Three restaurants, each with its own menu, seating options and mood. Guests can choose to dine outdoors on the Spanish Steps or sip a cocktail next to a custom-built interactive indoor fountain. To a large extent, it was a partnership with the community that brought the old Elks Temple back to life.Ĥ5 hotel rooms featuring unique artwork and private baths many rooms have views of the Puget Sound and Old Town Tacoma, while others look to the interior atrium.Īn intimate 700-capacity live music venue – with its original stage fully restored – that will host national touring artists, regional and local bands. The property’s $34 million restoration project was funded in part by local investors.
It’s beautiful but dark, so capturing the ambiance in photos was tough. When I say that it’s a Tiki Bar, I’m talking about fruity drinks and lots of bamboo kitsch, sure, but I’m also talking about indoor fire pits and fountains, thunder and lightning, and more. Start upstairs and work your way down because once you get to The Old HIdeaway in the basement, you will not want to leave.
You simply must go explore it for yourself. Whatever kind of bar you’re looking for. To be honest, it’s hard to put into words. Also, there’s a brewery and several bars. In true McMenamins fashion, there’s a pocket-sized tiny bar that you’ll have to discover on your own. Like their other properties, the artwork itself is worth a visit. They have elegantly embraced the history of the building and Tacoma. And that’s saying something. Every fixture, every piece of art, every doorknob and doormat seems to have been perfectly considered. It’s frickin’ beautiful! From the Tiki Bar in the basement (The Old Hideaway) to the amazing live music venue and the luxurious guest rooms upstairs, this might be the most spectacular thing Mike and Brian McMenamin have accomplished to date.
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