TWA Hotel: What Happens When You Turn a 1960’s Airport Terminal Into a Hotel?

Join me for a tour of the iconic TWA Hotel at the John F. Kennedy Airport in New York City. The hotel is a reimagined airport terminal that opened in 1962 but stopped operating in 2001 after TWA declared bankruptcy and became part of American Airlines.

Hanging out at the TWA Hotel made me feel like I had stepped back in time. If you love aviation, or you are a fan of the 1960’s, don’t miss this! I’ll cover everything I loved about the hotel, and I’ll also detail what I thought were the hotel’s biggest issues.

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📕 Chapters:
0:00 Introduction
1:31 Logistics
3:15 Check-In and First Look Around
8:36 Room Tour
13:50 Jet Age and 60’s Immersion
18:25 Connie!
21:33 Other Food and Drink
23:45 Rooftop Pool
24:50 Fitness Center
26:08 Night and Morning Views
27:12 Final Thoughts
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