SIXTY SoHo

This hotel is in a great location but would not recommend and not going back. Rooms on the top floors are very noisy from the club on the weekends. We had to switch rooms due to this. Rooms are not clean. Dust and dirt in the corners and found a small blood stain on the white bed sheets. My biggest complaint about this hotel was being charged for an item that was never taken from the mini bar in the room. They originally told us that someone ordered a bottle of champagne to the room and then told us someone used a bottle of tequila when we were charged $100+ on the final bill. Basically being called a liar from the assistant manager was very disappointing. The front desk staff were all amazing! They were all very welcoming, friendly and accommodating.

We went overnight this past Saturday. We had two rooms for the family. The rooms are clean but very small and nothing to right home about by any means. At $1000 per room for one night with no parking there are MUCH better options. I repeat $1000 per night per room for 300 square feet with no frills or sitting areas.

Awesome Hotel. We had an amazing stay. Staff were super friendly and welcoming. The location of the hotel is perfect for tourists. The only problem was, that there was some sort of party below our room each night (in the hotel bar I believe) which made falling asleep a bit harder.

Beautiful hotel in a fun, cool neighbourhood within minutes walk of loads of restaurants, cafes, and things to do. The rooms are beautiful and clean, even if a bit small, and the bathrooms are excellent. There’s a good restaurant and a trendy bar attached, if you feel like staying nearby. Service was friendly.

Hotel room average but clean. Two issues here We were woken up at 3 am either people visiting the roof top bar or unruly guests, who thought it would be funny go bang on everyones door at 3 am wheres the security? who's monitoring this for such a upscale hotel? Mainly, my biggest disappointment was when the hotel staff refused to call us a cab upon check out??? With luggage ??I was in disbelief and shocked quit frankly, unfortunately we wont be returning to this hotel again for these reasons......

This used to be a nice chic hotel. A calm and relaxing place a few years ago. However, the bar that used to belong to the hotel has now become a separate entity and they have a loud disco with a loud and rude ambiance. It completely ruins your experience as a guest, the lobby is adjacent to this loud bar. I would not recommend coming here if you are looking for a quiet distinguished hotel

My new favorite hotel in Manhattan! I have been visiting the city for decades, so I have stayed in lots of hotels, and was pleasantly surprised!! The rooms are much bigger than many hotels in the city, the service is stellar and the location is absolutely perfect!! Initially, I was a bit hesitant because of the cost, but it was worth it. Beds are comfy, you can open the windows for air, rooms are super clean, the shower is fabulous and the noise factor here is low. Highly recommend for your next trip!!!

The position is great, the ambient is 10/10 and rooms very clean and comfortable. We can’t ask more! The only very very very negative thing is the Butterfly Bar inside the hotel, its unacceptable to have that management inside a so classy hotel. That creep doorman…smoking weed all time… We will not back again coz of it. Think about. Byw

I loved my experience here during the pandemic as an Essential Worker. The staff were so accommodating. I fell in love.

Really enjoyed SIXTY SoHo! It's a very nice hotel. The staff is wonderful. They offer a free happy hour, which we thought was very nice! There's plenty of infused water and coffee offered all day in the lobby~ also a really nice, included feature here. Our room was perfect ~ spacious and with extremely comfortable beds and bedding! Nice bathroom! Great size! We really enjoyed SIXTY SoHo and will be staying here again soon!!

Very friendly front desk staff, swanky 2nd fl lobby, and the suite we were in was spacious and chic and comfy! I'm so glad we picked this hotel for our one-night stay, and it's in a perfect area of SoHo near tons of stores and restaurants!

Checked out their roof top bar. Enjoyed the lovely view. Took a video and posted in my IG but forgot to take pics for Yelp. Nice comfortable couches and not too crowded and good view of NY and Soho. Will be back next time abs stay at this hotel. Trust!

I would give zero star if I could. I booked a suite at this place for my sister's bachelorette party. The suite has a pull out couch and a queen size bedroom. The pull out couch is unsleepable. There is not extra sheets, pillows, etc. they expect people to be sleeping on raw spring. When I check out of the hotel, they charged me $175 for beverages that me and my crew did not even consume. Even after I refuted the charge, their attitude was I don't trust you, so let me speak to the house keeper. And it wasn't until 24 hours later, they came back and framed it as if they are doing me a favor for an "one-time" courtesy, reimbursing me for something that's clearly not warranted. For what they charge - $800 per night for their suite, you would expect better customer service. All around very disappointing experience. Will not return.

Very unpleasant experience. I was told that I would be able to visit the Butterfly bar as a guest when checking in but a reservation would be needed beyond a given point in the night, when I got back to the hotel eager to check out the bar, I was told that no reservations were available. I then got the runaround from the staff. The security person was as helpful as he could be but I kept being sent to other random people in the hotel and eventually told that nothing could be done to give me a chance to stop in for a single drink to check out the ambiance. This is not the experience I would expect as a valued guest staying in a suite in a luxury hotel. To add insult to injury, my room was extremely loud due to the music from the bar I was denied access to, making my stay extremely uncomfortable and upsetting. I will never recommend this hotel to anyone due to the hostile customer service policies.

This hotel doesn't not follow coronavirus guidelines. I wouldn't be surprised if this became a hot spot. Guests do not wear masks in any common space. The people who work here do not enforce this. The woman at the front desk even held the elevator door so two maskless guests could enter the elevator with us. We had to exit but they did not care. One night there were 15+ drunk maskless guests in the lobby. They were having a party in one room here until 4am. They squeezed into our elevator and did not even have a key card. We complained to the front desk and nothing was done. Also, water pressure is weak, there is no security at hotel, and toilet paper is so thin, you can see through it. The walls are paper thin. You can hear every step outside your door. The guests here also constantly smoke weed which fills the hallways with the smell and will float into your room.

This place has a rope at the front door to the hotel so you basically have to contend with the moron there who is unhelpful and unwelcoming when you have paid $500 per night to stay at this place. Not only that, to a get a drink at the "hotel bar" you need to get a stamp like some 21 year old... meanwhile, there is no other place to get a drink. What a joke. Never again at this place. Do yourself a favor, find someplace else.

I really liked our stay at this hotel. The service was phenomenal, the staff was friendly and the rooms were cute. I will say that my Nespresso machine didn't work but thankfully we were a group so I used someone else's machine. The ground floor and lobby aren't the same which was slightly confusing but overall, I loved our stay and would come back again!

The cons outweighed the pros at this hotel. This was truly one of the worst hotel experiences I have had in my life. I always book through AMEX Fine Properties and Collections and I am always happy with the hotels they recommend. This hotel should not be on the list. For almost $600 a night, I expect much better service, amenities, and overall experience. When I first got into my room, it was an ICEBOX. I turned on my heat, only to realize after 15 minutes that it was pumping out freezing air. I called down to the front desk and they informed me that the heat in the entire building hadn't been turned on yet since it was only September 29 (hello, it's fall.) I was shocked the hear this, as it was just a couple of days away from October and temps were in the low 50s that week. Instead of apologizing for the inconvenience, the employee at the front desk condescendingly told me that it was warm outside and basically blamed me for being cold. This was astonishing and extremely strange. Felt like I was dealing with employees you would expect to speak with at a Comfort Inn, not the Sixty Soho. They brought me up 2 little space heaters that you couldn't feel unless you were sitting 3 inches away from it to try and make up for the situation. I asked for slippers to warm up my feel (which I was surprised were not already in my room) and they brought me open-toe flip flop slippers (which obviously were not helpful to keep my feet warm.) The next day I spent the majority of my day out of my room walking around Soho and exploring New York. I was gone from my room for about 7 hours and came back in the evening to rest up for a little before my birthday dinner plans that night. I was SHOCKED to come back to my room with the door wide open and 3 engineers and a hotel employee in my room, with the vents all open examining the heaters. 4 men, in my room, after a long day, invading my space and privacy. This is completely unacceptable. The hotel made zero effort to communicate with me to ask me if it was ok to send workers up to fix the heat, let alone as me if there was a convenient time for me, the paying hotel guest, for them to come. They should have asked me when was a good time for me if that's what they were planning to do. I was extremely uncomfortable with this situation, and they said they would need some more time to work... IN MY ROOM. INSANE!!!!! I had to LEAVE a room that I was paying for, so they could work. They were working on my dime which is not only completely unprofessional, but it is unacceptable. They should have moved me to another room to second we discovered my heat was broken and they should not have put ANY OTHER HOTEL GUESTS in that room until it was fixed. If the problem was that they were overbooked and didn't have available rooms, they could have comped me for that night for my freezing cold room. What's worse is that when I called to complain they took no accountability and actually didn't see anything wrong with it. They actually told me there was no difference to have 3 engineers in my room or housekeeping. I completely disagree as A) housekeeping is generally always women, and B) you expect housekeeping to be in your room... in the morning or afternoon, not at 7 pm. Terrible customer service, no problem-solving skills, poor experience. It all comes down to poor management. Other cons: -That same day I came back to my room, I was extremely thirsty, and my waters and minibar hadn't even been restocked!! Mind you, these aren't even free waters. They were waters I was paying $12 a pop for. -They brought me champagne for my birthday, but no flutes. So we drank out of wine glasses. -Room service from the restaurant under the hotel was sub-par. I ordered food from Bistro Leo twice. The first time the food arrived cold, the second time the breakfast sandwich I ordered was actually a breakfast burger... on a hamburger bun. I'm not sure if they ran out of bread or if that's how they normally serve the dish, but it was strange. They should put hamburger bun in the description and change the name to breakfast burger. Super weird dish. Pros: -Good location -Butterfly Room is a popular club that has a line out the door but being hotel guests we could basically get in very easily each night for a nightcap and dance party. At the end of the day, the Sixty Hotel needs to do a better job at paying attention to details, taking accountability for their faults, trying to do something to make the wrong situations right when a customer is clearly so upset with the number of things that have gone wrong to negatively impact their stay and experience. Instead, they told me "there is nothing we can do" which really means there is nothing we are WILLING to do. Despite my poor experience, none of which were my fault, and all of which I explained to management, they did nothing for me to rectify the situation.

Originally we were going to stay at a different popular hotel in the area but I wasn't happy with the rates for winter. I mean we're from Long island and we do staycations in the city for fun in the winter cause it's cheap! Anyway when I saw 50% off for suites I was like wow lets check out this new place, which seems to have been redone. Despite seeing some bad reviews which made us nervous, it was amazing. From the second we pulled up the door was opened, told where to go (unlike the other popular hotel that doesn't say how the lobby isn't right there, this hotel tells you!) so another plus. amazing decor, and our suite was amazing. The bathroom was amazing which I hadn't seen in photos so it was a surprise. Also loved our balconies my hubs kept going out on though it was freezing lol. The location couldn't be better, we walked over to Lupa for dinner, and Grom hot chocolate for dessert, all easily to walk to despite being cold! There is also shopping but after Christmas we needed to stay away from the stores :) I think Canada goose was right around the block from here. I'd highly recommend this hotel and 50% off a suite in the winter is amazing, hope they do this next year! Also Cipriani is right there too, pretty infamous. I'm gonna be raving about this place for awhile, not one complaint.

Hotel had a lot of issues. Shower water is literally yellow. Elevator doesn't read key --unless you literally hold it airtight against reader for like 15secs. Room phone was broken and unable to make local calls. Hotel sent up dude to fix it and he didn't. No one ever answers their phone line -- especially room service! (Only front desk answers constantly) Staff is friendly -- but hotel seems understaffed. There is like nothing to eat after 5pm! They switch to a limited menu and most items are sold out by 7pm. I would give a third star -- but the fees are insane for a hotel with this many CONSISTENT issues. (I was a guest for almost 4 weeks)

Pros: - Great location - Room service food is pretty decent. Personally I thought the steak was better than the duck. - The rooftop bar is kinda nice, even though their service is very slow. You don't need reservation if you get there before 8pm. - Housekeeping is flexible. If you start your day late, they offer to do housekeeping later in the day. - I wouldn't call the room spacious, but it's decent sized. Things seem a bit old and cracked here and there, but mostly functional. Cons - The hotel has a restaurant right at the entrance, and they block off the entrance at night to use it as a waiting area for the rooftop bar. This means you have to walk to the front of a line of people and tell the "bouncer" that you're staying at the hotel so they can let you in. Sometimes they're not at the line or distracted so you have to wait for them to notice you, and when you're tired and just want to get inside this gets really annoying. If you're doing a short stay maybe it won't matter as much, but when you're staying for a week it gets old real quick. - Water pressure randomly drops while taking a shower, though the temperature stays the same. You can also occasionally hear your neighbors flush their toilets. - You can hear a decent amount of noise from the streets even through the closed window on the 9th floor, especially on weekends. - Instead of tiny toiletries, they have big bottles that they seem to refill. They smell nice, but the bottled seemed a bit old and chipped in places.

This place waits until a day after you check out and charges your credit card for incidentals without sending you a bill to see their outrageous charges. Don't stay here they are thief's!

Oh mom is staying here right now I was there when she checked and everyone was so nice they helped her from the car for a pro luggage are young gentleman when you go inside there's someone to greet you it's not the main lobby This hotel looks very small from the outside and you can miss it if you don't have your eyes open It's got a great bar there's a restaurant downstairs where you can sit outside that's attached and there is a rooftop bar Comfy cushions my mom has a single room I am not sleeping there but she is there now the treatment that I saw was very nice my mom checks out on Friday I will be back on Thursday for a rooftop party being held there.

Nice. Standard. Cool. We'll designed. Tacky of all the advertised things to buy IN the room and absurd priced snacks. I'd rather have nothing than what felt like panhandling

Room Review: Stayed here courtesy of a company that was throwing a event. WOW. SIXTY Soho really set the bar high as far as hospitality is concerned. I walked in my room on the 9th floor and was blown away. The bed was huge, and felt like I was sleeping on a cloud. The bathroom was nice and felt like I was at a really nice home, not a hotel. The setup of the room was perfect, with a lounging couch and coffee table. The decor was simple, but a very nice addition to the room. This place is costly, but the comfort was the best I've experienced in the city.

Currently staying here on the 12th floor. They have a group of people staying here that are SO loud, high, and drunk and we've called over 10 times and they are afraid to kick them out. They are allowing them to have 18-20 people in ONE room which is not COVID safe. They made a deal with the front desk guy to only have 10 in these SMALL ROOMS AND THATS NOT COVID SAFE. Do not come stay here. This place is GHETTO.

Very comfortable and in a great location. Only real complaint is that the Internet was spotty.

Beware the Sixty Soho! I had to stay here one night for business and two weeks later I'm still trying to fix my bill. I was there less than 24-hours, staying on my own... and they think that I took a $140 bottle of tequila from the mini bar. That's crazy! 1. They sent me my bill and didn't include the bottle of tequila. They are hiding the charge from me. If I hadn't checked my credit card statement, I never would have caught it. 2. When I called and spoke to a manager, he said he'd remove the charge - but never did. 3. When I asked for an updated bill that included the bottle of tequila - they sent me a bill without the bottle included. They refuse to send me a bill that shows the bottle on it. Why?? I've called 3 times and they still won't remove the charge. Honestly, all of this just makes me wonder if this is some sort of scam the employees who work there run to get free booze or to charge guests more. If you look online, I'm definitely not the only one who got scammed via mini-bar charges. This is a regular occurrence at this hotel. Be very careful about staying here and be sure to check your bill when you go home!

I have been staying at this property for almost 20 years and still love visiting. Whether I'm a registered guest or just visiting. My memories are always rekindled. It's a wonderful place.

I was staying at Sixty SoHo during a routine business trip and wanted to have a drink in their new bar called Butterfly. While I was thrilled with the service, drinks and atmosphere, what I witnessed while there should deter anyone from visiting. While I was enjoying my drink, an employee came to ask one of the young waitresses how she felt about her new uniform. She replied that she liked it and he then proceeded to gesture to her décolletage and replied that she would be "great for sales and tips." She seemed a bit uncomfortable but laughed it off. I have worked as an attorney in Human Resources for 20 years, and mentioned to the girl that she should not tolerate those kind of remarks at her workplace and should say something to her manager. She replied that he was her manager. Naturally, I was stunned. Later, I overheard two other staff members talking about the same man, and his racist tendencies. This disturbed me even further. Having frequented Sixty SoHo quite a bit over the years, I am friendly with the front desk staff. I did a bit of digging and chatted with them only I to find out that this man (Colin) wasn't just the manager at this venue, but the general manager of all the bars and restaurants within the property. One front desk attendant reported also feeling uncomfortable as he was constantly smirking and adjusting "himself" (if you know what I mean) while looking at her. This behavior is appalling and no employees should ever have to tolerate it. Unfortunately, if this man is the general manager of the entire space, I'm not sure what choice employees have other than to resign. Going forward, I will be looking to other venues for my visits as supporting this business means supporting a racist man who clearly exploits his position. I did, however, leave my card with some of the staff in hopes that they contact me should the issues continue. No one deserves to suffer through that behavior in their workplace.

The Sixty SoHo is a home away from home for me, when visiting New York City. Located in Soho, this boutique hotel is in a great downtown location. The hotel staff remember me by name upon every return, helpfully assisting me with any needs I may have. From the front desk, to the concierge, room service, housekeeping, the doormen, and engineering, my needs are met in a very friendly manner, with a sense of urgency and professionalism. They treat me like I am family at the Sixty SoHo. The new urban sheik design of the hotel is eclectic, warm, and refreshing. The hotel has two bars if your there in the spring and summer. One being the rooftop bar A60, the second being the lobby bar, the Gordon Bar. In the winter the rooftop is closed for some time, but when it is open in the summer, the terrace is fabulous. The Gordon Bar is a fine lobby bar. In the room, the linens are luxurious, fresh, and crisp. Art and furnishings are minimal. The bathrooms are covered in luxurious marble, with pedestal sinks, some with bath tubs, all with marble showers. There is always an orchid or two waiting for you, in a square glass vase. At turn-down, brownies and cookies are placed on your pillows. The 3 year renovation really upped their game. The rooms feel fresh and new, the lobby is funky and eclectic. The Gordon bar is beautiful, with great natural lighting during the day, and an exotic feeling with living walls of plants. I haven't seen A60 yet, with it's complete remodel of the rooftop deck. I can't wait to experience it! The views are sensational! I'll be back soon!

Love this boutique hotel; very comfortable, terrific bar and great lobby to just hang out. I really dislike huge hotels where it takes 10 minutes to navigate elevator and lobby just to get out the door. What I love about this hotel is it's almost like staying at a private home. Very elegant and so easy to get in and out. It's on nice quiet street. I picked it because it's close to my NY office and have stayed twice. Perfect place to stay in SoHo. Lovely, attentive, fun staff.

This is not a four star hotel. Firstly, they should menton on their website that guests won't be able to change the temperature in their room. They've got it locked in for the entire hotel and the Room are like an oven. This means controlling you own temperature consists of opening the window an letting the freezing air in. Secondly the pillows are the cheap and nasty pancake variety. Thirdly, the restaurant downstairs Is a reflection of the hotel as a whole. Really average but priced otherwise. And terrible service. My girlfriend has a severe nut allergy and despite making this clear and being immediately reassured that no nuts are used, we were served a starter of dates covered in almond pieces. Hotels and restaurants are trial by fire, but this one is definitely off the list.

If you look at my reviews I typically like to leave positive ones because people that work hard deserve success. This is the exception. I booked Sixty Soho for a "luxury experience for my family including 2 kids (10 and 12) in Lower Manhattan" with 2 beds "380 square feet. of space to unwind and beautiful views" as stated on their website. We went all out to see a close friend that lived nearby. We checked into a room with a "beautiful view" of a used condom, and giant air conditioner on the floor directly above the lobby. We were expecting more for the price we paid and asked to move but they couldn't accommodate bc the hotel was full. Wasn't a huge deal but we did learn that all the rooms with two beds face the roof and don't have views so their claims of beautiful views on the website are pretty deceiving. We then came back at 11pm looking to crash hard because we had early AM plans the next day. Our room was shaking with bass from a club directly below our room and we could actually hear the lyrics of songs. They played music until 2:45 AM and all of us were up with no option but to wait it out. When we complained to the hotel they kept blaming it all on the club which is an entirely separate business that they have no control over. I call BS. They did have control over putting a double deluxe (room for a family) directly above a club and they did have control over leasing the club in their lobby to a business that was inherently loud. At least take full ownership of that. I'm all for people partying in New York, but we paid a ton to unwind and get a restful night's in a luxury hotel. This was not that. They took some money off the room and offered to move us but we chose not to pack up because we were exhausted, were late to see friends because we slept in, and b/c the Club isn't open on Sunday and Monday. Bottom line, I do not recommend staying at SIXTYSOHO on a Saturday night if you are looking for restful night's sleep (at least not in room 37 so beware). They should have refunded us the entire night to make that right. We finally left on Monday AM to head to the airport and by the time we got back to CA, my wife had about 20 bites all over here body in clusters and patterns. We found out it could be bed bugs so we bagged up all the possessions we brought on the trip and put them in the sun to kill off any just to be safe. Just what we wanted to do after a long day of travel. We informed the hotel and they got an exterminator to do an a visual inspection and they said found no evidence of bed bugs inside the room. They did not however, hire a bed bug sniffing dog unlike the time a different guest accused them of having bed bugs (according to the other review) which is apparently the gold standard. The alternative explanation they offered was that my wife was unknowingly bitten about 20 times by mosquitoes so I guess we go with that. Next time, we stay at the Soho Grand.

Very bad experience with customer service. It was our wedding night couple days ago and we ordered just one cup of tea. The waiter brought us a cup of tea and a bottle of water and said it was complimentary. And after that they charged $16 just for the tea!!! What?? $16 for the cup of tea!That's ridiculous! Usually stuff in the hotel is trying to make happy newlyweds but not here. And even after calling hotel and tried to explain, they denied to adjust the price. Absolutely unprofessional and not customer oriented. We wanted to book this hotel for our honeymoon but obviously now I'll not recommend it to anyone. Very disappointed

Wow, doorman couldn't have been more rude! 6 of us (3 couples) wanted to come in at 6:30 for drinks at Gordon before dinner at 7 and he wanted to charge us $300. The place was empty!!! I go there a lot. Never again.

The suite was great. The bar looked small and fun but was hired out for a private party. The staff was good about bringing drinks to us in the lounge area.

Issues with making a reservation online and over the phone. Front Desk Manager, Kelvin, was defensive and contradicted specific info shared by Reservationist and General Manager on charges. If the customer service is poor before you even arrive then what is one to expect upon arrival? Cancelled the reservation.

No one at the front desk is wearing a mask. Felt so unsafe during the pandemic. Do NOT stay here at all costs!!!!

Warning - this hotel is a scam - sent us two hotel reservations for one room booking and tried to charge us twice. When I called to tell them what happened they said you can get a credit for a future stay but would not refund their scam of a second booking for one room! Stay at the Roxy!

I love this hotel! It's gorgeous and well kept. Their breakfast selection is pretty good too. Most hotels have so-so food but I have to say, it's nice to order breakfast in bed and enjoy the meal. This hotel is in a nice and less busy side of town, Soho. The customer service was superb.

I would rate this hotel a zero if I could. My boyfriend and I attended this hotel for my birthday and were completely disrespected and discriminated against for having an emotional support animal who travels with us everywhere we go. We were tricked, followed, stalked, and lied to every moment that we spent at this establishment only to be completely robbed at the end of the 5 day stay. I am Completely disgusted with every single person who works for this establishment and they have pretended to care about my urgent requests to be contacted by a manager to address my concerns and come to a resolution. I do not understand how a company like this conducts business. No one is contacting me back when I have been calling for over 8 months just wanting to speak with the very busy managers who seem to always be in meetings when I call. I called everyday for 2 weeks and no one was even available that could help me for one second. You are inhumane at this point. Anyone wasting their money here expecting a luxury experience is insane you're gonna get treated like trash no matter what they just want your money. No respect or hospitality was given and I will not ever step foot in one of these hotels ever again and I will make sure the world knows what kind of business you are running. I cant even get simple basic human customer service and that is what is beyond upsetting to me at a time in this world when we should be sticking together. Very rude employees who are willing to stoop to the next level of invading privacy to earn this place more cash. You should be ashamed of yourself. Thank you for ruining this experience for me!

Johnny was so RUDE. I'll never stay again and would NOT recommend. "Valet" parking has no in & out privilege.

Came here for a goodbye drink get together for a coworker, and it was pretty much impossible to get the attention of the bartender when the bar was empty. We finally hunted down a waitress and order our drinks, about half and hour later she came back and told me that they don't have mint for the day, so I ordered another drink. Another 15 mins, our drinks came. $18 for a mimosa is a woah........ BUT WAIT, it's not even the best part! They swiped my credit card twice. Yup, twice. So, needless to say, I will not be returning :)

I haven't stayed there. but I love their rooftop. it's small and intimate. not a party rooftop, just a place to have a nice drink with a nice view. It's fairly small but I could luckily always find a spot to sit with my friends. Giving one less star because i'm a bit of a snob i admit and like real glassware as oppose to their cheap plastic martini glasses. So sad since the cocktail was so good.

Came here for quick bite and drink on NYE. Food and service were good and did the job. I really just had to come here and commend the lovely hostess that greeted us. (Spanish women wearing a red dress.) What an absolute pleasure! She is exactly the kind of person you want working in the hospitality industry. Incredibly friendly kind and attentive. Great job!

Stayed at SIXTY SoHo for 2 nights. We had a standard Queen and a King Suite. The suite is stunning. Large and a good use of space, including a walk out balcony from bedroom and living space. Sliding doors make the bedroom area very private. Bathroom is excellent: separate shower and bathtub. Bath and sand alone shower have fixed and hand held shower heads. GREAT WATER PRESSURE! The linens and bathrobes are soft, bed and pillows are very comfortable. The Queen room, was small but designed in such a way that is does not feel cramped - you enter the hallway with the bathroom to your right and then ahead is the bed area - this puts you further from the door; good if you are near the elevator. There was no view and the room looked toward several brick interiors. One great feature in both rooms is the abundance of power outlets. Lighting in the rooms and the bathroom is good. Walls are thick enough that you cannot hear other guests talking in their room or the hallways, but you can hear toilets flushing and water running if you are using the bathroom at the same time as your neighbor. The roof top patio and separate roof bar are a must - head to the 13th floor for a glass of wine while you take in the views. Breakfast in the downstair restaurant was delicious bur dinner was so-so. I'd go elsewhere for dinner unless you are tired and hungry like we were one evening. The staff, especially the luggage attendants, were all extremely helpful. One note worth mentioning is that the front desk person on Thursday evening was not versed in advising sushi restaurant choices. The concierge had already gone; therefore, we were left to do our own research. On Friday evening there was a rather loud party until the early morning hours but management amended the problem to my satisfaction; in the future I will be sure to address the need for a high floor before arriving. The location is perfect, Thompson street is relatively quiet and one-way so not too much traffic. SoHo does not have an overly residential feel like Tribeca and there are plenty of shops and restaurants once you turn off the street. SIXTY SoHo is an excellent choice, you can't go wrong staying here. http://www.tripadvisor.com/ShowUserReviews-g60763-d93398-r304785099-SIXTY_SoHo-New_York_City_New_York.html#

If I could give zero stars, I would. Thanks to a client, who books my trips to NYC, I have been forced to deal with these people on two different occasions. Both times everyone was extremely unpleasant to deal with. I am a big "people person" and try my best to get along with everyone; however, these people are simply impossible. They were disingenuous, making me promises they didn't fulfill, and incredibly pompous. It seemed they thought I needed them more than they need me. Do yourself a favor and stay at one of the other nearby hotels which are comparable and much more affordable, such as Hotel Hugo. That is what I did after day 1 on this trip. (BTW, Sixty Soho attempted to bill my client for the cancelation. ) I have only written 3 other reviews on Yelp and all 3 were positive.

Really enjoyed our stay here. The room was great size. Decor was awesome. Most importantly the staff was great. The door guys were the best. I don't think I opened a door the entire week we were there. It's like they popped out of nowhere. The cleaning staff was also very attentive and accommodating around our schedules. The only thing I wished is that they would have extended our group rate one more night since we needed to stay an additional might.

Beautiful view but the service is horrific. 3 waiter, a bar tender and bus boy and 10 minutes for a drink with minimal customers.

Excellent, boutique-y hotel in a wonderful area! The lobby is nice, pretty, and also cozy. Hotel is trendy but very tasteful. :) The rooms are also pretty, but cozy as all NYC hotels are. :) Whoever selects the options for the minibar is fantastic--from food to drinks, and MANY selections! I stayed during Covid, and they are VERY safe! They have made all the entry doors on the bottom floor such that you simply waive and they open, so you don't have to touch them, but then to enter where hotel rooms are, you of course need your key for security purposes. They also have a cute French restaurant that has outdoor dining, plus a canopy over the top, which is fantastic if you've been in NYC during Covid outdoor dining and the heat and the rain! And you can grab food and drink from elsewhere and find a very nice spot in the lobby somewhere. Also, the rooftop bar/restaurant is beautiful! And for what it's worth, I left there after 4 days and moved up to a nice, highly rated GV hotel, but ended my stay there early to move back to Sixty Soho because I much preferred it! P.S. Go to Bistro Les Amis (many super delicious items--ask for Alex) two businesses up from the hotel, and Sola Pasta Bar (possibly the best gnocchi I've ever had, and def the nicest Covid-outdoor-dining scene in all of NY) a block south of there. Amazing!!

Formerly the 60 Thompson. We really enjoyed staying here. Extremely friendly staff; quiet and renovated rooms (they're just completing the renovation of the remaining rooms and the lobby); killer bed, pillows, and linens; great location; and very good Southeast Asian restaurant (Kittichai) in the same building. Rooms are a bit small, but just fine for us. Stayed here only after being told by another hotel at which we have made a reservation in advance - The Marlton - that they had overbooked themselves and they didn't have our room. A happy accident to find 60 Soho on Hotel Tonight -- we'd gladly stay here again.

What a Scam!! I've stayed at many hotels throughout my travels. I have never written a bad review about a hotel in my life, until now. Upon booking the Sixty SOHO, the first question I asked the reservation desk was if they had a fee for pet's?? They replied that with a (service) note, there was NO fee, so after contacting other hotels that required a fee, I decided to book the stay at Sixty Soho. Upon Arrival, check in was normal until they asked me to sign a "liability" form for my 8 lb. hypoallergenic dog. I thought nothing of it, the receptionist acted as though it was a formality, and noted nothing on the document of significance. I quickly dotted the line to get my keys and allow others to check inn. The room they put us in was tiny, we were stuck next to the Maids headquarters, paper-thin walls made it difficult to hear myself think, let alone get a good night sleep. I think the best part was the in room Commercial toilet, same one I used to kick the metal handle on in High School, they polished it up to look like a normal toilet with a new seat, their soooo tricky!! Flushing the toilet let out a roar so loud, it let everyone in the hotel know that you had just paid your taxes... Every 2 minutes there was someone opening or slamming the door to the maid's room, it literally sounded like the door to my room was the one being opened and slammed. I thought to myself, I'm in New York and not there to stay in a room, so I would just deal with it, if only that was it.... The staff at the Hotel was very "stuffy" and acted as if they were above my girlfriend and I. IT WAS VERY DISTURBING when we noticed someone had entered our room on two occasions, without our consent and the "Do not disturb" sign on the door. I confronted the hotel staff, one individual admitted to entering our room, the other, on a separate occasion claimed he had been by our room as the manager had instructed him to check for "Noises" but did not enter. I put a towel behind the door when I left to confirm that he had in fact entered, and took him for the liar he was. I now wanted to leave the hotel, but we were on our last night at this point. Soo with all that, I will cut to the chase.. Upon checkout, and having NEVER been notified, explained, pointed out, or furnished a copy of their "pet Liability form". I was told that I had to pay $150.00 per night and a $350.00 "Deep Cleaning" Fee. Over $800.00 in pet fees for a dog that's cleaner than their staff!! Had I been told this, notified of this, informed upon signing, or even furnished a copy of their "pet Liability form" I would have never stayed at the hotel in the first place. I went by the word of their associate on the phone when booking and that was a mistake. This hotel and their whole "Hotel Group" are nothing but a bunch of scam artists, who attempt to polish a piece of shit property in the cheapest manner possible and overcharge the guest that stay there. My girlfriend felt uncomfortable the entire stay. I'm very surprised at the attitude the staff had and continued to have when I tried to contact them after our stay. I left multiple messages for the management and they did not care to return a single call. I hope no one else gets treated in the manner we did at Sixty SOHO or any hotel.

The service was good and the terrace on our room was fun to have. The decor was a little bit more outdated then the pictures show online. I would come back.

This overpriced place advertised a rooftop deck that I could not get access to because I was staying there with my kids. Except for the nice sunroom on the first floor, NOTHING is included, no options for making oneself a cup of tea anywhere. It was overpriced and although it claimed to be expansive, I found it quite cramped compared to other 250 dollar hotel rooms. Decor is dark. The neighborhood is kind of fun, but the food nearby was also overpriced and not very good. We had indigestion all night.

Love this hotel. Made my long stay very pleasant, always had excellent service and loved the location. Really liked the amenities and tried their restaurant. Food was delicious and great aesthetics.

Stayed at Sixty for a week last year and enjoyed it so much.. Came back to New York last night and decided to go to their rooftop as I remember it looks beautiful.. this time I'm staying in a different hotel but they don't have a rooftop. So me and a friend of mine arrived to Sixty at 4 pm but receptionist told us the rooftop opens at 5 so we can wait at their lobby bar and enjoy a drink inside. We agreed on that.. no bartender appeared in 40 mins at the bar. 5 pm we try to go to rooftop when all of a sudden some nasty women appears and say we can't go there because only hotel guests can use it. Then I tried to say that receptionist told us an hour ago that we should wait. This nasty women interrupted me in such a mean way saying goodbye like 5 times. She literally was ready to push us out of hotel. I can't even find proper words to describe how much disgusted I feel now. Why would they hire such a nasty unprofessional lady to talk to people like that? Regret about my stay. Never be back.