Best rooms at The Eliza Jane — ranked and who should pick them
Best overall: Editor's Suite — roomiest and flexible sleeping layouts for couples or small families. Best value for a standard stay: Deluxe Room — a straightforward king-room option with the hotel’s signature historic character. Pick Magazine St View Room if you want a true Magazine Street outlook; choose Publisher's Suite when you need separate living and sleeping areas or are traveling with guests.
In this guide
Top picks, ranked
I ranked rooms by a mix of space, layout flexibility, and who each suits best. This list focuses on the most useful choices for typical travelers to The Eliza Jane rather than every minor room variant.
Keep in mind The Eliza Jane has multiple room types and bedding options; if you need an exact layout (bed count, sofa bed) confirm at booking.
- 1 — Editor's Suite: best overall for space and family flexibility (1 King Bed and 1 Double Sofa Bed or 2 Queen Beds and 1 Double Sofa Bed).
- 2 — Publisher's Suite: best for separate living/dining space and a private-feeling suite (1 King Bed and 1 Double Sofa Bed).
- 3 — Deluxe Room: best standard king-room choice for couples or business travelers (1 King Bed).
- 4 — Magazine St View Room: pick this for a true Magazine Street outlook (1 King Bed).
- 5 — Corner Room: best if you want extra light and a sofa bed option (1 King Bed and 1 Double Sofa Bed).
- 6 — Suite, Magazine St View: larger option with multiple beds if you need extra sleeping capacity (2 Queen Beds and 1 Double Sofa Bed).
| Rank | Room | Why pick it |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Editor's Suite | Most space and flexible sleeping layouts for families or longer stays |
| 2 | Publisher's Suite | Separate living area for visitors or small meetings in-room |
| 3 | Deluxe Room | Straightforward king room — good for couples or solo business travel |
| 4 | Magazine St View Room | Best choice for a street view and natural light |
| 5 | Corner Room | Corner light, seating, and sofa bed for families |
| 6 | Suite, Magazine St View | Extra beds for families or groups needing more sleeping capacity |
Why pick the Editor's Suite (and who shouldn’t)
Why pick it: The Editor's Suite gives the most living space and flexible bedding options (1 King Bed and 1 Double Sofa Bed or 2 Queen Beds and 1 Double Sofa Bed). That makes it a solid choice for families who want separate sleeping space for kids or for travelers who want a larger work/living area.
Who shouldn’t pick it: If you only need a simple overnight stay or want to save money, a standard Deluxe Room or Magazine St View Room will be easier on the budget and quicker to clean/pack.
- Good for: families with one or two children, travelers who want a daytime living area, longer stays needing more space.
- Not ideal for: solo travelers or couples on a short city break who prefer to pay less.
| Feature | What to expect |
|---|---|
| Bedding | 1 King Bed + 1 Double Sofa Bed or 2 Queen Beds + 1 Double Sofa Bed |
| Space | Larger living area compared with standard rooms |
| Best for | Families or business travelers needing a meeting/working area |
When to choose the Publisher's Suite
The Publisher's Suite is the top pick if you prioritize a defined living/dining area and want more separation between sleeping and social spaces (listed bedding: 1 King Bed and 1 Double Sofa Bed).
It’s useful for a visit that includes entertaining in-room or when you want a suite-style layout without booking the largest suite.
- Good for: couples hosting friends, small families who want a sofa bed plus king bed, or anyone who prefers a separate seating area.
- Not ideal for: travelers who only need a bed and won’t use the extra seating or dining area.
| Room element | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Separate living area | Space to relax or host without using the bed area |
| Sofa bed | Adds sleeping capacity without moving to a larger suite |
| Privacy | Bedroom feels more private than a single-room layout |
Best standard and value rooms: Deluxe Room and Magazine St View Room
Deluxe Room (1 King Bed) is the straightforward choice for most couples and business travelers who want a comfortable king bed and the hotel’s historic character without extra square footage.
Magazine St View Room (1 King Bed) is the pick when a street-facing outlook matters; if you plan to spend time people-watching or want extra daylight, this is the better standard-room option.
- Deluxe Room: simple layout, good for short stays and business use.
- Magazine St View Room: better natural light and a Magazine Street outlook; still a standard-size guest room.
- If you need two beds, look at the Interior Room or the Room variants that list 2 Queen Beds.
| Room | Notable for |
|---|---|
| Deluxe Room | Straightforward king bed; typical hotel room size |
| Magazine St View Room | Street-facing view and more daylight |
| Interior Room / Room (2 Queen Beds) | Options with two queens for shared rooms or friends |
Rooms for families and groups
If you’re traveling with kids or several adults, focus on room types that include sofa beds or multiple beds: Suite, Magazine St View (2 Queen Beds and 1 Double Sofa Bed), Editor's Suite (options including sofa bed), and Publisher's Suite (1 King Bed and 1 Double Sofa Bed).
The hotel’s family policy allows up to three children 17 and under to stay free using existing bedding; confirm bedding arrangements and any rollaway fees when you reserve.
- Best picks for families: Suite, Magazine St View; Editor's Suite; Publisher's Suite.
- Ask at booking whether a rollaway is allowed — a rollaway fee may apply if permitted.
- Confirm the exact bed configuration for the room you’re booking, since several room types have multiple bedding options.
| Room type | Sleeping capacity (typical listed bedding) |
|---|---|
| Suite, Magazine St View | 2 Queen Beds + 1 Double Sofa Bed |
| Editor’s Suite | 1 King + 1 Double Sofa Bed OR 2 Queen + 1 Double Sofa Bed |
| Publisher’s Suite | 1 King + 1 Double Sofa Bed |
Quick booking tips and what you’ll get
Confirm bedding and view at booking — many room types offer multiple bed layouts or an interior vs. street-facing option. The hotel’s listed check-in is 4:00 pm and check-out is 11:00 am; early or late check-in options may be available for a fee.
Expect the hotel to provide free Wi‑Fi and access to a 24-hour fitness center. The property has valet parking only and no on-site pool or spa, per public property details.
- Check-in: 4:00 pm; check-out: 11:00 am.
- Early/late check-in fees are published (early before 12pm may carry a fee; late check-in after 12pm may carry a fee) — confirm at reservation.
- Valet parking is available (no self-parking on-site).
- Pets: dogs only, with a non-refundable cleaning fee and weight/number limits — confirm at booking if traveling with pets.
| Amenity | Note |
|---|---|
| Wi‑Fi | Free throughout the property |
| Fitness center | 24-hour gym with modern equipment |
| Pool / Spa | No on-site pool or spa |
