OUR STORY

Our hotel has been part of the Glebe community for over a century, first opening its doors as early as 1867. Between 1882 and 1884, the building was owned by publican John G. Tucker and operated as the Old Forest Lodge Hotel, with the second floor serving as accommodation.

In 1885, management passed to John Harris, and the hotel was renamed the Town Hall Hotel in recognition of its close proximity to the Glebe Town Hall, which had been constructed five years earlier.

In 1973, the pub was renamed once again, becoming The Nag’s Head Hotel. Over the following three decades, the venue underwent significant changes, including the addition of the now-beloved balcony and expansion into the neighbouring townhouse, which once housed a pizza shop.