Hotel and Restaurant Proposed for Downtown Jersey City’s Newark Avenue

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201 Newark Avenue in Jersey City has operated as a Bank since 1929, now plans are in the works to transform it into The Albion by Landmark, a 100 room Boutique Hotel and Felina Restaurant. Photo by Chris Fry/Jersey Digs.

Roughly a year after a former bank property in Downtown Jersey City was sold for more than $5 million, the company that bought the premises has revealed what it intends to bring to the site.

Landmark Developers is planning a hotel called “The Albion” along with a Felina Restaurant location at 201 Newark Avenue, a parcel located at the corner of Jersey Avenue.

The Albion 201 Newark Avenue Jersey City Rendering
Image courtesy of Landmark Developers.

Newly released renderings show that the company is seeking to complete an adaptive reuse of the old Capital One and Trust Company of New Jersey building in order to facilitate the development of the restaurant. The firm would also conduct several stories worth of new construction around and on top of the longstanding edifice to complete the entire hotel project.

The Albion 201 Newark Avenue Jersey City
Image courtesy of Landmark Developers.

The Albion’s second-floor lobby would be open to the public, according to Landmark. The company says that hotel guests would be able to check in using an app.

Felina 201 Newark Avenue Jersey City Rendering
Image courtesy of Landmark Developers.

A pool, a fitness area, a largely enclosed rooftop, and mechanical parking are also planned as part of the project.

Felina 201 Newark Avenue Jersey City
Image courtesy of Landmark Developers.

The development’s Felina Restaurant would be the second one of its kind in New Jersey. A separate location currently operates out of another former bank in Ridgewood’s downtown.

These plans still need to go through the approvals process.

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