The Brick Loft was built in 1890 by Smith Harrison, an enterprising businessman who opened it as The First State Bank in 1893. Built  from local Uniontown brick  it remained a bank for an unknown period of time before it passed into the hands of Eleanor Reseinauer in the 1940's. Eleanor transformed it into a restaurant and saloon that served as a meeting place for friends and family passing between the Lewiston-Clarkston  Valley and Pullman/Moscow. While it no longer bears her namesake, many locals still fondly remember the establishment as Eleanors. We are honored to continue its legacy as a revitalized, unique historical building on the Palouse offering event space and lodging options for locals and travelers alike. 

The Brick Loft is an open concept main living space with a fully equipped modern kitchen  and dining table that seats 6 and a  bar that seats 4+. There are 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms off of the main space that can accommodate up to 9 overnight guests wishing to stay in the heart of the Palouse. The space is well-appointed for alumni events,  retreats, culinary experiences, and family events.