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Harte & Garter hotel & spa

Windsor
One of the most historical Windsor hotels, The Harte & Garter is an amalgamation of two 14th century inns: The Garter Inn, named after the Most Noble Order of the Garter, which was founded by King Edward III, and The White Harte, named in honour of the Royal Emblem worn by King Richard II. In the late 19th century, they were joined together to form The Harte & Garter Hotel.
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One of the most historical Windsor hotels, The Harte & Garter is an amalgamation of two 14th century inns: The Garter Inn, named after the Most Noble Order of the Garter, which was founded by King Edward III, and The White Harte, named in honour of the Royal Emblem worn by King Richard II. In the late 19th century, they were joined together to form The Harte & Garter Hotel.
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Window glazing upgrades for the Harte and Garter hotel

Every care has been taken to ensure this Windsor hotel continues to retain its historic charm, and as a result the interiors are a remarkable combination of modern and classical design.

TRC carried out restoration of the existing timber windows and French doors, while a full draught exclusion system was supplied by Draftfix.

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CLIENT Galliard Construction
PROJECT VALUE £120k

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