The Jane Hotel in New York was designed for sailors in 1908—the rooms were designed specifically to mimic the cabins they were used to. In 1912, the survivors of the Titanic stayed there until the investigation of the ship’s sinking was over. Today you can stay there for $99/night. I want to, desperately.

The Jane Hotel in New York was designed for sailors in 1908—the rooms were designed specifically to mimic the cabins they were used to.

In 1912, the survivors of the Titanic stayed there until the investigation of the ship’s sinking was over.

Today you can stay there for $99/night. I want to, desperately.

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    I love hotels that have a gimmick. I’d like to stay here, one day. (Just one.)
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    Such an awesome place
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    silentsigh:colorexplorer:foureyesathens: The Jane Hotel in New York was designed for sailors in 1908 - the rooms were...
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