Atlantic Luxury: City of New York Opens Private Baths
A long historical look at early 1900s transatlantic travel notes the City of New York and City of Paris with private baths and suites priced at 450 and 650 dollars, contrasted with earlier grim cabins. It details evolving ship luxuries, dining rooms, smoking rooms, private suites, and the opulent Imperator with Ritz Carlton dining, extensive provisioning, and a sea hotel atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inman and
Internation A On Steamship Companies
American Line
City of
America
City
New York
Paris
David Lindsay
International Mercantile Marine Company
Philadelphia
Arizona
Louis
St. Paul
Iss
City of New York
City of Paris
North German
Lloyd Company
Thatsehland
Acriatic
Ameriha
Kronpringesmt
Oceellie
Mauretinia
Lusitania
Ivttentaay
Prance
Olympia
Bs Tifa
Ol ‘i Toems
Imperator
Guion
Greyhound
Alaska
Mauretania
Murray
Brooks
Batth Avenue
Hoffman House
Union Square
Mech Mne
Cunard
Inman
White Star
National Line
Liverpool
Cavtal
Olympic
Rotterdam
George Washington
France
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Atlantic
Ritz-Carlton
London
Louvre Museum
Charles Dickens
Gallerie
Widt
Sitz
Also Mentioned on This Page
Vanderbilts
Astors
Adolphus Busch
St. Louis
Nizam
Hyderabad
Fifth Avenue
City of Berlin
Inman Line
City of Chester
Berlin
Oceanic
White Star Line
Harland & Wolff
Belfast
Lloyd
Hamburg-American
Cunard Line
Kronprinzessin
Cecilie
J. Bruce Ismay
Hamburg
New
Her
Voyage