The Ace Hotel stands clean and unapologetic, out of place in a neighborhood teeming with shifty goods that fell off the back of trucks. The hotel's exterior recalls moneyed old New York, but the interior suggests something altogether more loose. Carefully-lit and casually-appointed, its aspirations are clear. The front allots space to Project no. 8 (the type of place that sells $75 keychains), Opening Ceremony (the type of place that sells $175 tank tops), and Stumptown Coffee (who would dare sell coffee for $275). In between, there is a common seating area that beckons you to take a seat and join the scene.
4 comments:
Are you trying to get free hotels stays? I'm totally jumping on the bandwagon if thats the plan...
Hotel is dopeness.
Stumptown doesn't sell coffee for $275, nor do they sell the coffee in the NYTimes article you linked. But otherwise, solid effort.
Kendin: I wish my blogorrhea got me any perks.
Anup: Hotel is dopeness.
Anonymous: I didn't intend to insinuate that Stumptown sold $275 or civet coffee. I just wanted to show off my knowledge of expensive shit the world over.
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