon C | Sun 11th Sep 2016 | 2 years ago
The room was very comfortable and practical. The ambience of the bar / restaurant very relaxing.Breakfast excellent.The staff pleasant and very helpful.Could not get Wi-Fi connection.
Reviewer:Chris H | Thu 1st Sep 2016 | 2 years ago
Pleasant stay. Good parking facilities. Good Food. Reasonable prices. Friendly staff. It's a pity the White Hart is closed from 3:00 pm till 5:30 pm.We travelled from Fulbourn by bus to Cambridge to avoid parking challenges.
Reviewer:Wim S | Sat 27th Aug 2016 | 2 years ago
lovely place, room was clean and tidy and had everything we needed although couldn't find a hairdryer? we had a meal in the pub at night which was lovely and staff very friendly and attentive. As was breakfast. Only down side was the shower... a very light sprinkle and didn't get hot. I think this was due to guests all using showers before breakfast as was much better after breakfast.
Reviewer:Jennifer B | Tue 23rd Aug 2016 | 2 years ago
Lovely pub , amazing food and brill accommodation , nice room and a great breakfast to set you up for the day at a reasonable price . Short drive into Cambrige, also an ideal base for exploring the surrounding area... Can't wait to return 😊
Reviewer:Sheila B | Tue 23rd Aug 2016 | 2 years ago
Friendly and helpful staff;nothing too much trouble!So excellent service ! Room was lovely-good value for money! Had all the necessary :TV, tea/ coffee making facilities- ensuite ( shower a touch small to enter). Breakfast was good but could do with offering some fruit like grapefruit . Dinner was excellent :menu had plenty of choice and food beautifully cooked! Would definitely recommend this establishment !
Reviewer:Alison H | Mon 22nd Aug 2016 | 2 years ago
My husband and I spent one night at the White Hart Inn in July 2016. The room was small but very nice and the breakfast was absolutely good. We would recommend it:good value for money!
Reviewer:Paltrinieri C | Mon 22nd Aug 2016 | 2 years ago
The White Hart offers excellent accommodation and food in a picturesque village.Great place to stop and close to major routes.
Reviewer:Chris M | Sun 21st Aug 2016 | 2 years ago
Very lovely room with friendly staff. We met family in the pub in the evening which was all very tasty too.
Reviewer:Mrs. Gayle B | Sat 20th Aug 2016 | 2 years ago
Stayed here when doing work experience for a week lovely room friendly staff and a really good breakfast which set me up for the rest of the day.
Reviewer:Peter B | Sun 14th Aug 2016 | 2 years ago
Stayed for a Friday night, surprised not to be able to check in between 3 - 5.30' we arrived at 4.45 and waited outside, sun was shining so it was OK but if it had been wet and cold....Room was clean and well stocked with towels, soap, tea, coffee etc. Only disadvantage was that our room over looked a very busy road, there is double glazing and a fan but we both prefer having fresh air at night. We had dinner and breakfast both of which were excellent. The service was friendly and efficient.
Reviewer:Mr G | Sun 14th Aug 2016 | 2 years ago
Great location outside the city. Excellent customer service. Thanks
Reviewer:Mr. David W | Tue 2nd Aug 2016 | 2 years ago
Thanks for the service, great diner and breakfast. Nice clean rooms and good beds. Nice location to travel to Cambridge and after that to Milton Keynes (Red Bull factory) and then to Woodstok (Blenheim Castle)
Reviewer:John Van P | Mon 1st Aug 2016 | 2 years ago
Was very pleased we found the White Hart Inn after a long journey that should have taken that long room very clean,bed comfy,and food was very good, would go back if we are that way again
Reviewer:Wendy B | Fri 29th Jul 2016 | 2 years ago
Warm welcome, comfortable room and a great breakfast😊
Reviewer:Robert R | Fri 29th Jul 2016 | 2 years ago
We enjoyed our stay at the White Heart. Room was clean and comfortable though being at the front of building near a fairly main road could be a bit noisy.Be awae of check in times.We were delayed in traffic and had a 2 hour wait before we could check in. It wasn't a problem for us as we had family in village and a wedding venue to help set up but it could be difficult for some guests to the owners might like to consider this aspect.The staff were very friendly and helpful and breakfast, which were the only meals we had,were top quality with plenty of choice.
Reviewer:Janet & Roy K | Mon 25th Jul 2016 | 2 years ago
We arrived to a very warm welcome from staff. Once settled into our room it became apparent it was the smallest room in the Inn but was clean &comfortable none the less. One thing we especially liked was the direct access to the rooms via a secured entry for staying guests only. This meant we had total freedom over the times we could leave and arrive back at the room during our stay. Included in the price was breakfast which we were more than happy with, a large choice of full english, cereals, french toast etc.We also enjoyed a meal in the restaurant which was absolutely delicious and presented beautifully. Overall we were extremely happy with our choice of accomodation.
Reviewer:Mark Q | Sun 24th Jul 2016 | 2 years ago
A little gem .Lovely place to stay for the races .friendly and very helpful staff,good food would definitely recommend.
Reviewer:Keith W | Tue 19th Jul 2016 | 2 years ago
A lovely oasis close to Cambridge with helpful staff, good food and comfortable rooms which I wholly recommend.
Reviewer:Dr. Ann H | Tue 19th Jul 2016 | 2 years ago
very friendly landlord and staff a really scenic location and good food and breakfastlocation will be recommended
Reviewer:Mr. Guenter P | Mon 18th Jul 2016 | 2 years ago
Very pleasant staff, good food, clean comfortable room, convenient for Cambridge and Newmarket.Some road noise if you are not used to traffic at night.Stayed 3 nights, very happy.
Reviewer:Dr. Sylvia Jeanne S | Sun 17th Jul 2016 | 2 years ago
Enjoyed every aspect, so a big up to all the staff at The White Hart Inn. Thanks you!
Reviewer:Mr. richard b | Sat 16th Jul 2016 | 2 years ago
Very comfortable stay with good quality food and polite staff.Would recommend for anyone travelling on business in the area.Small doubles are "small"but have everything required.
Reviewer:Ashley M | Fri 15th Jul 2016 | 2 years ago
Lovely pub with modern decor, comfy rooms and great restaurant. Breakfast was delicious too. Great value for money- i would definitely re-book.
Reviewer:Kate F | Thu 14th Jul 2016 | 2 years ago
Excellent service,food was great,great find will return and tellfriends
Reviewer:Tony S | Mon 11th Jul 2016 | 2 years ago
Excellent hotel with a friendly personal. I recommend it to everybody.
Reviewer:Mr. LECLERCQ R | Mon 11th Jul 2016 | 2 years ago
Very friendly people, really good food and room comfortable. Not luxury but everything we needed
Reviewer:Michael H | Fri 8th Jul 2016 | 2 years ago
Brilliant hotel we have returnd 5 times for our annual Newmarket Friday night race night staff brilliant helpfull and food excellent and will return next year see you all again.
Reviewer:John C | Mon 20th Jun 2016 | 2 years ago
Great food, nice room, comfy bed and friendly staff. To top it off, a great price!Will be staying again if there is room at the Inn when working back in the area!
Reviewer:Chris B | Wed 15th Jun 2016 | 2 years ago
Stayed for two nights.Within easy reach of Cambridge, English Heritage/National Trust properties and Duxford.Staff were very welcoming and friendly.Food was excellent.Nothing was too much trouble.Will stay again.
Reviewer:Christine W | Wed 15th Jun 2016 | 2 years ago
Warm welcome, nice rooms, gteat breakfast
Reviewer:Robert R | Fri 10th Jun 2016 | 2 years ago
I have to be in Cambridge for a few months for work and was advised to try the White Hart by another employee who lives locally. The rooms, although smaller than some hotels, are spotlessly clean and extremely well serviced every day. Breakfast is perfect and, having eaten there 5 times in the evening as well, (fussy eater!!) I can honestly say that nothing is too much trouble for them. The owners and staff are friendly and helpful and I recommend the pub, restaurant and accommodation to everyone - just don't book up and leave me looking for somewhere else to stay please!!!!! J Clark
Reviewer:Janice C | Tue 31st May 2016 | 2 years ago
I stayed in a small double room at The White Hart Inn for one night as part of a business trip.The room and en-suite were very nicely presented - everything was clean and well cared for and the bed was extremely comfortable. The lady who served breakfast was lovely and welcoming and the breakfast itself was absolutely delicious!The location is great and I took the opportunity to walk through the village - you can walk for miles. I would definitely stay again as it was very good value for money.
Reviewer:Lynne B | Thu 26th May 2016 | 2 years ago
We've stayed at the White Hart regularly over the past 6 years when we visit our daughter. It's convenient for town but quieter than staying there. The rooms are comfortable and great value, the staff are friendly, and the bar and restaurant are well above average. Add to that the inclusive full English breakfast, and it'\s a trivial choice deciding where to stay in the Cambridge area.
Reviewer:Andrew E | Mon 16th May 2016 | 2 years ago
Comfortable, quiet and well positioned for visiting Cambridge and the surrounding area. Friendly welcome, great food and comfy room. Highly recommended
Reviewer:George K | Sun 15th May 2016 | 2 years ago
Very pleasantly surprised by this little Inn;although I'd book the larger double next time as the small double was a little TOO small.However, the decor was good, the style of the Inn is really nice and the garden was lovely.Staff were very helpfuk and the food was superb.Definitely recommend staying there.
Reviewer:Jennie B | Mon 9th May 2016 | 2 years ago
Well decorated rooms, friendly staff and good food in this small but sweet country inn hotel.
Reviewer:Lulu P | Sat 7th May 2016 | 2 years ago
The room was the perfect size, it waa tastefully decorated.Considering I was close to the road I didnt hear a sound.The bed was so comfortable I slept right through to my alarm.The shower was a bit compact, but then Im not a small woman but it was lovely.All toiletries were provided.The cooked breakfast was beautifully cooked and presented, but I wish I had known it wasntincluded in the price.Had previously heard great thingsabout the food, next time I will have dinner.The waiting staff was professional and genuinely welcoming.An attractive building, I will stay there again and would recommend this venue to others.
Reviewer:Betty-ann A | Fri 6th May 2016 | 2 years ago
Room in very good condition.Staff very friendly,lovely bar and restaurant.Good parking facilities,nice location in walking distance of village,however car essential to get there but there is bus transport to/from Cambridge.
Reviewer:Mr. Gerry R | Wed 4th May 2016 | 2 years ago
Comfortable, good food, great staff and good value
Reviewer:IAN C | Sat 30th Apr 2016 | 2 years ago
As always accommodation was spotless &the shower worked fine. So many places the shower leaves something to be desiredAgain as always the restaurant menu was comprehensive, food &service were excellent
Reviewer:Mr. Graham Q | Fri 29th Apr 2016 | 2 years ago
Superb service very friendly and helpful staff. Lovely comfortable room, lovely food
Reviewer:Carole B | Sun 24th Apr 2016 | 2 years ago
great stay, good food,frendly staff
Reviewer:Mr. royh | Sun 24th Apr 2016 | 2 years ago
We stumbled across the White Hart Inn, breaking up a journey from North Yorkshireto Brighton and we were so glad we did!Tommy and his team were more than welcoming, very friendly and made us feel really at home from arrival till we left the following morning. The room was basic but very clean and for the price couldn't be faulted. We had a lovely meal in the restaurant, 2 x Fish &Chips and a cheese board to share, it was delicious! Didn't quite compare with the Full English that followed in the morning however, that really was 10 out of 10 and set us up nicely for the rest of the trip. We'll definitely be back again!! Thank you! :-)
Reviewer:Sophie M | Thu 21st Apr 2016 | 2 years ago
Stayed for one night. Excellent staff, great service, would recommend this hotel.
Reviewer:Anthony H | Tue 19th Apr 2016 | 2 years ago
Amazing meal and lovely rooms with comfy bed. Thanks!
Reviewer:Melanie P | Wed 13th Apr 2016 | 2 years ago
We found the staff to be friendly The food was very good and the prices reasonableWe would certainly stay again if in the area.
Reviewer:Mr. James K P | Sun 10th Apr 2016 | 2 years ago
Lovely staff friendly and fun to talk to.The accommodation was pleasant and welcoming.SThe breakfast was plenty for me.Didnt need to eat anything until at least dinner time.The White Hart is situated just at the edge of the village and a must for anyone wanting a break for lunch.Thank you to all the staff for a lovely stay xx
Reviewer:Suzanne W | Tue 29th Mar 2016 | 2 years ago
Very nice Inn, the room was perfect and very comfortable, staff great, food amazing.
Reviewer:Benjamin W | Mon 28th Mar 2016 | 2 years ago
I was away on business and needed a place to stay for one night. I was looking for somewhere small, friendly and homely to stay;that was also close to my place of work. It seems I made the perfect choice. The White Hart offers a cosy and friendly environment with clean and comfortable rooms (I stayed in room 7). The dining area and food was exceptional in my opinion;the 3 course meal I opted for was perfect from start to finish and I had a great view of the log burner as well. Breakfast was served in the same room and was fantastic! The staff in the restaurant (dinner and breakfast) were welcoming, polite and efficient…..I couldn't have asked for more. The only slight downside is the pub, like many village pubs, is right by one of main roads in the villages;so there was a bit of traffic noise but this was much quieter overnight and did not cause me a problem whatsoever. I paid £85 for 1 nights B&B and it was worth every penny. If I need a place to stay in the area again, which I'm sure I will, then I'll be back for sure. Thanks guys!
Reviewer:Mr. Mark R | Sat 19th Mar 2016 | 2 years ago
Smart and comfortable room. Helpful staff and very nice food served in the restaurant (especially the breakfast).
Reviewer:Richard W | Wed 27th Jan 2016 | 2 years ago
Great pub, fantastic food good accommodation
Reviewer:Sarah M | Mon 25th Jan 2016 | 2 years ago
The room was very clean and well presented. Brwakfast was delicious and service second to none . The only slight criticism is that the room was a bit small but ideal for a one night stay.
Reviewer:Mrs. Helen M | Mon 25th Jan 2016 | 2 years ago
I have been already 3 times in the White Hart Inn. I feel always very welcome, staff is super friendly. Food is also very nice and fresh. Rooms are not big but very cosy.Really a very nice place to stay!
Reviewer:Ms. Kris G | Wed 13th Jan 2016 | 2 years ago
I stayed for two nights at The White Hart Inn at Fulbourn over the Christmas period and was very impressed with how they coped at this very busy time. Staff very friendly and room although small was very clean and with all the amenities I required. Good choice at breakfast so all good.
Reviewer:Mrs. Una W | Wed 6th Jan 2016 | 2 years ago
This was my second stay at this excellent Inn and it was as comfortable and professionally handled as my last visit in July. The room was compact, well appointed, good decor, and attention to detail. I only had breakfasts which were well cooked and presented attractively. I would certainly recommend The White Hart Inn for accommodation and food.
Reviewer:Mrs Ann L | Tue 29th Dec 2015 | 2 years ago
Very warm welcome. Food was fantastic. Room was very clean and comfortable. Will be staying again and certainly would recommend. Thanks White heart team. :)
Reviewer:Craig W | Wed 16th Dec 2015 | 2 years ago
It was all very pleasant, i nice room, a bit small, but lovely with a big bathroom. Breakfast was delicious. We will always come back if we will have to stay in that area again.
Reviewer:Daniel F | Wed 9th Dec 2015 | 2 years ago
I was very happy with all aspects of the stay.The evening meal was excellent, the accommodation was very clean and comfortable and the breakfast menu was extensive and very nice too.I will definitely stay again.
Reviewer:Tracey L | Thu 3rd Dec 2015 | 2 years ago
We had a lovely evening at the White Hart which consisted of drinks, supper and an overnight stay.The staff couldn't do enough for us and made us feel incredibly welcome.
Reviewer:Mr P | Mon 30th Nov 2015 | 2 years ago
great food, great atmosphere and wonderful service from friendly staff A very enjoyable stay
Reviewer:Clare M | Mon 23rd Nov 2015 | 2 years ago
Room good - staying whilst on commercial contract in the area - lack of usable WIFI in the room a disappointment. Dinner and Breakfast very good, served by helpful and friendly staff.A second real ale would be good.
Reviewer:Robin B | Sat 21st Nov 2015 | 2 years ago
Very comfortable room and convenient for the Park and Ride for Cambridge. Food mostly first class and well priced, though I did have one small problem which I brought to their attention.
Reviewer:Paul E | Wed 18th Nov 2015 | 2 years ago
We only stayed for a Sunday night and the restaurant was closed, but I can say the room was quiet and comfortable and the breakfast was outstanding. Would happily stay there again.
Reviewer:Erin H | Tue 17th Nov 2015 | 2 years ago
We stopped here on last night of our hunnymoon very friendly staff room was beautiful and food was fantastic would stop again would highly recommend this lovely place to anyone thank you for looking after us
Reviewer:Mrs S | Mon 16th Nov 2015 | 2 years ago
I stayed with my daughter overnight prior to a day shopping in Cambridge. I'd recommend The White Hart. We had a lovely evening meal, the staff were helpful and polite and the food was delicious. The bed was comfy and the bathroom very spacious;all very clean and comfortable. A Full English breakfast set us up for our day. I'd stay again.
Reviewer:Mrs Lesley P | Mon 16th Nov 2015 | 2 years ago
We had a lovely stay. The room was clean and comfortable with everything we needed. Our only small points were:the bathroom shelf over the sink made it difficult to wash your face or brush your teeth as it projected over most of the sink;we would also have liked to open the window but couldn't get past the double glazing - ineptitude on our part probably! Many thanks, we'll be back.
Reviewer:Richard S | Fri 6th Nov 2015 | 2 years ago
Our lunch and cooked breakfast were excellent - great service too.The double bedroom had everything we needed and was very comfortable. A perfect B&B.Many thanks.
Reviewer:Mrs. Helen K | Mon 2nd Nov 2015 | 2 years ago
The room was comfortable but small, however the rates were very competitive.Where the White Hart excelled was the ambience of the restaurant, excellent food and the pleasant helpful staff.I have stayed here before, accompanied by my wife, and intend to do so again when conducting business in Cambridge.
Reviewer:Keith B | Thu 29th Oct 2015 | 2 years ago
A small double room but ok for an overnight stay although we did have to go outside and up a metal staircase,this may be and issue for some people but not for us. Very welcoming on arrival evening meal was of outstanding quality served in a relaxing atmosphere.A comfortable nights sleep and a good breakfast selection offered. All in all value for money. Would have liked more time to find out about the history of the place. Will definitely be returning.
Reviewer:Mr John Turner| Mon 26th Oct 2015 | 2 years ago
enjoyable weekend,excellent food,nice room,exceeded our expectations,would come again
Reviewer:Peter M | Mon 26th Oct 2015 | 2 years ago
Really enjoyed my four night stay,great food,good service and good accomodation.Will stay again.
Reviewer:John S | Sat 24th Oct 2015 | 3 years ago
Great place to stay. Im quite a hard person to please but this place is faultless.Comfortable bed, great restaurant downstairs. Reasonable price.Would have no hesitation in recommending &i look forward to future visits.
Reviewer:Mark R | Fri 23rd Oct 2015 | 3 years ago
Only ten minutes drive from Newmarket a good spot to stay over the night before a meeting. Not great for phone service but free wifi provided by the hotel. Food was excellent in a busy, popular, local restaurant. Rated a 4 as the small double is very small and really best suited for a single person not a couple.
Reviewer:Carol O | Sun 11th Oct 2015 | 3 years ago
we have stayed at this venue several times and willcontinue to do so
Reviewer:Terrence E | Tue 6th Oct 2015 | 3 years ago
We just found this little hide away on the net and are really happy that we did. Excellent reception with very pleasant welcome. Evening meal and breakfast both good quality and served by friendly attentive staff. Will stop again and would highly recommend it.
Reviewer:George K | Sun 20th Sep 2015 | 3 years ago
Our stay here recently was for 3 nights when vsiting Chilford Hall and Cambridge .We thoroughly enjoyed our stay and were made very welcome.The staff were very friendly and efficient ,the food in resturant was excellent and accomodation v clean and comfortable .We will be recommending to our family and friends and hope to return again in the future .
Reviewer:Lynn F | Thu 17th Sep 2015 | 3 years ago
A very nice stay yet again food was excellent staff very good and could'nt do enough for you.
Reviewer:Mrs. Chiara f | Thu 10th Sep 2015 | 3 years ago
Lovely clean room, good customer service from friendly, helpful staff. Nice sunday lunch and excellant breakfast served by James.
Reviewer:Kim E | Tue 1st Sep 2015 | 3 years ago
as usual, lovely stay, really good menu and comfortable rooms. friendly staff
Reviewer:Philip W | Thu 27th Aug 2015 | 3 years ago
Great food and comfortable room
Reviewer:Joan R | Thu 27th Aug 2015 | 3 years ago
I have already completed a review, but I would also like to thank JAMES for being so kind.
Reviewer:Jayne H | Tue 25th Aug 2015 | 3 years ago
Tommy, Dee, Mike and all the staff have been a pleasure to meet. Nothing is too much. I feel safe. The food is excellent and the rooms are lovely. Thank you to you all x
Reviewer:Jayne H | Mon 24th Aug 2015 | 3 years ago
Lovely place to stay, nice rear garden to enjoy a drink. I would stay again if in the area.
Reviewer:David M | Mon 17th Aug 2015 | 3 years ago
A nice room with excellent breakfast and a quality restaurant.Separate entrance appreciated but steps a challenge for the elderly!
Reviewer:Anne C | Thu 13th Aug 2015 | 3 years ago
Good FoodWelcoming and helpful staffrestful nightAn easy place to get to which was close to both Cambridge, for the Ladies, and Duxford IWM for the boys.Thank You for impressing our friends from Colorado.
Reviewer:Mr William J | Thu 6th Aug 2015 | 3 years ago
Had a great stay at the White Hart Pub, lovely people, clean and great Breakfast, would go back again.
Reviewer:Julie A | Tue 30th Jun 2015 | 3 years ago
Comfortable , friendly , good food and also very convenient for Cambridge etc.
Reviewer:Ronald R | Fri 26th Jun 2015 | 3 years ago
Very nice room,lovely staff.Both dinner &breakfast were excellent.
Reviewer:Rod T | Thu 25th Jun 2015 | 3 years ago
I will be staying again, the service was amazing. The dinner and bar staff were great and checking in and out was so quick and simple.Our rooms were pleasant and the location was in such a quiet area all of our group thought the sameThe breakfast waitress spent plenty of time recommending Cambridge. She had amazing service.
Reviewer:David C | Thu 18th Jun 2015 | 3 years ago
As a group we were looking for a location that we could spend together the evening working together.The service was amazing.I left my iPad in my bed and got a phone call aprelling me not to worry and it would be safe.I arrived and the pub was closed, I made a phone call and the owner returned and came to me. We found this service to be exemplary.We cannot recommend this enough!Thanks
Reviewer:David C | Thu 18th Jun 2015 | 3 years ago
We only stayed the 1 night, but thoroughly enjoyed the hospitality and great food on offer.I nice hearty breakfast was provided to set us up for the day after a restful nights sleep in the accommodation upstairs.Its a great location just a short drive from the major road networks (M11 &A14).
Reviewer:Nigel B | Thu 18th Jun 2015 | 3 years ago
An excellent inn - thoroughly enjoyable stay. Unfortunately we had arranged to eat at a different location but when we return - and we will - we are looking forward to eating there.All staff were very friendly and efficient - nothing was too much to ask.Only slight criticisms were our rooms were not very large - adequate for an overnight stay but too cramped for any longer, in my opinion plus the washbasins in the en suites were too small to be of practical use especially with glass shelves just above them.But - as I said - they are very minor criticisms and we are happy to give the inn five stars and will be back there.
Reviewer:Kevin A | Tue 9th Jun 2015 | 3 years ago
nice room perfect breakfast
Reviewer:Johanna Van Rijn L | Mon 1st Jun 2015 | 3 years ago
Very friendly staff, good dinner and a comfortable night.
Reviewer:Mr. Richard B | Sun 31st May 2015 | 3 years ago
Staff are very friendly,the room was ideal and felt very much like 'home' We'd definitely stay again and would recommend it. There's no downside, it was faultless
Reviewer:Carl M | Mon 25th May 2015 | 3 years ago
Nice, clean room and bathroom. Internet quality could be better from the room though (rm 7). Good full english breakfeast.
Reviewer:Mr. Helge T | Mon 25th May 2015 | 3 years ago
A comfortable night at a very reasonable price when compared to the local hotel chains. My room was on the road, and traffic volumes were higher than I had anticipated but that didn't spoil my stay too much. Evening meal was excellent and staff were friendly and helpful. The pies are legendary and the cheeseboard large! I would stay again.
Reviewer:Mr. Marcus T | Thu 21st May 2015 | 3 years ago
Good food, friendly service and comfortable rooms, with new bathrooms too so even better. for me the location is perfect for work.
Reviewer:Mr. Philip W | Fri 15th May 2015 | 3 years ago
Clean room, excellent food, well located. We'll come again !
Reviewer:Marc B | Wed 13th May 2015 | 3 years ago
Very comfortable with clean facilities and lovely breafast and staff. Wifi did not work but i enjoyed my stay
Reviewer:Sekemi S | Tue 12th May 2015 | 3 years ago
came from Kent for meeting in fulbourne. was delayed as work issues and trains and arrived after 23.00. the team was great left me a key and a contact number to direct me into my room. breakfast was also very good. Many thanks Bob
Reviewer:Robert G | Sat 9th May 2015 | 3 years ago
It can be quite difficult at times to find a good pub with decent accomodation in and around the Cambridge area, not anymore.This is a great place to stay, the staff were very friendly and the food was superb, I would definately stay again.
Reviewer:Paul K | Mon 27th Apr 2015 | 3 years ago
Very well looked after. Good accommodation
Reviewer:Anne M | Sun 26th Apr 2015 | 3 years ago
Very good food, clean and comfortable accommodation
Reviewer:Anne M | Sun 26th Apr 2015 | 3 years ago
excellent in all aspects
Reviewer:Anne M | Fri 24th Apr 2015 | 3 years ago
Lovely pub with good beer.Room was small but comfortable with a clean bathroom and good shower, lots of hot water and a very comfortable bed. Will probably stay here regularly now I know they have rooms, oh, and very well priced.
Reviewer:Phil A | Fri 17th Apr 2015 | 3 years ago
Throughly enjoyed our stay. The room was welcoming warm &comfortable. Breakfast &evening meals very much enjoyed. Staff attentive. Will definitely stay again &recommend the White Hart Inn to family &friends
Reviewer:Lynn S | Mon 23rd Mar 2015 | 3 years ago
Great bar and restaurant.food very good too.
Reviewer:Richard H | Fri 20th Mar 2015 | 3 years ago
Superb,small friendly hotel and very good food. Well recommended.
Reviewer:Jon H | Fri 6th Mar 2015 | 3 years ago
Colazione e pasti ottimi
Reviewer:Jessica V | Wed 4th Mar 2015 | 3 years ago
Stayed at White Hart along with other family members to attend a funeral. Service and staff at White Hart fantastic as was the food and range of drinks. Bedrooms although quite small very clean and comfortable. Wifi very good too which was a great benefit as I had to send various emails relating to work. Car park a bonus too. All in all, an excellent stay.
Reviewer:Mr. JonathanWoodhouse| Sat 28th Feb 2015 | 3 years ago
I like the place and breakfast food, the staff are great at providing me with everything i need. A little comment on the noise just outside due opening and closing the door since my room was near the exit door but it was not a problem. I enjoyed my stay and hoping to be back.
Reviewer:Dr. Kerstin Bianca P | Tue 24th Feb 2015 | 3 years ago
Staff welcoming and friendly, wide selection on menu, well cooked and presented.
Reviewer:Mr J W | Sat 31st Jan 2015 | 3 years ago
What a gorgeous room! Really snuggly duvet, comfortable bed and wonderful bathroom.For a pub room this is simply excellent. Oh! and the food is great as well, what could be better.
Reviewer:Mrs. Jane P | Wed 14th Jan 2015 | 3 years ago
A very pleasant stay, in a lovely setting. The staff were friendly and helpful, excellent evening meal, accommodation comfortable and well serviced. We would thoroughly recommend this venue.
Reviewer:Christine C | Sat 10th Jan 2015 | 3 years ago
I have stayed at the White Hart for a couple of weeks whilst on a long term contract and it has been excellent. The pub is close to town and easily accessible and serve excellent food - especially the steaks. I had the same every night for a week!The rooms have been recently refurbished and of good standard although the wifi can be temperamental but this is only minor niggle. Would definitely stay again.
Reviewer:Pravin S | Thu 8th Jan 2015 | 3 years ago
Friendly and helpful staff, clean warm room, comfortable bed and excellent breakfast. Easy access to Cambridge city centre by bus. Would definitely stay again.
Reviewer:Steve L | Mon 15th Dec 2014 | 3 years ago
Clean and tidy room, comfortable and friendly with excellent food
Reviewer:Nadine N | Sun 14th Dec 2014 | 3 years ago
I stayed here while on a business trip. The room was small and basic but this was reflected in the reasonable price. As a single person I felt very safe having car parking very close by and being able to eat at the restaurant. Staff all very attentive and helpful
Reviewer:Hilary R | Tue 9th Dec 2014 | 3 years ago
Clean comfortable warm very good restaurant
Reviewer:Mr H | Thu 4th Dec 2014 | 3 years ago
A nice comfortable room with tea making facilities, nice flat screen TV and ensuite with nice clean towels and bath/shower gels.Evening meal and breakfast were very nice and plentiful. Staff were very helpful and could not have done more. Only concern was the outdoor metal stairway up to the guest rooms, which were very slippery with frost in the morning and quite dangerous, which was mentioned to the receptionist.
Reviewer:Mr Michael P | Mon 1st Dec 2014 | 3 years ago
Stayed one night as it is reasonably close proximity to Stansted after arrival and a visit to Cambridge the next day. All wasperfect, staff, meals (both dinner and breakfast) and room.My only advice and caution is that the metal tread plate staircase to the rooms could be hazardous when wet or icy.
Reviewer:Garth R | Fri 28th Nov 2014 | 3 years ago
Comfy bed, friendly staff, nice breakfast, GREAT coffee and a good shower. A perfect stop.
Reviewer:Phillip M | Thu 20th Nov 2014 | 3 years ago
Stayed here while visiting our son in Cambridge. Really lovely to be just out of Cambridge but in a beautiful location that felt a million miles away from the busyness of the city. We ate in the restaurant and enjoyed a beautiful meal from a varied and extensive menu in lovely surroundings with excellent service. Rooms were fine - clean and quirky. Only slight downside was the plumbing but wouldn't stop us visiting again. Breakfast was lovely - cooked to order - good variety and quality ingredients. The standout quality of this stay was the friendliness of the staff.
Reviewer:Mrs Julie B | Sun 9th Nov 2014 | 3 years ago
Large comfortable bed, tea,coffee and biscuits and a good shower with HOT water (not a lukewarm dribble).Delicious cooked breakfast from a wide choice and served to your table, no buffet queue.What more would you want for an overnight stay.
Reviewer:Anita H | Wed 5th Nov 2014 | 3 years ago
Though on business the village is ideally placed to explore Cambridge.Rooms are comfortable and food is good.
Reviewer:Chris M | Wed 8th Oct 2014 | 4 years ago
My wife and I stayed for one night and it was Just Right we had separate access to our accommodation - did not have to go through and public areas - so we did not feel that we were disturbing anyone.Room and facilities were good with the attention to detail that you only get with independent hotels.Staff were great and breakfast was of very high quality as was the service.Great service that was done very much in the background but it was obvious that it was done with great care
Reviewer:Paul T | Mon 22nd Sep 2014 | 4 years ago
A really nice place to stay. Clean comfortable rooms, excellent friendly staff.There was a good choice menu and good wine list. Food was excellent
Reviewer:Mr Peter D | Tue 16th Sep 2014 | 4 years ago
Although I stayed just for one night, I found the staff friendly and helpful, the meal good and the room comfortable. I would be very happy to come again!
Reviewer:Lionel M | Fri 12th Sep 2014 | 4 years ago
We spent a night at the White Hart while heading north. Even though it is situated on a busy road, the room was quiet and afforded a good nights sleep. The food and service were both excellent in the very busy dining room.
Reviewer:Mr. Brent W | Fri 31st May 2013 | 5 years ago
Rooms very clean and welcoming. Bed and bed linen of high quality and very comfortable.Can be quite noisy until doors close from pub. As I'm travelling for by business it would be more convenient for breakfast to start before 0730, due to work time, and travel commitments. Breakfast is well worth waiting for. Friendly staff
Reviewer:Mrs. Linda V | Fri 24th May 2013 | 5 years ago
Really lovely Inn with a very welcoming atmosphere. The owners are very friendly and very efficient. Rooms were clean and well equipped. My two business partners and I all had excellent evening meals with some very nice Rioja. Breakfast was freshly cooked and both tasty and plentiful. Highly recommended.
Reviewer:Mr. Chris P | Wed 22nd May 2013 | 5 years ago
trvelled from Germany and found this wonderful Inn an excellent place to stay. Good food and accommodation.
Reviewer:Mr. Stephan G | Wed 1st May 2013 | 5 years ago
The room was clean and comfortable and the staff were great! really friendly.
Reviewer:Loraine L | Thu 18th Apr 2013 | 5 years ago
Thank you for a very warm welcome and a comfortable stay.
Reviewer:Mrs B | Sun 14th Apr 2013 | 5 years ago
very nice place to stay!
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text: What is Deep Ecology? In 1972, Arne Naess coined the term "deep ecology" to contrast with "shallow" environmentalism. At the core of deep ecology is the idea that nature is sacred, meaning it has intrinsic value apart from its usefulness to human beings. The destruction of the environment is thus perceived as a desecration (literally a de-sacred-ing). In contrast, "shallow" environmentalism is concerned only with the effects of environmental devastation on human beings. Shallow environmentalism seeks to remedy the symptoms of ecological collapse without the transformation, or even the consciousness, of the "deep-seeded" cultural assumptions that gave rise to the collapse. Deep ecologists trace environmental desecration to a spiritual crisis, one which is rooted in the Western religious worldview that divides humans existentially from other living beings and divides the natural world from the sacred realm. Deep ecologists dispute the efficacy of the stewardship model of environmentalism advocated by Christian environmentalist, because it fails to address the root of the problem: anthropocentrism. Deep ecologists contrast an anthropocentric (or human-centered) attitude toward the environment with an eco-centeric or bio-centric one. An anthropocentric perspective values nature only in terms of its usefulness to human beings. An eco-centric or bio-centric perspective perceives that human beings are interconnected part a vast biotic community in which human beings have special responsibilities, but do not have any greater right to exist than any other form of life. Deep ecologists argue that efforts to preserve the ecosystem will not succeed until we collectively experience a transformation of consciousness from an ecologically shallow ego-centric perspective to an ecologically deep eco-centric perspective. This transformation of consciousness is referred to as the realization of one's "ecological self" (or "eco-self", in contrast to "ego-self"). Arne Naess' conception of the ecological self was inspired in part by Gandhi's understanding of self-realization as a widening one's concept of self to include all living beings. John Seed has described his realization of his own ecological self this way: Rather than saying "I am defending the rainforest," Seed says, "I am the forest, recently emerged into consciousness, defending myself." Paul Sheperd describes this change in this way: "If nature is not a prison and earth a shoddy way-station, we must find the faith and force to affirm its metabolism as our own—or rather, our own as part of it. To do so means nothing less than a shift in our whole frame of reference and our attitude toward life itself, a wider perception of the landscape as a creative, harmonious being where relationships of things are as real as the things. Without losing our sense of a great human destiny and without intellectual surrender, we must affirm that the world is a being, a part of our own body." According to David Abram, another way to think about deep ecology, or what he calls "depth ecology", is to contrast the "flat" perspective of conventional science which idealizes detached objectivity and which seeks to view nature from "outside". A "deep" perspective, in contrast, recognizes that we cannot escape our carnal immersion in the more-than-human world which encompasses us, enfolds us, and permeates us. Abram writes: "By acknowledging that we are a part of something so much vaster and more inscrutable than ourselves — by affirming that our own life is entirely continuous with the life of the rivers and forests, that our intelligence is entangled with the wild intelligence of wolves and wetlands, that our breathing bodies are simply a part of the exuberant flesh of the Earth — deep ecology opens a new (and perhaps also very old) sense of the sacred." Deep ecology has intellectual roots in the writings of early conservationists and environmentalists, like John Muir, Aldo Leopold, and Rachel Carson, all of whom believed that human beings are part of an interconnected biotic community to which we owe an ethical obligation. Deep ecology has inspired such movements as neo-animism, bioregionalism, and ecopsychology. The term "deep ecology" is closely related to "dark green religion", a term coined by Bron Taylor. Dark green religion or dark green spirituality encompasses a wide array of beliefs and practices, including those of atheists, religious naturalists, pantheists, Gaians, neo-animists, neo-shamans and, of course, Neo-Pagans. Re-Earthing and the Council of All Beings Like Thoreau, John Muir, and Aldo Leopold before them, deep ecologists trace their perspective to personal experiences of connection and wholeness with wild nature. Many deep ecologists believe there is no substitute for direct experience of the wild for people to develop an ecological consciousness. Time spent in wild nature gives rise to an intuitive or affective perception of the sacredness and interconnectedness of all life. The arts and ritual can also help break through the socialization by industrial consumer culture which separates us from our authentic ecological selves. Art and ritual can reach people on an emotional or spiritual ground when rational argument cannot. For example, photographs of undespoiled landscapes, such as the photography of Ansel Adams, have been used to good effect by environmentalists. Some activists have designed ritual processes called "re-Earthing" to deepen participants' felt connection to nature and their concomitant political will to defend it. One such re-Earthing ritual, developed by Joanna Macy and John Seed, is known as the Council of All Beings. In the ritual, participants imaginatively set aside their human identity to speak from the perspective of an other-than-human being. Participants experience the interconnectedness of the world through process called "evolutionary remembering". They are reminded that every cell in their bodies is descended from the first cell that emerged on earth. They then reenact the evolutionary journey of the universe, experiencing it as their own creation story. The process relies on the five senses, inner body knowing, and movement, as much as it does on words. In a process called "the Mourning", participants are invited to feel the pain of plants, animals, and landscapes caused by human actions. Participants then give voice to grief, fear, and anger of these voiceless ones in a "Council of All Beings". The other-than-human voices then offer to the humans present their own unique powers and knowledge to help guide and empower the humans to effect change. While the Council of All Beings might resemble a shamanic "channeling" in some ways, it is merely a calling forth of the wisdom and gifts that are latent in the human psyche. The Author John Halstead is a former Mormon, now eclectic Neo-Pagan with an interest in ritual as an art form, ecopsychology, theopoetics, Jungian theory, and the idea of death as an act of creation. In addition to being the Managing Editor here at HP, he is the author of the blogs, The Allergic Pagan at Patheos and Dreaming the Myth Onward at Pagan Square. He is also the administrator of the website Neo-Paganism.org.


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Captain Jack Harkness stared at the wall. She was gone. Well and truly gone. Dead. It was so inadequate: her name, one of thousands, little black letters on gray newspaper. 'Rose Marion Tyler, deceased.' He thought he would be violent, that he would yell and scream and throw things. He hadn't. He thought that he'd have been there, been able to see her one last time, to kiss her properly instead of a quick press of the lips. He wasn't and couldn't. He thought the Doctor would save her, would always save her. He didn't.
He was angry, mostly at Torchwood, a little at the Doctor. For not saving Rose. For leaving him behind. For being so damn irresistible. For challenging him to be something other than a conman, a survivor. He was angry at Rose, for travelling with a man—alien—she knew was dangerous, for reminding him that he could be noble and good, for dying. He watched her grow up after his Vortex Manipulator dumped him off a hundred years early. He never went too close—timelines and all that, but he watched her. Watched her mum try to raise a little girl on her own, watched her change from a child into a bright young woman, watched her break Jimmy Stone's nose after he gave her a black eye.
Mostly, he was tired. When he lost people, people he cared about, the years seemed to weigh on him as eternity stretched out in front of his eyes. Did the Doctor feel like this all the time? How did he stand it? Now, more than ever, Jack needed to find him.
Even his team agreed. At least, Gwen did, and it was Gwen who found him in his office staring at the newspaper. Gwen, who reminded him so much of Rose. She was a little older, maybe a little more suspicious, but the compassion, the empathy and desire to comfort were all there, the clever mind and brilliant comprehension of people—what makes them tick, and why, were all there. She knew when she saw him that something had happened. He wished he had told her about Rose and the Doctor, but some things were too precious to voice.
So now he was here, sitting across from the little girl who was not a little girl, staring at the wall, remembering.
"What is your question?" Her voice brought him back to the present.
"For the usual fee?" Always good to make sure.
She nodded. "If the cards will tell me."
He asked.
She laid the brightly painted Tarot cards on the table and studied them. For long moments neither spoke, and then finally she shook her head. "They will not answer." Bitterness welled up within him, but he pushed it down. It had been a long shot. He stood, ready to go.
"Will you hear what they will say?"
"Does it matter?" It isn't what he's looking for, and he doesn't have time for vague pronouncements of doom. He gets enough of those in his dreams.
She studied his face. "It is always important."
He sighed, and gestured for her to go ahead.
"Something is coming." He snorted, and she shot him a glare. He nodded apologetically and she continued. "Someone you have been looking for, waiting for." She held up the Magician. "He rides the ebbs and flows of time itself, but something else is waiting, something lost." She looked at Jack seriously. "The wolf is at the door."
He thanked her and left. The last bit—about lost things and wolves, disturbed him for a time, but it was forgotten in the rush of joy and grim satisfaction that suffused him. The Doctor was coming back! Finally, he would get his answers.
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Crude petroleum, which accounts for about one-half of export earnings, is the most important mineral product of Egypt. Production was about 26.4 million barrels annually in the early 1960s. As a result of the discovery in the 1950s and 1960s of large new fields in the Al 'Alamayn and Gulf of Suez areas, and a major exploration effort in the 1970s, annual production of crude petroleum increased to approximately 312.2 million barrels in the early 1990s. Proven reserves stood at 6.2 billion barrels in 1992 as Egypt renewed exploration, signing 12 agreements with foreign companies to drill new wells. The country is encouraging natural gas production to supply domestic energy needs, with annual extraction in the early 1990s of 11.6 billion cu m (410 billion cu ft).
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Father Sebastian, the only good priest everybody knows, is dead. Pastor of a parish outside Chicago, Father Sebastian was also involved in the gay community through his work with Faith, the gay Catholic organization the diocese is trying to drive out of the church.
High school teacher Tom mason, who has gained some local notoriety from his involvement in a couple of murder cases, is asked by friends to look into the priest's death; was it murder? Along with his lover… (more)
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