Hotels in SoHo

Exploring SoHo - Tribeca

South of Greenwich Village, art and designer fashion come together inside SoHo’s cast-iron lofts. Broadway is the busy shopping street, but discreet cobbled side streets hide restaurants, galleries and intimate boutiques. Get a taste of Little Italy on Mulberry and Mott Streets. Below that is Chinatown. Canal Street buzzes during the day with stalls and shops selling electronics, Chinese trinkets, fresh fish and vegetables.

Accommodation near SoHo - Tribeca

Opulent suites, sleek sanctuaries and homey artist’s lofts – there’s a New York accommodation option for every taste and need. Accommodation options are plenty, from hostels to budget rooms and motels to luxurious hotels bearing internationally known brand names. Getting around is relatively easy by foot and subway, and driving is recommended only during off-peak hours. Recommended accommodation include the Trump Soho New York, The Solita Soho Hotel, an Ascend Hotel Collection Member and NoMo SoHo.

Sightseeing near SoHo - Tribeca

Soho used to be the epicenter of the New York art scene, but as rent prices went up, many of the art galleries moved to Chelsea. Now you will find a plethora of shopping options to suit every need and taste. Its sidewalks are also full of vendors selling jewelry, leather crafts, hats and purses.

Transportation near SoHo - Tribeca

SoHo is bounded by Houston Street on the northern side, Canal Street on the south, Crosby Street on the east, and Sixth Avenue to the west. SoHo can be reached by the New York City Subway, using the A C E trains to Spring Street; 1 2 trains to Houston Street; the N Q R trains to Prince Street; and the 4 6 <6> trains to Spring Street.