Between shows, the crew slept in a sleeper bus equipped with eight coffin-size bed chambers.
Small cubicles serving as bed chambers ran the length of the building and servants shared a communal kitchen and bath.
Midblock, the South Street Seaport Museum's galleries include wooden bed chambers from another hotel on the row.
There is a communal room, an upstairs kitchen, several bed chambers, and historic furnishings, including a backgammon set that is more than 300 years old.
The 20 "bed chambers" are categorised as monarch, king, queen, squire and lady – and there's a wallet-busting treehouse suite perched in six giant sycamores with fantastical woodland murals, a giant elm bed and freestanding tub.
The layers form a total of 33 discrete components, such as heating coils, catalyst beds, "chambers, passageways, a diffuser section, a reformer section, and a combustion section," he says.
They had fireplaces, garderobes and small bed chambers in the walls.
Behind the Great Chamber block is the Guardrobe Tower, a four storeyed construction, providing a combination of bed chambers and guardrobes.
Almost everyone curses, no matter how pretty, pristine or noble, and there's enough action in the bed chambers to even make HBO take notice.
It was constructed in the 17th century as a building containing a parlour, kitchen and service room on the ground floor and three corresponding bed chambers above.
