SoHo - Tribeca hotels

We had an amazing visit in Soho. Our hotel was gorgeous. Room views were breathtaking, comfortable, eclectic, and classy.Wish we had stayed longer. We will definitely return.

A great hotel to stay in. Could not find any fault with this hotel, staff very helpful and attentive.

A friend and I stayed for 6 nights in March. We had a twin room (two beds) it was very roomy and big windows which let in natural light. Comfortable beds and good bathroom. Noise was not a factor despite overlooking 6th Ave. Pleasent staff. Great to access Soho for shopping. Subway entrance 20metres from hotel door - perfect.

We had a great trip. Got a driver to and from airport to hotel (highly recommended over cab or subway). Best part of our trip was Les Mis....amazing! We walked to enjoy a nice dinner at Wolfgang's Steakhouse our first night. The majority of our second day was spent by taking a right out of the hotel and walking into Chinatown and we ate in Little Italy for lunch. Empire State Building was hubby's 2nd favorite event; he agrees Les Mis was his favorite. Will never ride the hop on hop off buses again (tour guides too annoying) and not a fan of the subway. We enjoyed walking. The hotel was centered in the middle of everything we wanted to see. Great burger place just at the exit of 911 memorial site. Best cheesecake I've ever eaten was discovered at Juniors Cheesecake. Hotel was very secure and comfortable. We enjoyed our view of downtown from our room.

Just spent two perfectly pleasant nights in one of the loft doubles at the Cosmopolitan. I believe that many of the negative reviews here & on other sites predate some renovations and are from travelers who may have had slightly unrealistic expectations for a budget NYC hotel. Yes, the rooms are small- to be expected, but there is ample room for two people to do what needs to be done before hitting the city for the day. Yes, there is street noise- folks, it's NYC. We may have had one of the "big" lofts as I was able to stand up comfortably in ours. The room was unique, well appointed and extremely clean. Bigelow products in the bathroom are a nice touch. Our interactions with the staff were minimal but pleasant. The elevator IS extremely slow, so impatient types or those who struggle with stairs may want to request a room on a lower floor. Free wifi is a super bonus, but it does boot you off and require logging in again every hour or so. Unless you are inexplicably streaming video in your room, not a big deal. We did not have any issues getting cell service. The location can't be beat- fun neighborhood with plenty of bars, pubs, restaurants and street meat available, train right outside the door, walking distance to the World trade Center and Brooklyn bridge. For the price, I don't imagine this place can be beat in NYC proper.

Great hotel. Only complaint is that I had a noisy neighbor partying until 3am. Hotel staff addressed it right away, but after turning down the music for fifteen minutes or so it went right back up again (though not as loudly). I suppose I could have called downstairs again but I was too exhausted. I just popped in some earplugs and that was that. The neighboring guest was obnoxious and awful - but there are people like that everywhere (note: if you're one of those people, you suck). Not the hotel's fault. However, I couldn't tell if the walls were too thin or not. I would stay here again. Expensive, though. But very refined and tasteful.

Hip, clean, and modern. The James NY has it all. The energy at the rooftop bar was memorable, fueled by signature cocktails and led by some very cool mixologists. The rooms are stunning. I look forward to exploring the rest of this legendary location.

I was at the Holiday Inn Soho for 3 nights / 4 days and have only praise for the staff, the location and the hotel. I had read that some people complained about street noise, but I was on the 10th floor and had no problem with it. It is very close to the subway and just as in any city with a subway, you will feel the vibration of the trains a bit during the day and evening but late at night it is very quiet. William, the manager, Oksana, the desk clerk, and the doormen / concierge were all extremely helpful, accomodating and friendly. Right across the street we had a wonderful meal at Le Parigot and we were a 5 minute walk to Little Italy, great Soho bars and restaurants, and Chinatown. Three subway lines are within a block or two so you can go all over the city. There is a 24 hour pharmacy not far away and a small grocery store and liquor store on the street behind the hotel, so basically, you have everything you need. Not to mention that New York is the best.

In spite of finding it expensive, it is worth it for NYC prices

Everything about this hotel for the price was spot on. Not the fanciest or elagant hotel but clean, spacious and great location!