The Hotel Chelsea is a historic pre-war rental building at 222 West 23rd Street in Chelsea, completed in 1900. The 12 story building contains 10 apartments and is known for its long connection to New York's literary, artistic, and musical communities.
Its former residents include writers and artists such as Arthur Miller, Allen Ginsberg, Dylan Thomas, Leonard Cohen, Mark Twain, Jean-Paul Sartre, Tennessee Williams, and William S. Burroughs. The building has also been associated with filmmakers Stanley Kubrick and Milos Forman, performers Jane Fonda and Uma Thurman, and artists Edie Sedgwick and Harry Everett Smith.
Apartments are characterized by spacious layouts and architectural details associated with the building's age, with floor-to-ceiling windows in some homes. The building has a doorman and sits on West 23rd Street in Chelsea, among the neighborhood's galleries, restaurants, and older residential buildings.
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