THE JANE HOTEL
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2024
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2024
Immerse yourself in a typical West Village red brick building, but with rooms similar to the cabins of a boat.
The hotel rooms are very similar to the cabins of a ship; they are rather compact, with the exception of the double room (Captain Cabin) which is quite spacious. There are two other types of rooms, one with a single bed and the other with two bunk beds, both with a shared bathroom. The Jane Hotel is housed in a historic red brick building typical of the West Village, in a charming cobbled street that has the advantage of being quiet. The experience is fun and the prices rather affordable.
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The ratings and reviews below reflect the subjective opinions of members and not the opinion of The Little Witty.
Visited in january 2024
This place is a knock out! Hotels in the surrounding area are often much pricier. It may have a bit of "charm" that comes when refurbs aren't as often as the chain hotels, but on each occasion I have stayed at the Jane Hotel, I have had a room that met and exceeded my expectations for cleanliness, quality, comfort, and amenities. Additionally, I find the lobby incredibly fun (there are monkeys everywhere!) The staff--- in matching red bellmans outfits remnicent of the Roosevelt Hotel in Los Angeles and the (now defunct) Tower of Terror at Disney's Studios in Orlando--- checks you in to your room in front of an old style bulleton board / mail board. This hotel is among my most recommended for a traveler on a budget in New York City.
Visited in december 2023
I went here to celebrate my best friend's birthday in November and she was physically assaulted by two ladies. When I say physically assaulted, I mean it. She was hit in the head with a glass bottle and her forehead was cut open. Security saw her bleeding and instead of trying to help her, they escorted her to a private office behind the lobby so she wouldn't be seen by any one who was already there partying. I was appalled at how little the Jane staff did and how they responded to the situation. They just stood there and did nothing. After I took my friend to the hospital, we reported the incident and shared the blurry video we have of the girls running away. My friend did not do anything to provoke them, we were just dancing and minding our own business in the corner by the fireplace. I'm not sure if the girls were aiming to hit someone else and my friend got in the way but it was a horrible night. To top it off, nothing was done by security or staff at hotel and they TOLD US NOT TO CALL THE POLICE. They had our numbers and didn't even try to check up on my friend any time after. When I tried to follow up with them, the Jane Hotel stopped responding to my phone calls and emails. I then threatened to call the police, and they responded ONLY THEN to tell me the time to report the incident to the police HAD PASSED. This place is A DISGRACE. Please do not support this atrocious place.
Visited in december 2023
Beautiful and historic landmark hotel w/ plenty of (former) reasonable priced rooms, a superb ballroom, good café and amazing views at its rooftop (all of them now members-only). Staff was good, special mentions to Jamie and José. You (presumably) still can have better deals if a frequent traveler. Nearby you'll find West Village speakeasy, the Highline, the Hudson Yards and the cyclable Hudson riverside. Now the downsides: you'll have to pay city tax and it can turn your stay expensive (even if it's one of Manhattan's most affordable), the rooms are extremely small, you'll have almost no amenity beside a bed for what you pay, the nearby subway stations is far away, the place is now under renovations and a lot of areas are closed and will be keep closed afterwards and the place used to get crowded during weekend's nights when the ballroom turn into a discotheque.
Visited in december 2023
Worst hotel experience in NYC by far. First, I booked a 3 night stay and they never disclosed they were doing a full renovation in the building, closing most (if not all) the public areas including the bar and the rooftop. Second, I knew that the rooms were tiny, but in my room the AC was broken and the heating system was on 90% of the time, so my room was literally a boiler. I request a room change but there didn’t want to even having some free rooms in my floor. Also the fire alarm sounded 3 times during my stay, probably because of the construction stuff. Last, when I asked for a compensation for all these problems above, they just said the reservation was not refundable. Make yourself a favor and stay away from this people.
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