The Jane Hotel

This lovely hotel is set in Soho / Tribeca / Chinatown. The total number of accommodation units is 160. The Jane is not a pet-friendly establishment.

Going with a group? Reservations aren't accepted and the door is tough, so get there early to guarantee admission.

American musical film and cult classic "Hedwig and the Angry Inch" premiered in this space back when it was called the Jane Street Theater.

Superlative set design meets the golden age of travel at the Jane Hotel, a 159-room former SRO for sailors (with a few residents still remaining; look for the silver doors) and one-time refuge of Titanic victims in the far West Village. It's the budget alternative to equally mise-en-scène sister properties the Maritime and Bowery hotels, and best for those looking for a stylish base, not space....

The Jane is a budget hotel with a rich history. The brick property was once a resting stop for sailors, and in 1912 Titanic survivors bedded down here. During the 1980s and ‘90s, the building became the seedy Riverview Hotel, attracting…

The third installment from the owners of the Maritime and the Bowery Hotels, the recently renovated Jane Hotel draws jet-setting recessionistas with 200 cabin-like rooms that provide shabby chic...

Take note of the Argentinean tiles, stained-glass ceiling and stuffed monkey as you make your way through the Jane Hotel’s speakeasy-style bar--complete with a drinks window--into the lavish...

Originally established in 1908 as a hotel for sailors by the American Seaman's Friend Society, The Jane is a veritable New York City landmark in its own right. The hotel boasts a colorful history, having once served as lodging for the fortunate survivors of the tragic demise of the Titanic, and venue for various prestigious concerts and events. The rooms resemble the kind of cabins one would...