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Hotel Earle Born the Hotel Earle in 1902 as a small 8 story residential hotel in New York's fashionable Greenwich Village. Photo courtesy of the Wurts Bros. collection, the Museum of the City of New York 1907 Twin Sister By 1907 we had a new twin sister. photo courtesy of the wurts bros. collection, the museum of the city of new york 1910 Hotel Earle 163 Waverly Place New York NY 10114 In the early Sixties, Bob Dylan lived here for a short while in room 305. The place was a flophouse for many artsy types in those days. But now a familiar figure at the corner of Waverly Place, MacDougal Street, and Washington Square North, the Hotel Earle - renamed the Washington Square Hotel in 1986 - has plenty of its own history to celebrate. The hotel's awning after the name change. Via www.thesorentinos.com. A Century of Creatives The quintessential New York Bistro Before or after a busy day in New York, our cozy North Square Restaurant is a welcome spot to renew yourself. We have always remained true to two commitments: fine food and friendly service.
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The Washington Square Hotel was born the Hotel Earle in 1902 as a small 8 story residential hotel in fashionable Greenwich Village. GIVE THE GIFT OF A STAY IN NEW YORK'S GREENWICH VILLAGE! CHOOSE YOUR GIFT CERTIFICATE HERE. Skip to content Facebook-fTwitterInstagramYoutubePinterest-pTripadvisor 1-800-222-0418 Book Your Stay Home The Hotel History - The New York Times At 13, She Fled the Nazis. At 95, She Runs a Storied Bohemian Hotel. Dylan Thomas stayed there. So did Bob Dylan. And Rita Paul, its doyenne, welcomed them all. Rita Paul. Original Address: 103-105 Waverly Place, New York City. Current Address: 103 Waverly Place, New York, NY 10011. Website: www.washingtonsquarehotel.com. Hemingway & The Hotel Earle "Dear Grandfather, Grandmother, and Aunt Grace, we are stopping at a hotel in washington square and are being completely equipped and uniformed. New York is a. The Hotel Earle (Now The Washington Square Hotel) has been a haven for writers and artists for more than a century. Everyone from Bob Dylan to Norah Jones has been housed under its roof!
A Century on the Square The Hotel Earle
In 1902, one of the neighborhood's grand homes was demolished to make way for the new, eight-story Hotel Earle at 103 Waverly. The hotel was named for the first owner, Earle S. L'Amoureux. In 1908, L'Amoureux added an identical connecting building that included reading rooms and a restaurant. Executive King Penthouse Single Penthouse King Hotel rooms should never be one-size-fits-all. Relax and unwind after a busy day in New York in modern comfort. Choose from our Penthouse King with views of the park, Deluxe King and Queen rooms or a cozy Double. Explore the rooms below and pick the size that fits your needs.
Walks A WALK ON WAVERLY PLACE November 20, 2011 Greenwich Village features four streets that run northwest to southeast, in a sort of subgrid set off against Manhattan's general grid which runs west to east. The four are Bedford, Bleecker, West 4th and Waverly Place. Pleasant rooms equipped with coffeemakers, C.O. Bigelow toiletries, and free Wi-Fi. Washington Square Hotel has 149 guest rooms and while they're perfectly lovely, they're not as intriguing as the public spaces. Decor is mostly simple with hardwood floors and a neutral color scheme.
A Century on the Square The Hotel Earle Urban Archive
The former Hotel Earle now The Washington Square Hotel Waverly Place and McDougal Street In the early Sixties, Dylan lived here for a short while, in room 305. By all accounts the hotel was something of a flophouse; nowadays it is called the Washington Square Hotel and is the only reasonably priced hotel in the West Village. In a letter to the Hotel Gazette on October 26, 1942, the well-known real estate broker George B. Corsa wrote, "The plot, 27′ x 105′, an old four-story residence, on which the Hotel Earle was built at 103 Waverly Place in 1901-02 was conveyed by Earle S. L'Amoureux on September 9, 1901, to Henry and James Cleland, who built the original.
