Liberty Inn
USA /
New Jersey /
Hoboken /
Tenth Avenue, 51
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/ USA
/ New Jersey
/ Hoboken
World / United States / New York
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3-story hotel completed in 1908. Designed by Richard R. Davis, the building sits on its own small triangular block by the Hudson River. The base and roof parapet are smooth-stuccoed, with the upper floors clad in red brick. A flagpole is located on the roof.
It used to be the Strand Hotel, a sailors' haunt built by the Conron Brothers poultry dealers. In 1912, it served as the New York Times' headquarters for covering the Titanic disaster. Later it became The Anvil, a decadent gay club (1974-86).
The building currently houses the Liberty Inn, offering conventional overnight accommodations, as well as having two- and three-hour rates available.
www.libertyinnnyc.com/
It used to be the Strand Hotel, a sailors' haunt built by the Conron Brothers poultry dealers. In 1912, it served as the New York Times' headquarters for covering the Titanic disaster. Later it became The Anvil, a decadent gay club (1974-86).
The building currently houses the Liberty Inn, offering conventional overnight accommodations, as well as having two- and three-hour rates available.
www.libertyinnnyc.com/
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Coordinates: 40°44'31"N 74°0'30"W
- 333 River St 1.7 km
- Sheraton Lincoln Harbor Hotel 2.4 km
- Conrad New York Hotel 3 km
- Days Hotel by Wyndham 4.5 km
- Candlewood Suites Secaucus. 5.6 km
- Hilton Meadowlands Hotel 9 km
- Renaissance Meadowlands Hotel 11 km
- Fairfield Inn by Marriot 12 km
- Mulberry Pointe 14 km
- Howard Johnson 16 km
- West Village 0.8 km
- Chelsea 0.9 km
- Greenwich Village 1 km
- Midtown (Manhattan, NY) 2.1 km
- Lower (Downtown) Manhattan 2.6 km
- Manhattan 5.4 km
- Hudson County, New Jersey 5.6 km
- Brooklyn 12 km
- Queens 15 km
- The Palisades 25 km