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"Times Square Nugget"Reviewed by a Hotels.com guest on May 6, 2012
We really enjoyed our stay. We stayed for a week and were glad to find a hotel right in the heart of Times Square. The service was definitely top notch! The front desk was courteous and the concierge was very helpful, recommending great shows and restaurants. Our room was nice. It could've been a little larger. But the bathroom was a good size and the size of the TV's and the fact that they played HD was a bonus. Also, the bed was quite comfortable. The cleaning staff did a fine job of keeping up the room. I'll definitely recommend this hotel to others.
"Consistency. You can depend on it."Reviewed by a Hotels.com guest on May 6, 2012
Finding a "GOOD THING" these days can get harder and harder. For this reason when you come across a 'good thing" it is priceless. One of the most recent "good things " that I have come across is the PARAMOUNT hotel in Times Square. The first thing that I leave the hotel impressed by is the professionalism and commitment that is demonstrated by the staff. Starting with the front desk where I was checked in by Catherine and continuing until the driver which I received at the hotel hands me my luggage at the airport. Catherine followed the details of my visit until the moment I checked out. The only dislike that I had which eventually i got over was the view of the alley where the boiler or some loud machine was placed. I know that from now on I will request a room that faces anywhere but there. If you are going to New York and plan on taking in Broadway there could not be a more perfect location. I love this hotel so much I find myself wanting to travel to NYC more. I cannot wait until my next visit to the PARAMOUNT which I hope will be in the next few weeks.
"Affordable Quickie in NY"Reviewed by a Hotels.com guest on May 5, 2012
We had a very good time and the hotel was close to work.
""Reviewed by a Hotels.com guest on May 5, 2012
Very nice hotel, within walking distance to subway for access to Manhattan (take the 7 or E and you can get to grand central, times square, penn station). Just a few blocks to local restaraunts. The room was very clean, excellent staff, free shuttle to subway. Overall an excellent place to stay if your touring new york city. One note, if you are considering a "view room" save your money, the view is obstructed by a number of taller buildings (the hotel is only 7 floors). Overall an excellent experience and I would definitely stay again, especially at the rate because of the new hotel discount. If you plan to take a cab from the hotel call one yourself because the service the hotel uses charges a flat rate to specific areas and you can get a cab on your own for cheaper generally.
"Nice hotel in the theatre district"Reviewed by a Hotels.com guest on May 5, 2012
Very nice hotel in the theatre district. Friendly and helpful staff. Basic room accomodations but very clean. Would recommend.
If you'd like a prime West Village location and the charm of one of Manhattan's most historically interesting hotels, The Jane Hotel could be your perfect match. You'll stay in a neighborhood lined with restaurants, bars, and shops. For much of the last century, the West Village was the city's hub for radical art, music, and politics. The Village Vanguard and the Stonewall Inn, both within a 15-minute walk, are 2 of the neighborhood's most famous venues, and still in operation. The High Line, possibly the city's most unique green space, starts 3 blocks from the hotel and winds north, connecting to the Chelsea neighborhood. Chelsea Piers Sports & Entertainment Complex, a 15-minute walk away, features bowling, rock climbing, and golfing. Urban cyclists can explore the area with complimentary bicycles from the hotel. For longer expeditions, the Eighth Avenue subway station, a 10-minute walk away, offers easy access to Midtown, the Theater District, and the Upper West Side, all within 35 minutes by train.
The pleasant surprises go deeper than the hotel's decor--the building and its cabin-style rooms were erected in 1908 as a hotel for sailors; 4 years later these rooms housed survivors of the Titanic wreck following their rescue. A major renovation in 2008 turned this historic site into a modern hotel, while carefully retaining its original charm.
Café Gitane, located off the hotel lobby, serves up tasty French and Moroccan food for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, with late-night hours on the weekend. The classic diner decor and a menu designed for sharing make this spot a local favorite. The hotel's lounge features a full bar in a warm and unique atmosphere with dim lights, candles, a dark wood bar, leather chairs, and a large fireplace.
The Jane's cabin-style rooms are compact, but considerable upgrades have made them comfortable and tech-equipped. All 208 rooms have flat-screen TVs with DVD players, and wireless Internet access is complimentary. Standard Cabins have access to shared bathrooms on each floor. In the Captain's Cabin, you'll enjoy a larger room with a private bathroom and retro furniture.
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
This hotel does not offer any accessibility features. Please select a different hotel if you are interested in booking a room with accessibility features.
Café Gitane - At this laid-back restaurant, you'll enjoy French and Moroccan food in a classic diner space, with counter seating, retro furniture, and black-and-white tiled floors. Open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, Café Gitane specializes in Moroccan classics like couscous with raisins, eggplant, and hummus, and small French-Mediterranean plates you'll want to share with your travel companions. Cash only.
Hotel bar - Located in the lobby. Enjoy mixed drinks while sitting in an atmospheric space full of leather chairs and dark wood. Warm yourself by the fireplace or create a mysterious new persona as you sip a cocktail by candlelight.
Room service - The Jane offers room service for breakfast and lunch.
The Jane Hotel provides complimentary bicycle rentals.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
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"Clean but noisy"
The location is excellent and the price is good - just know what you are getting into. The rooms are of course tiny, but well-laid-out so it wasn't a problem. What I hadn't thought of was that because the rooms are so small and your head is right next to the door, and also a few feet from your neighbors doors, you will hear everything going on in the […] hallway, all night long, all comings and goings and door openings and closings. Can make for a restless night if you're not a sound sleeper! On the other hand, everything very clean, bathrooms clean and surprisingly never had to wait. Read more
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"Tiny room & trapezoid shaped bed"
Pro: - nice, leisurely neighborhood - cute decor inside hotel - nice restaurant connecting the hotel with organic manu choices Con: - My bed is trapezoid in shape. - The bed is also very short and narrow. Couldn't turn in bed. I'm 5 feet 3, my feet were hanging in the air at the edge of the bed. Granted this is a corner room next to the stair-well […] and they possibly have ran out of space. I'm not sure if that's the same for all the single bed rooms, worth double-checking with the hotel ahead of time. - Not hot running water in the morning when I tried to wash my face in the public bathroom. I couldn't leave this hotel fast enough, not to mention the bad hair I got from putting my head in the triangle end of the trapezoid shaped bed. Will not stay here again. Read more
"Loved The Jane!"
I just loved this hotel. Great deal if you are traveling alone. The neighborhood is awesome and so is the hotel itself. They have a great restaurant, very friendly/helpful staff and at night you can go the bar and grab some drinks. Couldn't be more convenient!
"Charming Historical Hotel"
Oh if the walls could talk. This hotel has a story and a history. It felt like going back in time. The room was extremely small...smaller than I have ever seen. It felt like being in a train sleeper car or in the smallest cruise-ship cabin. Every thing was effecient and comfortable except for the mattress which could use a mattress pad. Loved the location […] and quiet neighborhood. Staff was fantastic. Read more
"One of my FAVORITE hotels!"
First, let me say that I was charmed the moment I walked in the door...the decor was really interesting and, well, charming. The staff was really wonderful from start to finish...having stayed all over New York, I've yet to find such a winning combination as the Jane Hotel. Two things I would point out: First, when you get your room key the desk person […] will tell you to put part of the key ring in the hole next to the door in your room. Put the key fob in the hole and you'll have electricity in your room...take it out and the power goes out. This must save them big bucks and I think that is the "green"-est thing I've ever seen. Second, not to complain, but the rooms really are small. I'm just over six feet tall and could touch both sides of the room with my hands without even trying. SMALL! But, oddly cozy. Make a point of visiting the High Line park...it starts a few blocks away. Trust me, you'll love this hotel! Read more
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"tiny room with big advantages"
The design of this room was terrific, especially the coolly weird power stick. The smallness of the room did not detract from the comfort, and small amenities and a great rainfall showerhead in the shared bathrooms won me over for good.
"Got it all..."
From a single person to a couple - this has it all. Small rooms for the single traveler to to the couple - it's perfect. Wifi works, clean rooms, West Village, and a cool little 'organic' restaurant - go for it and enjoy.
"Jane NYC - Great Find!"
Booked one night at the Jane, and was tremendously impressed with service. Hotel upgraded me from standard cabin (twin bed) to captain's room (king bed), which was AMAZING. Very chic, cool, and hip. Great decor, staff is really friendly and nice. Hotel was clean. I will definitely stay here again.
"Quaint West Village Spot"
Actually stayed here because everything I was doing on this recent trip to NYC was in the West Village so I figured this would be an "easy commute." It was. The room is very akin to a sleeper on a train so be warned, but if you've read the description, you know what you're in for. The entire place was extremely clean esp. the room and the shared bathroom. […] I thought sharing a bathroom would be offputting, but every time I went (i drink a LOT of water so it was often!) there was never anybody else there. Granted the little rooms are small so i would think a stay longer than 2 days would be maddening but for me for a single night it was a good deal. I had trouble sleeping, but that was more about me than about the room so I honestly am not going to fault The Jane for that. My ONLY complaint is that it is VERY west, ie. on the West Side Hwy and the showers were a tad cramped: it was hard to hang up your rope, slippers, etc. in a spot where they wouldn't get some backsplash from the shower. I have no problem recommending The Jane and have already at least twice! Read more
"Best parts of a hotel + best attributes of hostels"
I thoroughly enjoyed my stay here - this is exactly the type of hotel I'd like to see more of. Hostel Features: - Rooms are small, and (for lack of being like apartments) encourage dropping your bags and heading back out to explore the city - Communal restrooms, but with private stalls for all showers and toilets - Extremely inexpensive, particularly […] given the area Hotel Features: - Very clean. This is always the biggest problem with hostels, but the hotel (including communal bathrooms) is spotless. - Private rooms, including TV / cable - Prompt and helpful service - Extremely well-located - everything I came to see in NYC (and a few things I decided on the fly to see) was 15min or less walk away from the hotel. It's very efficient, and everything I'd want in a place to stay. I'll definitely be returning to The Jane next time I'm in Manhattan. Read more
Great location. Very close to the Highline which was good to explore. Clean and comfortable if very small rooms. Bathrooms at the end of the hall were my only concern but worked out fine. Never waited for a shower. Housekeeping kept the bathrooms nice and clean at all times. Food in the cafe was very good. Saw other reviewers complain about noise from […] the bar but I never noticed it. For NYC the price could'n't be beat. For one or two people on a budget I think this is a great find. Read more
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"suffocation room"
It was fun staying at the Jane however the heating system ruined our nights . . . it was just too hot, even with the window wide open. Most staff were friendly and efficient, a few not.
The Jane is a lovely little place! The staff members are all polite, prompt, and helpful. The amenities are nice, too! There is a charming little cafe downstairs in the lobby, and room service is also available. And the rates are very reasonable, especially given the location (West Village/Chelsea). Definitely a place I'd recommend and/or return to […] ! Read more
"Great Hotel for the money"
Nice place especially for the money. Very small rooms but if you're in for an evening and don't mind a single bed - this is IT! Great location for the West Side and easy access to subway. If stayed numerous times - staff is great, nice restaurant on premise. I've never had an issue with the shared bathrooms (as I once thought) - I've only seen on a […] few occasion one other person in the spacious and clean bathrooms. RECOMMENDED. Read more
"Classic commfort"
This is our favorite place to stay. The staff both at the front desk and in the cafe are great - gorgeous styling, clean,comfortable, and location can't be beat.
"Unnecessary Hold on Credit Card"
The Jane is clean and well-located, and the hotel would have gotten a significantly better review from me if not for the following. When you check in, the hotel puts a hold on your credit card for the total cost of the room, plus $50 a day, for incidentals. We didn't have a problem with this. When we checked out, we decided to pay the whole amount […] in cash, and assumed (reasonably, I think) that the hold would be lifted right away. Well, it's been FIVE days, and the hold is still there, meaning the credit card is almost maxed out. It's just been a pain, and a very unnecessary one at that. The Jane needs to correct this if it expects guests to come back. Read more
"Hotel Jane"
Wonderfully located.. But... couldn't control temperature in the room . It was sooo hot I opened the window and finally put on the very loud airconditioner.... The mattress should've been replaced last year! Otherwise... very pleasant staff and it was what it was advertised as...
"Jane Hotel"
I spent one night there and it was fun. Everything was very clean and the staff was fun and courteous. Room was comfortable but I must say, the common bathrooms was a trip. Not bad at all, just showering in a stall next to a complete stranger was unique. I would go back if I was staying alone.
"Jane Hotel"
Location and cost were the motivating factors in choosing the Jane Hotel. Staff was helpful and questions were answered . The lodging is what it is and if you plan to stay there you need to be of a mindset for a very small , utilitarian room. This is not a home away from home but a clean room to sleep. Funky but clean. If shared bathroom is clean […] and showers and toilets are clean and private. But you do go there and may have to say hello to someone coming and going Read more
"Continues to be fun"
I have stayed here several times now and continue to look forward to the cozy little room and nice restaurant. This place is high on style. The shared bathrooms are clean and have a neat design, and the included bathrobe and slippers make it very user friendly. The rooms are very small, but have excellent storage options. The neighborhood is fantas […] tic. Read more
The Jane is one of the more unusual hotel experiences I've ever had. You probably found the Jane the same way I did: it is a bargain. Imagine a vintage hotel that's well kept with a restaurant and bar that people line up for. But the rooms are cabins without a bathroom. If you can get over not having a private bathroom, having locking public showers […] and toilets in private rooms down the hall, the Jane is a great choice--especially for a single person. Read more
"The Jane - Something Special for Budget Travelers"
The Pod Hotel used to be my go-to hotel for short trips to NYC; however, it has gotten very popular with youths (read: noisy), and pricey per sq ft. For others who have found this to be true, The Jane Hotel might be a good alternative, if you're willing to sacrifice the in-suite sink and still a few more sq ft. A bit more out-of-the-way, in the West […] Village, The Jane Hotel offers a touch of style and friendly service with a bit more peace and quiet. As others have mentioned, it's a location with a history, and the management has preserved some heart-warming nostalgic touches: the staff is immaculately dressed in "hospitality formal" (the doorman provided a grand welcome); the room keys are magnetized, while resembling old keys; robes and disposable slippers are provided. Water and toiletries are also provided. What they seem to understand is that a little touch here and there goes a long way. Supporting The Jane Hotel in a comfortable stay is the adjacent restaurant, Cafe Gitane; the hotel's close proximity to the High Line (a stroll through this new park is highly recommended); some rooms' gorgeous view of the Hudson; and of course, the West Village's boutiques and quality eateries. Of course, some aspects left much to be desired: If you're traveling by MTA and carrying heavy luggage, it is a bit of a hike from the nearest subway station; my quilted coverlet had a large discoloration (oil stain?) about half the size of my palm; my room was close enough to the bathroom that I could hear the loud Xlerator hand dryers (as loud as a vacuum cleaner); the television was loud, and watching it made me nervous of the noise I was causing (adjusting from volume level 1 to 2 = silent to louder than normal conversation); and the sink counters and floors were uncomfortably wet in the morning. A note to all the ladies: the co-ed bathrooms at the end of the hall provide complete privacy in the individual shower and toilet chambers, but you're still sharing a general sink area w Read more
"Claustrophobic and uncomfortable"
I'm a former NYC native and Village resident. I've been staying in other hotels in the same price range for some time when I visit or work in the city, and although I don't expect luxury I do expect a comfortable bed and enough room to put a small suitcase. The room is like a closet and was very uncomfortable. I love the West Village location but could […] not stay in a room like that again. Read more
"bye bye Jane!!"
The hall had the most disgusting & weird smell that I cannot even describe. Shared bathroom MIGHT have been ok, if it was not coed!! Just strange to be brushing teeth and look up and a dude in his underwear is standing there!! My room was a stuffy sauna!! Very loud doors slamming at all hours. As the old saying goes, you get what you pay for: no washcloth, […] tissues......won't be going back : ( Read more
"Must Stay!"
Awesome all around! Not your average hotel room - Compact - Clean - Charming and sweet! Right on the river. Great, quiet residential neighborhood with great shops and restaurtants an easy walk away.
"Jane Hotel - Not Bad, Not Great"
I actually enjoyed the Jane. For the price you get a reasonable location in the West Village, and a rather unique atmosphere. The rooms are really, really, small. Did I mention the rooms are small? Any way, the only issue I had was that the mattress was pretty much non-existent. It felt more like linen covering plywood, but at the price and location, […] I really can't complain. The staff were nice, the facilities were very clean, and catching a taxi was hassle free. Read more
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"The Jane Hotel in New York"
Finally, an inexpensive NY hotel. Sure, you have to walk down the hall to the bathroom, and the rooms are the size of a small closet...but its affordable. Its near Greenwich Village, which is a bit of a walk from the theater district, but its my understanding that their are a couple of taxi's in NY. Its clean, and the staff is helpful. Can't beat it, […] just don't expect to be able to actually turn around in your room. Read more
"Fun spot, concept, and location"
This is a place that you have to be sure is you. The super small cabin rooms and shared bath is not for everyone. But if you like the concept, it is a great location, good price, and fun spot for a recreational visit to Manhattan. Definitely not for business travel (although the free wi-fi worked well). Can be a bit noisy--but really a minor quibble. […] Great staff. Read more
"Great staff,excellent location,affordable"
The Jane Hotel is a very affordable option to try if you want to stay somewhere in the West Village for a lower price with wonderful hospitality from everyone on staff, with a great location very close to the 14th st/8 ave ACE subway line, very safe and quiet neighborhood that offers great food choices with many delis, diners and restaurants. I loved […] that there were so many food options within the very close vicinity. This hotel also offers comfortable rooms, yes the rooms are that small but it makes you feel as if you are bunking on a ship. The beds are comfortable, the pillows are amazingly soft and the flat screen t.v. with dvd player plus the alarm clock with the ipod dock is a wonderful touch for this hotel. The shared bathroom thing is not for everybody and sometimes it can get rather hairy and can make you very impatient but i never had a problem grabbing a shower, and the shower shoes and bathrobe were a splendid added touch to this hotel. The showers were clean, the toilets were clean and I was in the bathroom while the housekeeper was cleaning the toilets and from what I saw, there is a very high standard of cleanliness from the staff at the Jane. Free bottled water in each room is another bonus. The bedbug thing concerned me as its NYC and I have heard that the Jane has had issues with this in the past, but as far as room 524 goes, not a single bug. Everything in the room was clean. I loved the fact that they had plenty of storage space with the drawers and hooks on the wall. I only stayed for one night though so I had hardly any luggage. If you stay longer, you may find the lack of hangers or closet space disappointing. The one and only complaint, and its a very minor one, is that the elevator isn't very fast. It's way faster to take the stairs if you are without a lot of luggage, and again, if you have more than I did, you may find that rather inconvenient. But overall, for the price, the Jane is a fabulously run hotel with a friendly, hospitable, carin Read more
"The Jane hotel is fun, tiny rooms, very convenient"
The hotel is very European tiny space, shared restrooms, but trendy and fun and in a great location, . I will stay again
"Jane Hotel - Great Value for NYC"
We had a wonderful stay and the hotel was close to subway, great restaurants, High Line Park. Neighborhood was very safe. Hotel was clean and comfortable... not a bed bug in sight on the 2nd floor. Note, there is a club/bar on the first floor and our room was directly over the bar... a bit noisy until 3 a.m., but after we told the front desk, they were […] able to get the music lowered. Would definitely stay there again!! Read more
"Great location"
The Jane has the advantage of a great location in a beautiful neighborhood in the West village that is quiet and safe. Next to Hudson St Greenwich St and West 4th st that are abundant with great little restaurants, cafes, and stores. Also just a few blocks away from the 8th ave/14th st ACE stop. The service was great, all the employees were polite and […] respectful with a smile on their face at all times. The room was much smaller than expected, even after I went through all the available pics online. My only recommendation is the addition of some hangers - bring your own! Also, a room sink and some tissues would be awesome as the bathrooms use air dryers. Nevertheless, the room was clean, comfortable under the circumstances and provided a bottle of water every day. The bathrooms were reasonably clean and I pretty much never had a problem using the bathroom/shower throughout my stay. Read more
"I'll never stay anywhere else."
This is the third hotel I've stayed at in NYC this year, but now I can stop searching, because The Jane is perfect. I'll never stay anywhere else. The place is full of character thanks to its authentic history and its artsy renovation. The cabins are small but very well appointed, I found it cozy and comfortable. My room and the shared bathroom were […] spotlessly clean. The staff is professional and helpful. Free bike rental is an amazing perk. And the neighborhood is beautiful. I can't wait to come back! Read more
"Funky Steampunk Hotel"
The Jane Hotel was better than some reviews made it out to be, but right on about others. I arrived late (midnight) and was pleasantly surprised that the place was hopping (turned out to be a photo shoot in the lobby!), the lovely French restaurant in the lobby was still open and serving good food (even if the tables were grossly sticky), and the service […] at the hotel was super-friendly, with all the bellhops and check-in crew wearing 1920s bellhop outfits. Fun and friendly. The shared bathrooms were surprisingly clean (most of the time) and at the center of each floor. The rooms were behind a set of doors so that the bathroom noise didn't interfere. (I was the first room in and, with the AC or in-room fan running, I couldn't hear much of anything.) The rooms were tiny -- which was pretty clear from the hotel's website -- so I wasn't surprised. I was surprised that they were actually kinda cute and well apportioned given the size. Plus, the room had a fan (! -- I love to block the noise with fans), free bottled water, and a robe and slippers. And a large flat-screen TV and radio/clock with iPod dock. Nice, unexpected touches for an inexpensive NYC hotel! The bed was OK, a little uncomfy but I am very particular about beds. The pillows were nice and fluffy. One wall of the room was full of mirrors, which made the room seem bigger, which was nice. There was also a window, which in my room happened to have a perfect view out to the Hudson and the West Side Highway. It was quite lovely, except for the pigeon who kept roost on the ledge most of the night. I turned the fan on loud so I couldn't hear him cooing. lol. That also drowned out any noise (minimal at best, anyways) of the highway. Still, I bet I had one of the best single cabins in the house, thanks to that view. Overall, I felt the place had this great steampunk aesthetic, and the showers were nice and strong and hot, and the toilets were full, private stalls -- appropriate for the co-ed bath situation. My on Read more
"The Jane Hotel: small but all you really need"
I must have had the smallest room in the Jane; the rooms are called 'cabins' and my room had a cut-off corner which made the bed short on one side. I didn't quite fit, but since I'm a side-sleeper, it worked. I wouldn't recommend anything but the Captain's Quarters if you are over 6 feet tall, but the room was immaculate, well designed (everyone I sent […] a picture to said it looked like a cabin on a boat). There was no private bath, but the shared baths were clean, and had mulitple toilet and shower stalls. The Jane provides slippers and a robe for your convenience. Although few days were warm enough to warrant air conditioning (the room also had a fan), it took only a few minutes to cool down the room on the days I wanted it. the room also had a flat-screen TV, free wi-fi, and free bottles of water are provided. The Jane has both a bar and a restaurant. I didn't visit the bar, which seems to be quite popular with the 20-something crowd in NYC. The restaurant's food is French-themed, reasonably-priced (for NYC) and room service, unlike most hotels, costs no more than dining in the restaurant. However, my room provided nowhere to eat comfortably The Jane is located right near the river, in the heart of Greenwich Village on a narrow cobblestoned tree-lined street. There is a bike path right along the river, as well as a river front park, and the hotel has bikes available for use. The Village has ample restaurants, stores, nightclubs, markets...all that is New York. The neighborhood is quite upscale and lovely. You are also close to bus routes, the subway, and ample taxis cruise right in front of the hotel (at night dropping off those 20-somethings at the bar). I had a great time at the Jane, and the only thing I would change is to request a rectangular room the next time. Read more
"Great value"
Service, location and price were top notch. Staff as well as the guests were so friendly. Room and shared bathrooms were immaculate.
"The Jane Hotel--Convenient/Affordable/Historic"
I stayed at the Jane Hotel on a weekened in August 2011. The Hotel was an easy walk from the 14th Street A/C/E subway line, and if you have lots of bags you can easily find a cab to get you there too. Once inside, I thought it was so beautifull the architecture is terrific. The check-in staff and the bellhops were eager to help and they even let me […] get into my room early. I was shocked at just how small the room was, but once I realized Id only be in that room from about 3am to 9am everyday, it suddenly did not matter. I mean, who comes to New York to hang out in a hotel room? Its just for sleeping and storing my stuff. The bathrooms down the hall were great because they had full-size, lockign doors for the toilets and showers...lots of privacy. And seriously, just about every time I went in the bathroom, there was somebody in there cleaning it! The A/C in the room works fine, and there's a TV and mirros and shelving and storage space. The bar downstairs looks like something of an Abercrombie catalog. I will definitely be staying at the Jane again because of its affordability, its proximity to the subway and to downtown nightlife and shopping, and because of the helpful staff. Read more
"The Jane in New York - small and comfy"
The hotel is a few blocks down from a subway station, but so long as you have the time and can handle it, it isn't that bad to walk to Times Square and back. The hotel was nice and clean, though I did get lost a little on my way out. The stairs go nowhere and the door to the elevator isn't clearly marked, but other than that, I had a very nice stay. […] One thing that didn't bug me that might bug others is the fact that the rooms are so tiny. I had less room to myself on the ship I had just gotten off of and when they say it's made to seem like a ship, they mean it. Read more
"Hard to recommend"
For me, I wouldn't stay here again. The rooms and beds are super-shrunk, the only storage is drawers in the lower bunk, which your luggage blocks since there are no closets, the elevator is unbelievably slow, and yes, you do have to share a bathroom (which wouldn't be an issue -- except its a logistical puzzle how you actually can take a shower with […] nowhere to put your clothes and towel that will stay dry - like everything else in this hotel -- the bathroom amenities are small space oriented). We never saw anybody else in the bathroom. The staff was super friendly, and I can see why others who stayed on lower floors had noise issues -- there's a bar downstairs and you do have to walk through a sea of 20 somethings every night no matter how late you come in. That said, it is a cheap place to lay your head at night, and if you can deal with the claustrophobic environment and know what you're getting in to -- then give it a shot. I just know that when I moved to my next hotel I felt like I'd died and gone to heaven just to be able to extend my arms in both directions and not hit a bed or a wall! Read more
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"Jane hotel"
The rooms are the size of small bathrooms. But the worst is -- no air conditioning. When New York's in the nineties, that's a serious lack, and the fan that blows onto the bed only partially makes up for it.
"Jane Hotel"
Since I was in town for a quick weekend with my daughter and I only reallye needed sleeping quarters this worked out. The lack of air conditioning and a fan was problematic but I adjusted. The shared bath and toilets wasn't as bad as I thought it might be. Good way to save some money if you don't plan to spend much time in the room. They provided slippers […] robe and the shared bath and toliet areas were very clean, neat and orderly. Read more
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