SIXTY SoHo Hotel

This somewhat trendy hotel is well located in a quiet area near shopping and restaurants.
The rooms are lacking for this price range ($ 500 – 600 per night) with poor lighting, NO coffee pots, no clock and no make-​up mirror.
Service is sub-​par and the staff seems unconcerned about it. Turn down service was skipped on the second night. Bathroom supplies — shower cap, shampoo — were not restocked. Room service was abysmal. Instead of coffee pots the coffee arrived cold in a singular cup. The cereal I ordered was incorrect and replaced with the wrong cereal the second time! Instead of comping my tiny breakfast of cereal (wrong one), small bowl of berries and tiny cup of coffee, the hotel just removed the cereal portion. Really déclassé!
You can do MUCH better at this price range.

There was an incredibly rude and deceiving security guy. He had enough disrespect to lie to 5 teenagers saying that Justin Bieber was coming to the hotel. But he wasn’t he was in Beverly Hills. I feel violated. He ruined our souls and spirits I’m emotionally scarred. He raped us emotionally… He made up so many lies about Justin and making it obvious that he was there. We were Connie he was Arnold Friends and Justin Bieber Elli. Honestly who would do that they no lives and no souls who would do this to someone. This ruined my day I have so much hatred for him. He disgusts me and his a greasy taco. I don’t recommend this place because they will play u. Hard. This was the worst expierenece of my life. This is emotionally scarring. After I believed Justin Bieber was there I was happy but the whole idea was sketchy. Until now I realized he isn’t in NYC and this isn’t funny actually it is horrible.

Hidden SOHO gem. The Sixty SOHO is just as nice as the popular Mercer, with better rooms and half the price. This is my new NYC hotel of choice. Excellent bar and restaurant. Around the corner from a favorite coffee place (Ground Support — serving Intelligensia coffee), two blocks from the C/​E subway lines and a few blocks from the N/​R lines, and otherwise well located on a quiet stretch of Thompson Street. Top notch service all around.

I loved staying here (3 nights in Dec.). It had everything that mattered to me. The rooms were spotless and silent at night (how rare for a NYC hotel). The bathroom amenities were lovely… slippers and Sferra robes! The lighting was good, the beds were incredibly comfortable. Front desk service was good and the bar scene at night is hopping. We spotted some celebs here too. Would definitely stay again

It was a late Saturday afternoon and my family was in the mood for some coffee so we stopped by the sixty for a light snack/​dessert and latte. We’ve always liked the sixty and wanted to check out the place. I’m a big fan of supporting the boutique hotels and was in the market of finding one to host my group of clients whenever they visit. Couple of gentlemen opened the door for us and we were let in with smiles. Went up to the hostess and she let us have a table. And here comes our server with an attitude. This bearded guy with a heavy accent. He has a foul attitude. Very unhappy individual. He probably figured we were not there to wine and dine and he treated us with subpar standards. Why don’t you put up a sign up front and say «no coffee drinking and dessert. Only dining guest allowed.» That way we can all avoid this treatment. I had to step away to meet some clients but caught up with my wife shortly after and she said that waiter dump the check on her when she didn’t even asked for it. Clearly rushing my family to leave. My wife is pregnant and can’t walk much and you had the nerves to hint her to leave. What a pity. Because if you treated us with some respect, the next time I would have showed up at the bar with my high-​rolling clients and you would have gotten a fat tip from us.
Sixty Soho, I will remember this. Sometimes you people have no idea who you offend. I will never want my clients to ever stay in this hotel to see this waiter’s ugly foul face and nasty attitude. Your hotel has lost this opportunity and I will spread the word to my business associates and mark my words you will see a decline in your sales. Good luck staying opened.

Doorman is a dick, pretty arbitrary who he lets up to the roof. Friends were already up there and said no one was there. He told me that it was too full, I couldn’t go up and they’d have to leave if I wanted to join them.

I had the absolute worse experience in life at this hotel On a business trip flying from Seattle to NY overnight (5 ½ hours), I finally arrive at the hotel at 9am to check in after fighting NY traffic from JFK. I had a 9:30am meeting, so I wanted to fresh up. Not only was my room not ready, but the only option they gave me was that I could upgrade my room for an additional $ 250.00 a night and get a Suite so I could checkin. Otherwise, there was nothing they could do. I didn’t get to check in to my hotel until after 5pm and my meetings were over.
If that was not enough of an example of a LACK of customer obsession, the next morning I call to get a lack checkout since my meetings didn’t end until 1pm. I was told the latest checkout they could give me today (what is special about today?) was 12:30. I explain that I have a meeting until 1pm but I could check out immediately afterwards. I was told sorry the best I can do is 12:30.
I understand New Yorkers can be terse and uncompromising, but this was ridiculous. I wasn’t able to get into my room to freshen up and I can get a late checkout. I have to travel to NY at lot for work, but this was my first time opting to stay at this hotel and it will definitely be my last.
Great job making a hotel accessible and comfortable for Business travelers, I guess unless a Hollywood star was joining me any hospitality is out of the question.

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 13^th 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.

Good hotel, but expensive. Great location. Service was very good. I didn’t eat in the restaurant, but others in my party had and said it was OK. My room was on floor 12 and you could clearly hear the music from the rooftop bar. Others in my party staying on floor 3 said they could hear the music from the bar on the second floor.

I never write bad reviews but this place has the worst service in NYC. It’s supposed to be «Italian» but they act worse than the Parisians. Food was great but the service and atmosphere was shit.

First off the food was good but the service was horrible … We first walk in and are immediately «greeted» with the roof is for hotel guest only as the guy looks us up and down we ask if we can get drinks he says only with entrees we wanted to order food so we sat down outside service only got worse and worse … Just do yourself a favor and don’t go not worth it

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!

I don’t recommend this place. As a general matter, the food is not great and my experience on Saturday night was extremely odd and demonstrated a complete disregard for customer service. There are much more beautiful, chic spots in Soho. On Saturday evening, I was looking forward to a relaxing dinner at Sessanta, the new restaurant at 60 Soho. I live in the neighborhood and was excited that the hotel had gotten a refresh. The food was good, but not spectacular (perhaps this is not fair because I have eaten at Santina several times and they are the best of the new coastal Italian restaurants). Same with the service. For example, I did not feel as if the sommelier was as helpful as she could have been (i.e. at most restaurants when I ask for a wine recommendation, I’m usually brought a couple to taste before selecting one, which she did not do).
As dinner was ending, we decided to go to A60, the rooftop bar. While this is billed as a members only space, in my experience, I’ve been able to go up to the rooftop after eating at Kittichai (the restaurant which used to be in Sessanta). We spoke to the doorman who stands in front of the hotel lobby, who let us up noting that a private party was starting in an hour and we may have to leave. We made our way to the rooftop, sat down and ordered the first of several rounds of drinks. The next thing I know, the doorman from downstairs has stormed onto the rooftop and yells at my group noting that he did not let us upstairs and then stormed out. He claimed that he only meant we should go to the second floor bar (although I am sort of assuming this because he was largely unintelligible). I suppose this is possible and there was a misunderstanding, but the solution should not be to yell at guests who have already been seated at a table and ordered drinks and then storm out. If it was that offensive that we were on the rooftop, you could have politely asked us to leave. The crowd at A60 was not chic, attractive or similar to crowds you’d see at other popular soho spots and quite frankly, on any other night, I would have probably quickly left but was with friends who insisted we should stay and enjoy the beautiful weather. The crowd felt like midtown bar /​bridge and tunnel plus european tourists on the weekends. I don’t like characterizing places that way, but it was not clear to me who or what they were trying to keep out, given that it seemed like the crowd was such a random mix of people. The entire experience was incredibly odd. Also, to top off the night, the «host» at A60 (complete with orange capri pants and a fedora) seemed incredibly drunk for the entire time we were there.

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.

Great hotel in soho! Newly renovated rooms are much lighter than before, lobby is very inviting to sit and talk with your guests. Highly recommend.

+ Beautiful spacious room (it had a lounging sofa and office space in a queen bed room)
+ great customer service
+ very cozy, fireplace & library-​esq vibe. Would have hung out in the lobby/​bar area all night if we didn’t have plans
Loved my stay here, and would have definitely come back.

Staff refused to serve water even after requesting several times citing last call for the bar. Piss poor level of hospitality. Employees are working in the wrong industry. Management should be ashamed.

I am writing this review to express my profound disappointment and unacceptable treatment of OLIVIA, who is supposedly the assistant front office manager. I went to the hotel to visit my sister who just flew in from Philippines and I missed her and our friends by three minutes since they had to run to make it to our dinner reservation to Catch and since she didn’t have wifi etc, she couldn’t let me know. So I kindly asked the front desk if they can please let me up or escort me up so I can drop off my things and use the bathroom for five minutes considering they already saw me the other night and knew that I was legit staying at the hotel. The french lady rudely told me up front that she cannot let me go in the room, fine, so I called my sister and gave the phone to her and she rudely reply to my sister that «I cannot let her in since there is already too much traffic in the room… etc etc!» And I spoke to my sister and was talking a bit loud since she couldn’t hear me and next thing I knew TWO HUGE BOUNCERS/​SECURITY were in front of my face threatening me that they will throw me out if I don’t keep quiet. That was just unnecessary. Mind you, I wasn’t hurting anyone or starting a fight, I was simply talking on the phone trying to fix this dilemma with my sister with a louder tone due to the background noise since she was at Catch. Bottomline the front desk didn’t show sympathy to my situation and was UTTERLY RUDE considering they are in the HOSPITALITY BUSINESS and CUSTOMER SERVICE is number one. My friend booked the suite and shed tons of money for the room and therefore we do not deserve to be treated this way. OLIVIA should’ve had a much better approach towards me instead of being condescending and disrespectful. I told her I work in the hotel industry and I have been in the hospitality business for many years and she even told me «I can’t believe you work in a hotel.» I didn’t want to stoop down to her level so I chose to walk out with all of my things and met up with my sister in Meatpacking District telling her the story and basically she ruined our night. She should keep her french attitude to herself and think about the image of the company and the negative energy she is reflecting. Not only that, housekeeping went inside the room for turndown and that is a no no, They should knock and wait outside. Also the construction in the hotel didn’t help redeem the situation at all. And upon checkout, the bellman took forever and seemed quite unhappy with his job which is fine but at least put on a smile. Zero star experience. I was even the one who pushed my friend to book this room since I have high regards to the hotel and that’s now destroyed. So will I recommend this place again to my friends and family who are visiting New York or will I ever stay here again??? The answer is NO. So please guys, save yourself the negative vibes and stay somewhere else. Exceptional service is número uno in my book and they failed big time in that department.

For me this is my neighborhood rooftop bar, just steps from my place, so I think it’s excellent. Sundays are mellow and evenings also. We made a reservation last time, but I don’t know that you necessarily need one if you go early. The views are especially great, One Trade Center on one side and the Empire state building on the other. The staff is friendly here, and the drinks are strong. The food is average, but I’m not coming to eat here anyway. A plus, is they also have ashtrays. I’m an occasional smoker but like the option. Will definitely be back!!!

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 Unilocal and all 3 were positive.

Rooftop drinks. Intimate. Great views of world trade and Empire State. I’d make reservations. Get the strawberry highball

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.