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The Jane Hotel
Snapshot:: The Key to Our Room at the Jane Hotel
September 4, 2008 at 11:16 AM | 3 Comments
After seeing our story that the Jane Hotel was indeed open and indeed did have $99 rooms available, JetsetCD immediately booked a night at the hotel. Enjoy.
It's not everyday we get to sleep where survivors of the Titanic were once sheltered, but that's exactly what we did yesterday at the newly-opened Jane Hotel.
We've given you a couple of glimpses into the delightfully weird Jane, historic SRO housing turned micro-boutique property from hoteliers Sean MacPherson and Eric Goode.
Now we can finally count ourselves a survivor as well, of their 50-square-foot "cabins" and shared bathrooms. Be sure to stay tuned for the full review tomorrow, complete with a video room tour and a load more pics.
And yes, that is the hotel's room key, but we are also just happy to see you.
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Sneak Peek, Part Two :: What Else is Going to Be Inside The Jane Hotel
July 29, 2008 at 5:40 PM | 6 Comments
In our story yesterday about the upcoming Jane Hotel from hoteliers Sean MacPherson and Eric Goode, we largely focused on the micro-rooms that would be opening up in mid-August (does that qualify as an oxymoron? Anything with the word "large" next to "micro-rooms" must be.)
However, you aren't going to want to hole up in your room here--not when there will be so much action going on downstairs, upstairs and below stairs.
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Sneak Peek :: A First Look at The Jane Hotel
July 28, 2008 at 12:39 PM | 4 Comments
We were lucky enough to get a guided tour of the work-in-progress that is The Jane Hotel from none other than the supercool hotelier himself, Sean MacPherson.
While much of the place is still under construction as it transforms from rundown SRO housing to the budget-chic Jane, we were still able to see just how interesting this place will be when it opens.
We say interesting because if you know Sean MacPherson's work, along with his partner Eric Goode, they aren't in the business of building sterile, white boxes for people to spend the night. Although, it's funny we should say boxes....
