Holiday Inn SoHo, New York City

Small rooms with double beds but clean. No queen beds. Service excellent. Friendly staff. Restaurant cold and too expensive. Convenient to subway. Room rates too high.

Good location but not clean, smells old, wall paper peeling, I got an expensive suite with a bunch of old greasy books... by mistake took the elevator to basement and it was a mess and we sleep on it! Looby people were polite till they need to work in which case they were very unfriendly, unpolite and not willing to help you a bit!

We thought at first, looking around the neighborhood, that we made a mistake on the hotel. But once you go inside the revolving door, you think you are in a 5 star hotel. The place is clean and the staff is very friendly. It's also really close to broadway and Grand St, where all the clothing stores are, at so it was great location for shopping. I also enjoyed it because it was close to little Italy and chinatown, the best places to eat. I will always choose this place!

this hotel really should be called the Holiday Inn, Chinatown. We were literally a block from Canal Street (which was cool), but if you walk one block in front of the hotel, you were in Chinatown. Nothing wrong with Chinatown at all, but the impression of the hotel is SoHo and I'm sorry, but it is not SoHo from what I gathered that this neighborhood entails. Again, being that close to Canal street was pretty cool, but since I checked in that night, to wake up on this hustling and bustling street with people selling a ton of bags and leather goods, it caught me off guard a bit. The security to the hotel was great. You had to take an escalator to get to the front lobby. I liked that aspect because it is pretty dark and creepy outside this area at night due to the proximity to a residential neighborhood like Chinatown. The hotel room was pretty small. okay, it was a shoe box. No window view, it was tiny too. The restroom was a decent size, but there was no room to even place your bag or your luggage in order to get anything out of it. I didn't like that, but I already figured that an older New York hotel wouldn't have the much needed space (for me). The tv was pretty old too. Decent deal for the money, but I would rather have a hotel that was really in SOHO than one that was REALLy in Chinatown instead. The hotel title is a bit misleading. .

1) In my search for a hotel this one was listed as a $180 a night room. The rooms actually cost $235. There are no $180 rooms. So they know how to fool a search engine. Use caution. 2) The rooms are literally 3 feet larger than the king bed inside it. Just enough room to walk around the bad. There are no dressers. There is a writing desk in the room, but you can't sit at it. No room for the chair sitting oddly next to it. There is no closet. The bathroom is 12-inches larger than the toilet. Luckily I waer only a size ten shoe otherwise... The water pressure is bad - not enough to enjoy a shower, forget about filling the tub. 3) The restaurant is embarrisingly bad. Especially for the big city. We waited a half-hour for coffee and another 60 minutes for breakfast, only to fnally get hard cooked eggs and rare. We were told tghat the cook didn't show up. While we were comped breakfast, the family next to us shared this experience but were not comped and a twelve dollar gratuity was added to their bill. There is no manager on premises on Saturday morning and the assistants in charge of the front desk didn't speak English very well so there is no chance to communicate the subtlety of things. Requests for clean glasses, for example, could npt be communicated. 4) Now, I am a native NY'er so when I tell you this you should take it seriously - this is a HORRIBLE location for a family to stay. On Canal Street bordering Chinatown, simply disgusting. You should never let your wife or kids out in this neighborhood alone. In fact, our first night here, three people were murdered within walking distance of this dive, and two were auxilliary policeman. So don't select this place because of it's supposed convenient walking distance to SOHO and the Village. If you like apologies, offers of discounts on inedible food and argumentative managers, this Holiday Inn may be what you are looking for.

I stayed at this hotel for one night over new years. For starters the pictures shown on the site look nothing like the actual hotel. It was very hard to find because'the hotel exterior pictures look nothin like reality. Also, the rooms were very tiny with a not so flattering view of the city; and the beds were like sleeping on bricks. One good thing I can say about the hotel was the service, the people were kind, expecially the maids and they do a good job at cleaning the room. Over-all I would not go back to this hotel because I felt 'like I defanitly did not get my money worth for the night.

Rooms are small (most are in NYC - expect it), but they were very clean and the service was excellent. The entire staff was extremely pleasant and helpful. If you want a good value close to China Town, Little Italy, Ground Zero, Brooklyn Bridge, and the Statue of Liberty, this is a hotel you should consider. The wireless internet connection was a snap to connect and very fast (full 54mbps).

My very first time in NYC was Feb 06. it was SUPER COLD, like 25 degrees (im from Los Angeles, anything under 60 is freezing for us.) it had just snowed cats and dogs and i was only there for one night. I had my doubts after reading some of the bad reviews, but all in all it was a nice, quiet, clean little room. it was small, but i didnt really mind, it was just me and it was for business. staff was nice and extremely knowledgeable. subway stations are right there!!! like 2 or 3 of them within a 5 minute walk. great place, would stay there again.

I liked everything about the hotel. There was nothing that I didn't like about the hotel it's a wonderful place to stay.

This motel was an amazing place for me and my wife to stay. We had a blast at the Hiliday Inn Manhattan. It was close enough to everything that we wanted to do. If we can afford it we will definately go back later.