Soho Grand Hotel - New York City, USA 

Location

In New York, location is everything. The Soho Grand stands right in the pulse of downtown’s richest, rawest, and most luxurious locations—an advantageous criss-cross of fashion, industry, culture, and nightlife. Bordered by Houston Street to the north, Canal Street to the south, Broadway and Lafayette Street to the east, and the Hudson River on the west, SoHo is an acronym for South of Houston—and an adjective for high style.

Subway Information:

1, A, C, or E Trains to Canal Street stop

Rooms

Soho Grand’s 363 guest rooms are designed to have all the eclectic cool of hip downtown New York with the luxurious calm of an ultimate city getaway. The eight-foot expanse of windows offers views of the city at its richest, but the rooms’ neutral palette and natural materials of wood, clay, canvas, and leather, provide a seductive escape from the bustle of the street. Soho Grand may be the best hotel in New York City to give the closeness you want to the city’s atmosphere and room away to love it.

Dining

Grand Bar & Lounge:
More than just food and cocktails, the comfortable and glamorous Grand Bar & Lounge has become known as “SoHo’s Living Room”—and not only New York locals are welcome to the family. Sit amid the downtown darlings in the ultra-plush setting. The choice, classic American cuisine, creative bar drinks, and personally dee-jayed lounge music set a sexy ambiance whether you are about to head out on the town or want the town to come right up to you.

The Yard:
Eat out. Stay in. What would an exclusive New York home away from home be without its own private yard. Just off the south side of the hotel, the Yard is where hip downtown summers meet. The outdoor eatery offers gourmet hits like burgers and seafood off the grill, pitchers of sangria, and homemade sorbets and ice cream. Only open in the summer and with a very limited first-come-first-serve seating policy, it’s SoHo’s outside hangout with a very attractive guest list.

The Gallery:
The name comes from the latest contemporary art and photography that line the walls, but, no less creative, is the classic American cuisine served in the lush banquettes and intimate floating tables of the softly lit industrial space. The Gallery is open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner daily, as well as for brunch on weekends. The restaurant is also available for private receptions and seated dinners.