About
Since its inception in 1996, Soho Grand has epitomized the industrial elegance that defines SoHo. From its bottle-glass staircase to its majestic masonry columns – it is the grand design that intertwines the factories and lofts that flourished in SoHo in the 1970s with the 1870s Gilded Age. Soho Grand is a collection of love notes to one of New York’s greatest neighborhoods, and a living museum filled with art and artifacts that showcase SoHo’s rich architectural history. As Manhattan’s first luxury Downtown boutique hotel, it is often said that Soho Grand brought the neighborhood inside.
Location
Located in the heart of Manhattan’s most iconic neighborhood, Soho Grand embodies SoHo's creative energy and rich history. Just steps away from world-renowned art galleries, boutiques and restaurants.
Neighborhood
Soho Grand is an integral part of the neighborhood’s fabric, an honor taken seriously since the beginning. The commitment to community extends to the entire Soho Grand experience.
History
In the 1990s, when SoHo became a glamour capital replete with luxury shopping, restaurants, spas and art galleries, Leonard and Emanuel Stern of Hartz Mountain Industries saw what was missing: a Grand hotel.
Design
Bill Sofield, Cooper Hewitt Interior Design Award recipient and designer of retail boutiques for Tom Ford, Bottega Veneta, Yves St. Laurent and Gucci, has been collaborating with Soho Grand since its inception.
Art
Like the neighborhood itself, Soho Grand is home to a bevy of original pieces. From photographs to sculptures, some of the most influential names in the art world have contributed to the hotel's unique permanent collection.