Best for
Choose Soho Grand for a stay centered on SoHo's boutiques and galleries, with downtown streets to explore on foot rather than a Midtown base.
Best for
Choose Soho Grand for a stay centered on SoHo's boutiques and galleries, with downtown streets to explore on foot rather than a Midtown base.
What makes it special
Bill Sofield's glass-bottle staircase, masonry columns and cast-iron details connect the hotel with SoHo's architectural history, giving its public spaces a distinct neighborhood identity.
Room to consider
Consider the Deluxe One Bedroom Suite for a longer visit, using its separate living room to relax or catch up on work beyond the bedroom.
Insider tip
Check whether Gilligan's is operating during your stay before planning an outdoor meal, since this open-air dining venue follows a seasonal rather than year-round schedule.
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Soho Grand Hotel is a downtown New York original, set on West Broadway in the heart of SoHo. The hotel helped define the city's boutique hotel scene and still feels closely tied to the neighborhood around it. Cast-iron buildings, design shops, galleries, restaurants, and cobbled side streets shape the mood outside. Inside, the hotel brings that same downtown character into a layered world of warm lighting, industrial detail, music, art, and polished service. It suits travelers who want New York with texture, style, and a clear sense of place.
The Soho Room places a king bed beneath a mohair headboard with antiqued bronze details. Rooms start at 230 square feet and accommodate two guests. These rooms are on the third through fifth floors.
Weave-textured walls, vintage crystal sconces and ombré Roman sheers give the room its character. Marble-top bedside tables hold charging ports and controls for the motorized blackout shades. An industrial marble desk provides workspace.
The bathroom combines subway tiles with Saul Steinberg aviary wallpaper. A walk-in rain shower has an adjustable handheld showerhead. Bathrobes, C.O. Bigelow products and a hairdryer are supplied.
A Nespresso coffeemaker sits alongside a gourmet minibar. The 65-inch Samsung Smart TV supports streaming, and a Marshall Bluetooth speaker handles audio. High-speed Wi-Fi and online New York Times access are complimentary. An iPad or MacBook can be requested.
The Soho Room places a king bed beneath a mohair headboard with antiqued bronze details. Rooms start at 230 square feet and accommodate two guests....
On the sixth and seventh floors, the Grand Room starts at 230 square feet with a king bed. It accommodates two guests. A built-in closet and marble-top bedside tables provide storage.
Vintage crystal sconces sit against textured wall coverings. Gold accents and Roman sheers recall 1970s design, while European oak flooring runs underfoot. There is an industrial marble work desk and dimmable task lighting.
A walk-in rain shower and adjustable handheld showerhead are fitted in the bathroom. Saul Steinberg aviary wallpaper, a marble vanity and an illuminated mirror define the setting. C.O. Bigelow products and bathrobes are provided.
Prepare coffee with the Nespresso machine, which comes with two complimentary pods. The minibar, 65-inch streaming TV and Marshall Bluetooth speaker are on hand. Free Wi-Fi and online New York Times access are included; bedside controls operate the blackout shades.
On the sixth and seventh floors, the Grand Room starts at 230 square feet with a king bed. It accommodates two guests. A built-in closet...
Industrial marble, cast iron and cognac leather shape the Deluxe Room. Rooms start at 245 square feet, with a king bed and space for two guests. Downtown Manhattan views connect the room to its setting.
A minibar chest holds locally sourced snacks. The Nespresso coffeemaker and marble desk are joined by a built-in closet with inset doors. European oak flooring and ombré Roman sheers soften the room’s industrial details.
The marble vanity faces an illuminated bronze mirror. A walk-in rain shower also has a handheld showerhead. Saul Steinberg aviary wallpaper adds detail, while C.O. Bigelow products, bathrobes and a hairdryer are supplied.
Bedside charging ports, dimmable lights and electronic blackout shades are fitted. Stream programmes on the 65-inch Samsung Smart TV or use the Marshall Bluetooth speaker. High-speed Wi-Fi and online New York Times access are included at no charge.
Industrial marble, cast iron and cognac leather shape the Deluxe Room. Rooms start at 245 square feet, with a king bed and space for two...
The Grand Deluxe Room is on the higher floors, overlooking Manhattan’s SoHo neighbourhood. Rooms start at 240 square feet, with one king bed and space for two guests. Smoked-glass sconces and a brass task lamp add character.
The cognac-leather headboard has antique detailing. Bedside tables have brass-wire shelving. A marble desk rests on cast-iron legs. A built-in armoire provides storage. European oak flooring and ombré Roman sheers complete the interior.
A walk-in rain shower and handheld showerhead are fitted in the bathroom. The marble vanity has an illuminated bronze mirror. Saul Steinberg wallpaper, C.O. Bigelow products and bathrobes are also provided.
The Nespresso machine includes two complimentary pods, and the minibar offers gourmet selections. Use the 65-inch streaming TV or Marshall Bluetooth speaker. Wi-Fi and online New York Times access are included. There are bedside charging ports and motorized blackout shades.
The Grand Deluxe Room is on the higher floors, overlooking Manhattan’s SoHo neighbourhood. Rooms start at 240 square feet, with one king bed and space...
Windows on two sides distinguish the Deluxe Corner Room, with views across Downtown Manhattan. Rooms start at 285 square feet and have one king bed for two guests. Its neutral palette includes textured wall coverings and vintage sconces.
Bedside charging ports and dimmable lighting are fitted, with motorized shades to block out light. You have an industrial marble desk for work. The built-in armoire and European oak flooring continue the room’s material details.
The bathroom features a walk-in rain shower with a handheld showerhead. A marble vanity faces an illuminated bronze mirror, framed by Saul Steinberg wallpaper. Amenities include bathrobes, a hairdryer and C.O. Bigelow products.
A Nespresso machine comes with two free pods, while the minibar holds local gourmet products. The 65-inch Smart TV supports streaming, and a Marshall speaker has Bluetooth. Wi-Fi is complimentary, as is online access to The New York Times.
Windows on two sides distinguish the Deluxe Corner Room, with views across Downtown Manhattan. Rooms start at 285 square feet and have one king bed...
An inset closet with hanging space and a marble desk make the Studio Room a useful choice for a longer stay. Rooms start at 300 square feet and have one king bed, with accommodation for two guests.
A leather headboard, walnut and marble-top bedside tables, and industrial track lighting define the interior. European oak flooring runs through the room. The minibar chest holds locally sourced snacks, and a Nespresso machine comes with two complimentary pods.
The bathroom has a walk-in rain shower with an adjustable handheld shower. A marble vanity and illuminated mirror provide space for getting ready. The bathroom provides C.O. Bigelow products, robes and a hairdryer.
Entertainment includes a 65-inch streaming TV, surround-sound soundbar and Marshall Bluetooth speaker. Bedside charging ports and blackout-shade controls are fitted. Wi-Fi and online New York Times access are free, while an iPad or MacBook is available on request.
An inset closet with hanging space and a marble desk make the Studio Room a useful choice for a longer stay. Rooms start at 300...
The Grand Corner Room is the largest standard room, set on the higher floors with Downtown Manhattan views. From 350 square feet, it has one king bed and a loveseat at the foot of the bed. Two guests can stay in the room.
Custom linens and a cashmere throw dress the bed. A marble desk with cast-iron legs provides workspace, alongside built-in storage. Vintage sconces, textured walls and Roman sheers add to the interior.
The bathroom includes a walk-in rain shower, handheld showerhead and marble vanity. An illuminated mirror, Saul Steinberg wallpaper and C.O. Bigelow products are provided. Bathrobes and a hairdryer are also supplied.
Enjoy the 65-inch TV with soundbar, Marshall Bluetooth speaker and Nespresso machine with two complimentary pods. Wi-Fi and online New York Times access are free. Extra beds can be requested for this category, subject to availability and possible charges.
The Grand Corner Room is the largest standard room, set on the higher floors with Downtown Manhattan views. From 350 square feet, it has one...
The Deluxe Suite occupies the suites-only sixteenth floor. It spans 470 to 500 square feet, with a king bedroom and separate living area containing a sofa bed. Up to four guests can stay in total.
Dual-exposure windows bring in light and Manhattan views. Velvets, steel fixtures and leather furnishings reflect SoHo’s industrial history. A marble desk and built-in armoire provide work and storage space, with a personal bar and gourmet minibar nearby.
The bathroom has a soaking tub, walk-in rain shower and handheld showerhead. Saul Steinberg cityscape wallpaper surrounds the marble vanity and illuminated mirror. The supplied toiletries are by C.O. Bigelow, with bathrobes and a hairdryer also available.
A 65-inch Smart TV, soundbar and Marshall Bluetooth speaker provide entertainment. The Nespresso machine includes two complimentary pods. Wi-Fi and online New York Times access are free; bedside controls operate the blackout shades. A record player and vinyl can be requested.
The Deluxe Suite occupies the suites-only sixteenth floor. It spans 470 to 500 square feet, with a king bedroom and separate living area containing a...
The Deluxe Terrace Suite has a king bedroom with workspace and a separate living room with a sofa bed. Indoor space starts at 600 square feet, with an additional private terrace of 250 to 400 square feet. The dining table sits by dual-exposure windows and steel terrace doors.
The terrace offers Manhattan views from the World Trade Center to the Empire State Building. Inside, vintage sconces, gilded mirrors and an antique oak armoire add character. Electronic shades control light in the bedroom.
A walk-in rain shower and handheld showerhead are provided in the bathroom. The marble vanity and illuminated mirror are set against Saul Steinberg aviary wallpaper. The bathroom supplies robes and a hairdryer along with C.O. Bigelow bathroom products. There is also an outdoor shower.
Two Samsung Smart TVs, a Marshall Bluetooth speaker and a Nespresso machine are available. The minibar and personal bar hold refreshments. Wi-Fi is included, while a record player, vinyl collection, iPad or MacBook can be requested.
The Deluxe Terrace Suite has a king bedroom with workspace and a separate living room with a sofa bed. Indoor space starts at 600 square...
The Terrace Suite starts at 600 square feet indoors, with a private terrace ranging from 250 to 400 square feet. The outdoor space is additional. Its Manhattan outlook stretches from the World Trade Center to the Empire State Building.
A king bedroom includes workspace, while the separate living room has a sofa bed and dining table. Dual-exposure windows and steel terrace doors bring in light. An antique oak armoire and gilded mirrors add storage and detail.
The bathroom offers a walk-in rain shower and adjustable handheld shower. A marble vanity, illuminated mirror and Saul Steinberg wallpaper complete the setting. A robe and hairdryer are provided, with C.O. Bigelow bath products. An outdoor shower is also available.
Two Samsung Smart TVs support streaming, with a Marshall Bluetooth speaker for music. A Nespresso machine, minibar and personal bar are supplied. Wi-Fi is complimentary, and bedside controls operate the bedroom blackout shades.
The Terrace Suite starts at 600 square feet indoors, with a private terrace ranging from 250 to 400 square feet. The outdoor space is additional....
On the sixteenth floor, the Grand Suite starts at 800 square feet with a king bedroom and separate living area. The suite has a sofa bed and accommodates up to four guests in total. A second bedroom is an optional addition.
Dual-exposure windows frame Manhattan views. Vintage rugs, Howard Greenberg Gallery photographs and a personal wet bar give the living space its character. A Jasper Johns-inspired table and recycled-paper coffee table sit alongside leather and cast-iron furnishings.
A soaking tub and walk-in rain shower are fitted in the bathroom. There is a marble vanity with an illuminated mirror, plus bathrobes, a hairdryer and C.O. Bigelow bath amenities. A Steamery steamer is supplied for clothes.
Use the 65-inch streaming TV, soundbar or Marshall Bluetooth speaker. Nespresso coffee, a gourmet minibar and a marble work desk are also available. Wi-Fi is free; a record player and vinyl collection can be requested.
On the sixteenth floor, the Grand Suite starts at 800 square feet with a king bedroom and separate living area. The suite has a sofa...
The 2 Bedroom Deluxe Suite has a master bedroom, separate living room and adjoining second bedroom. Sizes start at 700 square feet, depending on the booked configuration. Two king beds are provided, and up to four guests can stay in total. A sofa bed is included where specified in the booked option.
Dual-exposure windows frame Downtown Manhattan views. An industrial marble desk provides workspace, and bedside charging ports keep devices close. A gourmet minibar is provided, and the Nespresso machine comes with two complimentary pods.
The bathroom offers a walk-in rain shower and bathtub. Bathrobes and C.O. Bigelow products are supplied. Use complimentary Wi-Fi to connect personal devices and the in-room safe to store valuables.
Entertainment comes from a 65-inch Samsung Smart TV with streaming and a Marshall Bluetooth speaker. An iPad or MacBook laptop can be requested, as can a record player and vinyl collection. Dog bedding and bowls are available on request.
The 2 Bedroom Deluxe Suite has a master bedroom, separate living room and adjoining second bedroom. Sizes start at 700 square feet, depending on the...
The Grand Terrace Suite starts at 700 square feet indoors. A private terrace adds 450 square feet of outdoor space. A king bedroom has workspace, while a separate living room contains a sofa bed and personal wet bar. The terrace overlooks SoHo and Downtown Manhattan.
Vintage rugs, antique lighting and Howard Greenberg Gallery photography define the interior. There are Jasper Johns-inspired tables and a recycled-paper coffee table. Other furnishings feature marble, cast iron and cognac leather. Dual-exposure windows bring in daylight.
The bathroom has a deep soaking tub and walk-in rain shower. The marble vanity faces an illuminated mirror. A hairdryer and bathrobes are supplied alongside C.O. Bigelow toiletries.
A 65-inch streaming TV, soundbar and Marshall Bluetooth speaker are provided. There is a Nespresso machine, gourmet minibar and complimentary Wi-Fi. A Martin guitar and Steamery steamer are also provided. You can request a record player with vinyl.
The Grand Terrace Suite starts at 700 square feet indoors. A private terrace adds 450 square feet of outdoor space. A king bedroom has workspace,...
The 2 Bedroom Grand Suite offers two configurations, each with a master bedroom, separate living area and adjoining second bedroom. Sizes start at 800 square feet. The main bedroom has a king bed, and the sitting area has a sofa bed; other bedding depends on the configuration booked.
Dual-exposure windows offer Downtown Manhattan views. A personal wet bar and marble desk are provided, with built-in storage and European oak flooring. Howard Greenberg Gallery artwork decorates the suite, and a Beautyrest mattress is provided.
A bathtub and walk-in rain shower are fitted in the bathroom. The marble vanity has an illuminated mirror. Bathrobes and a hairdryer accompany C.O. Bigelow products in the bathroom. You also have a Steamery steamer.
A 65-inch streaming TV and Marshall Bluetooth speaker provide entertainment. There is a Nespresso machine, gourmet minibar and free Wi-Fi. A Martin guitar is supplied; a record player, vinyl collection, iPad or MacBook can be requested.
The 2 Bedroom Grand Suite offers two configurations, each with a master bedroom, separate living area and adjoining second bedroom. Sizes start at 800 square...
The location places guests in one of Manhattan's most distinctive districts. SoHo is known for cast-iron architecture, fashion, design, and busy streets that still keep a strong local identity. From Soho Grand Hotel, guests can walk to Tribeca, Nolita, Chinatown, the Lower East Side, and the Hudson River area. Subway lines nearby make uptown plans simple as well.
This part of New York rewards guests who like to move on foot. Mornings can start with coffee and quiet side streets. Afternoons can shift into shops, galleries, and long walks past old industrial facades. Evenings bring restaurants, bars, and downtown energy close to the hotel. The property fits this rhythm well because it feels like part of the neighborhood rather than a sealed city tower.
The hotel design draws from SoHo's industrial history and creative present. Public spaces use rich woods, metal, leather, custom lighting, and vintage-inspired detail. The tone is stylish but relaxed. It feels lived in, not staged. That is part of the appeal. Soho Grand Hotel does not try to look like a formal Midtown property. It belongs to downtown Manhattan.
The lobby, lounges, and staircases create a strong sense of arrival. Music, art, and people-watching are part of the atmosphere. Guests may pass locals meeting for drinks, travelers checking in after flights, and regulars returning for the bar scene. The hotel has enough polish for a special stay, yet enough ease for guests to feel at home quickly.
Guest rooms and suites are designed with a downtown residential feel. Expect warm tones, tailored furniture, good lighting, and views that may frame SoHo streets or the wider Manhattan skyline. Rooms balance style with daily comfort. Beds are made for proper rest after long city days. Desks and seating areas help with planning, reading, or catching up between appointments.
The design does not feel generic. Details connect the rooms to the hotel's broader personality, from custom finishes to artwork and materials that echo the neighborhood. Bathrooms are compact but refined, shaped for city stays where comfort and efficiency matter. Suites give more space to spread out, making them a strong choice for longer visits, creative trips, or guests who want a separate sitting area.
The social life of Soho Grand Hotel is a key part of the experience. The Grand Bar feels like a natural downtown meeting place, with a room that works for drinks, light meals, and conversation. It suits the start of an evening as much as a slower afternoon. The atmosphere is stylish without feeling stiff, which matches the hotel's wider character.
The Club Room adds another layer. It has the feeling of a private downtown lounge, with music, seating, and a mood that shifts through the day. Guests can use these spaces as part of the stay rather than only passing through them. They are places to pause, meet, listen, and settle into the rhythm of the hotel. That social energy is one reason the property continues to feel relevant in SoHo.
Food and drink at the hotel fit the neighborhood. Guests can stay in for a relaxed meal or use the hotel as a base for one of Manhattan's strongest dining areas. SoHo, Tribeca, Nolita, and the Lower East Side place many restaurants within easy reach. This gives the stay a flexible quality. A night can remain simple at the hotel or expand into a full downtown plan.
Breakfast, coffee, drinks, and late meals all matter in a city where days often run long. Soho Grand Hotel supports that pace with spaces that feel warm and useful at different hours. It is easy to meet someone before heading out, return for a nightcap, or take a quieter pause when the city has been full. The hotel becomes part of the day rather than just the place where it ends.
The property works well for fashion, design, media, art, and business travel. Its downtown location keeps guests close to studios, agencies, showrooms, galleries, and event spaces. The hotel also suits leisure travelers who want a more local-feeling Manhattan stay. Instead of centering the trip around major tourist corridors, it places guests in a neighborhood known for style, movement, and creative work.
For visitors returning to New York, Soho Grand Hotel can feel especially appealing. It gives access to familiar downtown walks while still offering a strong hotel identity. For first-time guests, it gives a clear introduction to a side of Manhattan that is less formal and more layered. The hotel can handle both moods because it has history, confidence, and an easy relationship with its setting.
From the hotel, days can unfold in many directions. Walk south into Tribeca for restaurants and quiet streets. Head east toward Nolita and the Lower East Side for boutiques, cafes, and nightlife. Move north toward Greenwich Village and Washington Square Park. Or take the subway uptown for museums, Broadway, and classic New York landmarks.
The nearby blocks also make unplanned time worthwhile. SoHo's architecture is best seen slowly. Window shopping, gallery browsing, and short cafe stops can fill small gaps between larger plans. Because Soho Grand Hotel sits directly in this fabric, guests do not need to work hard to feel the city around them. It is there as soon as they step outside.
Soho Grand Hotel is best for travelers who want style with a strong neighborhood connection. It has the history of an early New York boutique landmark, but it still feels active and current. The rooms are comfortable, the public spaces have character, and the location keeps downtown Manhattan close in every direction.
Choose it for a stay shaped by SoHo's creative energy, cast-iron streets, design culture, and easy access to lower Manhattan. It suits couples, solo travelers, business guests, and repeat New York visitors who want more than a standard city hotel. The experience is polished, social, and unmistakably downtown, with enough warmth to make the hotel feel like part of the trip rather than a pause from it.
Club Room combines live jazz with cocktails and supper-club dining, letting you build an evening around music without traveling to another venue across the city.
Soho Diner's counter service and American comfort food offer an informal alternative to a restaurant evening, useful when your city day calls for something simpler.
The private dog park gives your dog a dedicated place to play during a Manhattan stay, while benches let you pause alongside your traveling companion.
310 West Broadway, New York, NY 10013, United States
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Yes. Soho Grand Hotel is a strong choice for travelers who want a stylish boutique stay in downtown Manhattan. It suits couples, creative travelers, nightlife guests, pet owners, and visitors who want to stay in SoHo.
Soho Grand Hotel is at 310 West Broadway in New York, NY 10013. The hotel sits in SoHo, close to Tribeca, Canal Street, galleries, boutiques, restaurants, and downtown nightlife.
MICHELIN Guide lists Soho Grand Hotel with 347 rooms in New York City. The hotel offers rooms, suites, loft-style options, and penthouse-style accommodations for guests who want more space.
Rooms have a downtown New York mood, with designer details, city views in many categories, and a residential feel. The style fits the SoHo setting, mixing industrial notes, warm textures, and polished boutique-hotel comfort.
Yes. The hotel is directly in SoHo, making shopping, galleries, cafes, and restaurants easy to reach on foot. Guests can also walk or take short rides to Tribeca, Nolita, Chinatown, the Lower East Side, and Greenwich Village.
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