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Hotel Longmont gives Colorado travelers a new reason to visit Longmont

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Hotel Longmont gives Colorado travelers a new reason to visit Longmont

Longmont, Colo. welcomes Hotel Longmont, the city’s first boutique hotel. The hotel is now open, conveniently located at 508 3rd Avenue in the heart of downtown. Developed by The Thrash Group and Vertikal and managed by Tandem Hospitality Group, the thoughtfully curated hotel is anchored by Longmont Supply, a rooftop restaurant and bar celebrating the Front Range’s farms and mountain views.


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Supporting Longmont local artists and businesses


Hotel Longmont is designed to feel like an extension of the community. Created in collaboration with the Longmont Creative District and the Longmont Downtown Development Authority, nearly all of the artwork throughout the property was commissioned from Colorado artists. Locals and visitors can purchase the property’s artwork, with100% of proceeds going directly to the artists.

The hotel’s retail offerings are Colorado-sourced in partnership with Colorado Crafted, books throughout the property come from regional sellers, and the coffee served on property is locally roasted through a partnership with Longmont’s own Ziggi’s Coffee. 

Modern guest suite at Hotel Longmont featuring a large sectional sofa, oversized windows and views of downtown Longmont.
Hotel Longmont’s spacious suites combine contemporary comfort with design inspired by Colorado’s landscapes. (Photo courtesy of Hotel Longmont)


“We worked very closely with the City of Longmont and the Longmont Downtown Development Authority to bring this hotel to life,” says Joe Thrash, partner at The Thrash Group. “We’re grateful to the city and residents for welcoming us with open arms, and we look forward to becoming a gathering place for locals and home base for visitors exploring Colorado.”

Showcasing the spirit of Colorado

The hotel’s 84 guest rooms include 44 king rooms, 11 doubles, three full suites and a family-friendly bunk room featuring two queen beds with twin bunks above. The hotel interiors are a collaboration by Thrash Group Design, Katy Curtis and 75 Degree Design Studio. The hotel walks the line between a rich sense of place and forward-looking comfort, anchoring its identity in a classic Colorado character while delivering a thoroughly modern guest experience. 

Outdoor seating at Longmont Supply rooftop restaurant overlooking downtown Longmont and the Colorado Front Range.
Longmont Supply, the hotel’s rooftop restaurant and bar, offers sweeping views of downtown Longmont. (Photo courtesy of Hotel Longmont)

Inviting guests to enjoy seasonal dishes at Longmont Supply rooftop restaurant

Longmont Supply sits on top of the hotel on the fifth floor, offering sweeping views of Longs Peak and the Flatirons. The seasonally rotating menu is built around local farms and purveyors including Buckner Family Ranch, Forever Green Farms and Blue Point Bakery. Menu highlights include wild game like the Pulled Duck Sandwich and Front Range Game Sliders along with gluten-friendly and vegetarian options.

Celebrating a vibrant, rotating cocktail program

The drink list rotates seasonally to reflect the flavor profiles of the food menu with current favorites such as:

  • Lemon Basil Margherita with Milagro silver tequila, Cointreau, basil infused sour mix, basil crystal rim and a lemon wheel
  • Main Street Sour with Stranahans Whiskey, house sour, red wine float and dark cherry

Longmont Supply is open daily from 7 a.m., with the bar and dining room open until 9 p.m. Sunday through Wednesday and 10 p.m. Thursday through Saturday, offering both indoor and outdoor seating. In-room dining is available for guests anytime the restaurant is open.

Scottish salmon served with risotto and seasonal vegetables at Longmont Supply rooftop restaurant.
Longmont Supply’s menu highlights seasonal ingredients from Colorado farms alongside elevated dishes like Scottish salmon served with locally inspired flavors. (Photo courtesy of Hotel Longmont)

“Our menu is constantly evolving in partnership with our local farms and purveyors,”says Lindsey Ryan, director of food & beverage at Longmont Supply. “Longmont Supply is built around fresh, seasonal ingredients served within an elevated yet approachable atmosphere. We look forward to welcoming the community for a taste of Colorado.”

Offering guests access to nearby attractions

Longmont is a hub for craft brewing, organic farming and technology, set against the backdrop of the Rocky Mountains’ Eastern Slope. Hotel Longmont places guests within walking distance of the city’s shops, breweries and creative district, within easy reach of Boulder, Rocky Mountain National Park and Denver.

For more information and reservations, visit hotellongmont.com.

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