The Thomas Ingoldsby

About

The Thomas Ingoldsby is a pub located in Canterbury, known for its dual function as a cozy hotel. It offers a range of facilities including Wi-Fi, TV screens, and a licensed outdoor area, making it a suitable spot for both dining and accommodation. The pub is particularly family-friendly, with specific hours for children under 18 to be on the premises.

The establishment has historical significance as it is named after Richard Harris Barham, who was born nearby in 1788. He wrote The Ingoldsby Legends, which first appeared in 1840, during a time when Charles Dickens was editing a periodical. This connection to literary history adds a unique charm to the pub, making it a notable place to visit in the area.