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Jane Hotel Opens Lobby Bar
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Jen Carlson
Published Jun 17, 2009
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We've seen glimpses of the Jane Hotel before, but now the West Village establishment has opened their lobby bar. Owners Sean MacPhearson (Bowery/Maritime Hotels) and Eric Goode say the style is understated; "Since our rooms are compact, the bar will feel like a living room for our guests, a place where they can just hang out. If you ever see a velvet rope, it’ll probably be hanging from the ceiling.” Consisting of three rooms—a front bar, a ballroom lounge and an upstairs mezzanine—the space will be open to hotel guests as well as friends and visitors. And thirsty artists take note: "The Jane lobby bar will also revive the revered New York tradition of bartering drinks for art from its patrons."
Coming up for the Jane: A full-service riverfront café slated to open this fall, and carved from the lobby-level space that once housed Socialista nightclub.
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Jen Carlson is a former WNYC and Gothamist editor.
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