Soho Grand Hotel

During the early 1800’s, SoHo received its first revival when the rich and prominent moved into the vicinity. By 1825, SoHo had become an exclusive residential neighborhood where the cobblestone streets were lined with four-story townhouses. However, this tranquil existence was short-lived as commercialization soon set in. In the late 1960’s, an influx of young artists and bohemians was lured into SoHo by cheap rents and sprawling loft spaces. Artists such as Chuck Close, Frank Stella, Richard Serra, and Cindy Sherman started another revival of the area with their creativity and energy. Galleries started opening up to feature the artistic works, which lured buyers, trendsetters, and intellects into the area.

By the early 1990’s, the pleasures of SoHo living had been discovered by many, and with the flush of new prosperity came a steady flow of commercial and retail businesses. Today, chic restaurants rub shoulders with contemporary art galleries and trendy boutiques, but the history of Soho remains, giving the neighborhood its unique and distinct character.

Built in 1996 as the first hotel in SoHo in more than a century, the SoHo Grand Hotel was designed by Bill Sofield and architected by David Helpern as a luxury boutique hotel in the heart of one the city's most exciting neighborhoods. The SoHo Grand Hotel stands 17 stories high with unrivaled views, offering 367 custom designed rooms outfitted with custom-designed two-line telephones with dataport, voicemail and D.I.D. private line service, 24-hour room service and complimentary freshly brewed coffee, in-room safes, hairdryers, and a host of pet amenities.

From JFK International Airport to the Soho Grand Hotel: Belt Parkway (west) to the Brooklyn Battery Tunnel. Exit Tunnel, bear right onto Trinity Place which becomes Church Street. Bearing left, Church and 6th Avenue split. Stay on 6th Avenue to West Broadway. Turn right onto West Broadway the Soho Grand Hotel will be on your left between Canal and Grand Street.
From Laguardia Airport to the Soho Grand Hotel: Grand Central Parkway (west) to Brooklyn Queens Expressway (south) to Manhattan Bridge. Exit at Canal Street, turning left onto Canal. Follow canal to West Broadway. Turn right on W. Broadway and the Soho Grand Hotel will be on your left between Canal and Grand Street.
From Newark Airport to the Soho Grand Hotel: New Jersey Turnpike (north) to the Holland Tunnel (Exit 4C). Exit Tunnel onto Canal Street going east to West Broadway. Turn left on West Broadway and to Soho Grand Hotel will be on your left between Canal and Grand Street.

Soho Grand Hotel
310 West Broadway
New York, 10013
United States

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