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Washington Square Hotel by LHC
New York City, New York, United States · Library Hotel Collection · Near Luxury
Bob Dylan kept a cheap room here in 1961, when the Greenwich Village house was still the Hotel Earle, and Joan Baez later wrote that stay into Diamonds and Rust. Earle S. L'Amoureux had opened it in 1902; Daniel and Rita Paul renamed it the Washington Square Hotel in 1973. The Library Hotel Collection now runs 152 rooms on the park.
- 152 rooms
- Opened 1902
- Neighborhood: Greenwich Village / Washington Square
About Washington Square Hotel by LHC
- Dylan Thomas drank toward the White Horse from here. The Rolling Stones used it on the first U.S. tour. Bo Diddley came back.
- Earle S. L'Amoureux opened the Hotel Earle in 1902, and the building reached the park corner by 1917.
History
Opened 1902 as the Hotel Earle for Earle S. L'Amoureux, enlarged to the park corner by 1917. Daniel and Rita Paul renamed it Washington Square Hotel in 1973. Now Library Hotel Collection, about 152 rooms.
The setting
On Washington Square in Greenwich Village, New York, with the park at the door.
Amenities
- Fitness center
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