Public House Lofts

Nice place went at off time so not busy so quiet which is hard to find . Had good service the elk chili was really good and a little spicy.
Dec 30th, 1969

We were incredibly impressed with Public House Lofts. Especially wonderful during COVID is the keyless entry system. You enter with a code. The rooms are incredibly expansive. The bed was comfortable and the bathroom fully equipped with all luxury amenities from Aesop soap to automatic shades. The location is perfect in town.
Dec 30th, 1969

The room itself was nice but the experience accessing the hotel was terrible. They market themselves as a hotel, but there is no reception, there was not a single person in the building when we arrived. The restaurant was closed for three days. The only way to access the room (which there's only 3 rooms total in the entire place) was with a code. There was no note by the code keypad for help or even a number to call for issues. The email confirmation Public House sent a day prior went to my spam and the Subject had no indication of the actual hotel. The subject line listed the room name, not the hotel. We spent two hours of sitting in our car trying to figure out how to access and calling the main line that went straight to voicemail. we finally found the code via email in spam. The worst part was the hotel concierge team did not call us back until 23 hours after we initially called. The service (or lack there of) was a huge disappointment - especially for the $450/night price.
Dec 30th, 1969