We recently stayed in the space above the tavern, which is part of Olema House, and overall, we had a nice experience.
Check-in was smooth and seamless, and the receptionist was incredibly welcoming and helpful. Our room metâand honestly exceededâour expectations in terms of comfort and design.
That said, there were a few areas that could use improvement. Leading up to our stay, I tried to contact the hotel multiple times over the span of a couple weeks with no luck. It wasnât until one or two days before our check-in that I was finally able to get someone on the phone. That delay was frustrating and made it hard to plan ahead.
We had dinner at Due West, and the food was good. However, the service was inconsistentâwe had to repeatedly ask for simple things like utensils, water, and sauces. The staff was kind, just a bit forgetful.
The biggest drawback was the noise on the night of our stay. When we returned to our room around 9:00â9:15 PM, there was a party on the property that was extremely loud and definitely affected the peaceful experience we were hoping for.
As for the property itselfâitâs charming, but parts of it feel a bit worn. The outdoor fire pit area, for example, had mismatched and weathered furniture that didnât quite align with the price point or the âluxuryâ label.
All that being said, I did enjoy our visit and would stay here again. The property is beautiful and has a lot of potential,it just needs a bit more consistency and polish to fully ask high rat
