Soho Grand Hotel
It's difficult to imagine a more luxurious introduction or acquaintance with one of New York's hippest neighborhood. Built in 1996, the SoHo Grand beat the competition to the punch to become the first new hotel to SoHo in over a century. Designed by William Sofield and architect David Helpern, the SoHo Grand has effectively changed the face of luxury boutique hotels, not to mention SoHo itself. Guests will admire the glass-bottle staircase and intricate cast-iron detailing, offering a mix of urban and classical style that's quintessentially New York.
The best of both worlds, the SoHo Grand features an eight-foot expanse of windows for a wide screen glimpse of the Big Apple, as well as a soothing room, fitted with Frette Egyptian cotton bedding and soft natural tones for truly relaxing and romantic getaway. Far beyond the scope of your typical hotel, guest rooms at the SoHo Grand boast a long list on modern amenities, including a flat screen TV and DVD player, digital cable and movies on demand, an iPod, Bose Sound Docks, in-room CD selection, a two-line telephone, and more. And if that's not enough, you can even request a complimentary pet goldfish to accompany you during your stay.
Room Amenities:
Large windows with city view
Soft natural-toned room
Frette Egyptian cotton bedding
iPod with Bose Sound Dock
Flat screen TV and DVD player
Location and Nearby Amenities:
In SoHo
Nearby Wall Street
Canal Street shopping
Nearby Chinatown and Little Italy
Quick subway trip away from Times Square, Museum of Modern Art, and the Empire State Building
