The Lowe Hotel
MAIN STREET, POINT PLEASANT, Wv
THE Lowe HOTEL Is CURRENTLY UNDER RENOVATION.
Over a century of history and legend lives within the walls of one of Point Pleasant's most storied landmarks.
First opened in 1904 as “The Spencer Hotel,” this riverfront icon on Main Street has witnessed bustling river trade, local celebrations, and countless stories and tales.
It stands in the heart of Point Pleasant, West Virginia, a river town with a character all its own, known for its history, legends, and the visitors it draws each year – from the annual Mothman Festival to travelers tracing the stories across the Ohio Valley.
Now under new ownership, The Lowe Hotel is being restored and reimagined for its next chapter, while preserving the history and mystery that have always lived here.
Frequently Asked Questions
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We don't have a confirmed reopening date yet. Restoring a building with this much history is a significant undertaking, and we're committed to doing it right rather than rushing. The best way to stay informed is to sign up for updates above. Email subscribers will be the first to know as our timeline takes shape.
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Not yet. The hotel is currently closed for renovation, so reservations aren't available at this time. Once we're closer to reopening, we'll share booking information with our email subscribers first.
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Yes. If you registered for updates in the past, you're still on our list, and you'll be hearing from us as this new chapter gets underway. Thank you for your patience — the wait is part of the story.
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The Lowe Hotel has been part of Point Pleasant since 1904, and over more than a century, plenty of stories and legends have grown up around it. We share these tales as they've been passed down to us. You can explore them on our Legends page and decide for yourself.
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We're still in the early stages of planning, but we're always interested in connecting with people who share our vision for The Lowe Hotel and Point Pleasant. Reach out through our Contact page and tell us what you have in mind.
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Sign up with your email above, and follow us on Facebook. We'll be sharing the hotel's history, its legends, restoration updates, and news as we move toward reopening.
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Originally opened in 1904 as the Spencer Hotel, the building has been a cornerstone of Point Pleasant’s riverfront district. Renamed the Lowe Hotel in 1929, it has hosted travelers, celebrations, and a fair share of legends for more than a century.
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The hotel sits in the heart of Point Pleasant, West Virginia, at the corner of Main and Fourth Streets—just steps from the Ohio River and the famous Mothman statue.
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Yes. Renovations are designed to preserve the building’s historic architecture and atmosphere while updating amenities for modern comfort.
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You can find info on us at the 2026 Mothman Festival and during the September-October and Halloween season, where we’ll be sharing more about the hotel’s haunted history and future plans.
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The 2026 Mothman Festival takes place September 19-20 2026, right in the heart of Main Street where The Lowe Hotel is the center of it all.
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Signing up for email updates is the best way to stay in the loop! Also, keep checking our website and on our Facebook page for any other important renovation and re-opening updates or information.