One room, not fourteen — smaller by design. A house band plays most nights from the corner, and the tables never feel far from it.
Six tables running the usual card and dice games, elbow to elbow with the bar.
One table, front and center, always the loudest corner of the room.
Three tables behind a curtain — knock twice, ask for the host.
A single table that opens at midnight and closes whenever it closes.
Forty rooms, four floors, no elevator music. Every window faces the courtyard fountain or the street — never an air shaft.
| Room | Details | Rate |
|---|---|---|
| The Finch | Full bed, courtyard view, a desk that's seen better decades. | $150 / night |
| The Marlowe Suite | Sitting room, queen bed, a small balcony over the street music. | $290 / night |
| The Corner Room | Two rooms, two windows, closest suite to the band. | $480 / night |
| The Attic | Top floor, sloped ceilings, whole thing to yourself. Ask the host. | On request |
Supper club menu, candlelight, live music. Open 6pm–2am.
Coffee, eggs, and whatever's left from the night before. Open 24 hours.
Below street level, unmarked door, house rye poured neat.
String lights, iron tables, open whenever the weather agrees.
"Ask what the special is. It's always the same answer: whatever's playing tonight."
Rooms by phone or at the front door. Back Room seating opens at 9pm and runs on a waitlist — get there early or send word ahead.