What?
A social establishment styled in the modern Queensland manner of an open-plan, top-floor apartment encouraging intimate or communal tête-à-tête. A discreet bar is well supplied and agog with a selective bevy of alcoholic concoctions, complete with an attentive and considerate team.
Where?
Celebrating the village lifestyle of West End, The Loft is cosily perched atop Archive Beer Boutique on Boundary Street. Heed the score of stairs that hails the ascent to heaven upon arrival, and potential hell upon departure.
Who?
Aushotel adventurer Jim Davies and manager Kellie Prescott depart from the decadence of nightclubbing, to present a prudent casual elegance that espouses the culture and community of West End.
How?
Replete with a terrace lush in greenery, potted flora hang loftily from the eaves overlooking a stately library adorned with an assortment of Queensland home-styled table lamps, chaise, chesterfields, love seats and settees. The shiny wax floors of this elegant lounge keep high heels especially vigilant.The chicly designed dwelling opens to a sizeable function space, dominated by the well-stocked, beautifully lit and tiled bar while embracing Brisbane’s latest trend in featuring an alcove with a smartly-placed dining setting. Textured Asian walls complete this modern fusion of West End living, where the rooftop framework can easily accommodate large-scale entertainment.
Why?
An escape from the maddening crowds of nightclub precincts promises a distinctly mature atmosphere. Sexy disco and house music with the organic fusion of live musicianship signifies that juvenile electro wub dub is not welcome here. Sunset cocktails on the terrace initiate the order of the evening, with tasting share plates available until midnight.
