We steer a lot of Hoboken bookings toward the open-air and mirror booths rather than the 360, and it is an honest recommendation rather than an upsell in reverse. A 360 platform wants a ten-foot square with people standing clear of it, and in a bar's back room or a parlour-floor apartment that square does not exist without losing the dance floor. An open-air booth against a wall does the same job in a fraction of the footprint.
Guest flow matters more here than anywhere. Hoboken parties run dense — a hundred people in a room built for eighty — and a booth in the wrong corner becomes a bottleneck between the bar and the bathroom. We will look at the room, not just the address, and put it somewhere the queue can exist.