Does a hotspot that is inside one of the offices of a large building fall under the public WiFi law?

Question

WiFi

We are all well aware of the need for SMS authorization for public wireless networks. Restaurants, libraries and other similar institutions have long since switched or are now using such authorization. This will protect them from fines.
Now the question is:
Is my small office inside an office building a public place? In addition to employees, clients also come to the office. They use the open guest network of our router. It turns out that I am obliged to comply with all the norms of the law and organize full SMS authorization with the storage of all logs for 6 months?
And will it be a loophole in the law to PASSWORD the access point and provide a password at the request of customers?

Answer 1

-yes, the point is public.
-if you store the passport data of your customers, and that is not a fact.