The St. Alban's Hotel was a hotel in Midtown owned by Angelo Perroni and favoured by the Stracci family for peace meetings. Hence, it contained no rackets which might interfere with the hotel security. Also, when the Five Families went to war in 1946, this was where the Stracci's 'went to the matresses'. In the later stages of the war, the Straccis attempted to open a racket here, but were prevented by Aldo Trapani, who then received ownership of the hotel for the Corleone family.