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About The Jane Hotel
In 1912, it sheltered survivors of the Titanic. It became a sailors’ haven in the 1920s. And in recent years, the storied 1907 waterfront building became a quirky “residential hotel.” Now, following a personal restoration by hospitality veterans Sean MacPherson and Eric Goode, 113 Jane St. in Manhattan’s Far West Village it has gotten a new life as The Jane-a unique 200-room micro hotel for young travelers with more dash than cash. Inspired by luxury train cabins, rooms use smart design to pack maximum conveniences into minimal space; each Standard Cabin comes with air conditioning, fan, rails with coat-hooks, and a compact twin bed with built-in drawers and upper/lower storage space. All rooms feature free high-speed internet access and 23” flat-screen LCD televisions and iPod docks.
