The city view was espectacular at night time and during the day as well.

Great view of the city … All staff treated us like Royalty… This was Best service I have ever received from a Hotel.

This SOHO hotel has a very good location and the high floor rooms have an extraordinary view from the city.

.hotel bedroom was excellent, superbly furnished and with a bath with a full city view.

We were on the 37th floor, and the view of the city couldn’t be beat!

I really liked the big bath with the view across the city and Hudson River.

Our room was spacious with a great view of the city!

We had a room on the 29th floor with a city view.

The room was so well kept and had amazing views of the city.

Views of the city are perfect and location allows for easy navigation around soho.

But overall, it is a lovely hotel with amazing views of the city and in a cool location.

Spectacular views of the city and Hudson River.

but not least, I had the most incredible view of the city.

The room was gorgeous and has spectacular views of the city and river.

We had a 2 bedroom Skyline suite, which exceeded our expectations - lovely, spacious, with gorgeous city views - and another King room, which was also beautiful.

Nice view of the city from the 28th floor! !

Arrived for a 1 night getaway stay for my wife's birthday - was upgraded to a room on the 34th floor, beautiful room with great city views.

The pool is empty at this time of year, there is no meaningful service on the 7th floor terrace, and yet they assessed a "resort fee" which isn't divulged until checkout.

It's true that one's experience at a "5 star" NYC hotel that costs $2-3K a night might be better than one's experience at this hotel.

Large room, Great bathroom, great products (dyptique) …
BUT … noisy room and above all, we booked for three and when we arrived the check-in office told us that we have to pay an extra charge if we want a additional bed for our daughter !

Very expensive in that New York sort of way.

The only irritant is the destination fee which at $45 + tax per night on top of what had already been paid for the room was extortionate.

RECEPTION UNFRIENDLY
EXTREMELEY OVERPRICED WITH NO DISCOUNTED RATE IF REPEAT CUSTOMER
VALET HORRIBLE WAITIED 1 HOUR FOR MY CAR
SAUNA CLOSED 
SPA OPEN TOO LATE TO ENJOY
POOL CLOSED
HONESTLY HORRIBLE FOR THE PRICE

The gentleman at the desk only tried to upsell me on a more expensive room and never mentioned what I was entitled to.

but we paid cash and they then charged our card via the hotel, we tried to bring it up and were accused of fraud.

but they charge $15 “admin”fee , then 18% gratuity on top of the food cost.

Will not repeat.. high price for low service.. big discussion with checking out.

but it lets itself down with this pricing chicanery.

Wish the the room service did not charge so many extra fees so we could have used it ($150 for 2 breakfast entrees and some coffee was a bit unreasonable).

But what is a big deal is being doubled charged for an expensive hotel and no body can seem to take 5 mins out of there day to talk to us!

Snacks/sodas/liquors in the room were overpriced in my opinion.

Sadly, the Dominick imposes a mandatory "destination fee" that disguises the actual per night cost unless you read the rate information carefully.

Let's start with the good - perfect location (very near good restaurants and shopping areas, church, supermarket, drug store and most importantly the subway).

.it's perfect for walks, bike rides along the west side highway, restaurants and shopping.

And, walking right into Soho for the restaurants and shopping makes this an incredible location.

Two friendly, extremely hospitable bellmen escorted us to our rooms and took time to explain the suite’s many features, as well as give us some suggestions for shopping and dining.

The location is perfect with amazing restaurants and shopping near by.

The location is great for shopping and dining.

We love the location of this downtown Spring Street boutique hotel as it is close to top tier shopping and dining experiences away from the bright lights of Times Square.

Location was convenient for Soho shopping and dining.

The hotel is in an ideal location, close to the subway, Trader Joe’s, a park for lunch like a local, assorted restaurants and of course shopping.

.very clean, friendly and attentive staff, spacious rooms, great storage, fab little outdoor pool with comfortable seating area, excellent location - walking distance to many of the tourist places we visited, and some great restaurants and shopping nearby.

location in soho is super convenient for shopping and dining, so many great restaurants and boutiques.

The location is close to so many places to shop and eat.

There are 2 close subway stops that easily get you around the city and the SOHO shopping and dining are great.

Great location in Soho - easy access to great shopping and food.

Location is perfect for food & shopping 🛍 My kids loved the massive views looking out to the city.

Its also right next to some of our favorite restaurants and shopping.

The hotel was in the best location - Starbucks and Trader Joe’s across the street and close to the best Soho shopping and restaurants.

You have Trader Joe’s across the street, Dominick Ansel Bakery a couple blocks away, plus some of the best shopping and restaurants in SoHo.

Location is absolutely fantastic with the best places for food and shopping in New York right around you.

Right on spring street so close to so many restaurants, coffee shops and shops.

This is a lovely hotel in a great location next to 1 subway and on spring street which has an array of shops, bars and restaurants.

Always had great time and we keep on exploring the restaurants and shops of Spring street.

Weekends at Spring street are triffid, felt safe and vivid.

I looked for a 5 star hotel in Soho and stayed in the Dominick for 6 nights
Rooms are spacious and view is amazing, its clean, great service, the reception lady allowed me to keep the umbrella as a gift without charging me :)
Most amazing thing is the proximity to Soho to the Spring street subway and to the Citybikes.

I had a corner suite which gave me great views of Hudson River and Empire State Building , Walked down Spring Street to Soho shops and restaurants.

The Dominick is ideally situated on Spring Street and walking distance to shops and restaurants.

but this time we decided to explore a new neighborhood so we chose The Dominick on Spring Street.

Whenever I go to NY I try to stay at the Dominick Hotel on Spring Street in Soho.

My favorite restaurant in all of NYC (Bistro Les Amis) is a lovely walk down Spring Street.

The Dominick is located on Spring Street, near the entrance to the Holland tunnel.

Also, Bens Pizza is down the street east on spring street.

However, would also recommend the hotel for its great staff, excellent comfort and perfect location - Spring Street metro station right outside plus the shopping, restaurants, bars and night life of Soho on the doorstep.

The place is beautifully located in Spring Street (SoHo) and it is at a walking distance from all the fantastic shopping area that SoHo is and it has a very convenient underground station (Spring St.) a couple of minutes walking that serves different lines.

Its position on Spring Street means you are near best places to eat in NY.

Located on Spring street, five minutes walk to soho shopping, eight minutes to Tribeca and 10 minutes to NYU , it has an excellent location.

The Soho/Tribeca borderline location of The Dominick puts you within five or ten minutes walking distance from both The West Village and Chinatown which are pretty much the two neighborhoods most untouched by modern developers and the most interesting because of their long histories.

The location at the edge of Soho and the West Village is great.

We also love the location in SoHo and near the West Village.

When we are visiting NYC to see plays or musicals we often stay at the Dominick Hotel so that we can spend time walking around Soho and the West Village, and enjoying the wonderful restaurants and shops in this area.

While we typically stay in mid town, we found this to be a great intro to the restaurants of SOHO and west village.

My wife and I recently traveled to NYC to visit our daughter in the West Village and The Dominic was recommended to us as a great place to stay close to her new apartment and all the restaurants/activities in the Village.

We lived in the West Village for years and love the proximity to the neighborhood.

Convenient to Soho, TriBeCa and the West Village.

perfect location for walking around Soho/West Village.

Greenwich/West Village was 10 minutes away on foot.

It's tucked within easy walking distance between SoHo and Greenwich/West Village. LOVE!

Just a short walk to great shopping and dining in SOHO or West Village.

The convenience to the E train or 1 train, as well as to all of SoHo, Tribeca, Hudson Square, and the West Village, cannot be beat.

I lived downtown, my mother was born and raised in the West Village, so this location was great.

Location: one block away from all the shops and resaturants at SOHO with the West Village and China Town at walking distance as well.

If you're looking to be walking distance or short cab ride distance to the West Village, LES, FiDi, Tribeca, this hotel is in a great spot!

Perfectly located near Soho and Tribeca and an early stroll to other neighbourhoods like the West Village.

The location is perfect, very close to the hart of Soho and the West Village.

It is on the edge of Soho and you can walk easily to the West Village/ Bleecker St. and Greenwich.

but I will say the finishes are nice, staff is super friendly and helpful, and the location is great to visit Soho, West Village and Tribeca.

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The perfect boutique hotel in a great location in Soho.

This boutique hotel is luxurious and quiet.

It is a boutique hotel so you really don’t see many staff.

Beautiful boutique hotel located in Soho.

Really nice and hip boutique hotel in the heart of Soho.

Very charming boutique hotel with fun, whimsical decor.

Thank you SIXTY SOHO for being the best in class luxury boutique hotel in America's greatest city.

Much prefer boutique hotel v. the larger name brands.

The Sixty is a perfect boutique hotel experience.

Loved coming back to this boutique hotel.

Truly amazing boutique hotel in the heart of Soho.Thanks to all the wonderful staff that went above and beyond to make our stay unforgettable.

As an elderly single traveller it is lovely to find a boutique hotel that really cares for its customers.The position is great Thompson/Spring so easy walk to Broadway to view the fabulous shops.The hotel’s Bedrooms are very comfortable with a good size wardrobe and drawer space
And plenty of plugs for iPad etc.Thr bathroom is good and I had a walk in shower as requested.The air con is good as it doesn’t blow onto the bed

The amenities are all luxury and the room was comfortable and equipped with everything you would expect from a luxury boutique hotel.

I would describe this as a boutique hotel.

My wife and I really enjoyed this boutique hotel.

but unpretentious, this lovely boutique hotel is filled with beautifully designed and simultaneously cozy spaces that encourage you to linger, including the restaurant, two inviting bars (where they make a fabulous Manhattan) and a wonderful lobby sitting area.

The rooms are perfect for NYC stay and Soho is my favorite neighborhood for dining and shopping.

The hotel is well located in the SoHo neighborhood.

Rooms are very quiet - didn’t hear neighbors and hallway noise very muffled / minimal.

The neighborhood is lively with good restaurants for breakfast, lunch and dinner, and there is a variety of shopping  within walking distance like Trader Joe's, REI, Aesop, Uniqlo, etc.

Nice neighborhood, could be a bit touristy though.

I highly recommend this hotel 
Staff was pleasant 
Nice room and neighborhood

Shining light is having the amazing neighborhood right there and easy access to great restaurants.

My daughter lives in the neighborhood so it is a perfect place for me to stay while visiting her in nyc.

Clean, modern, and centrally located to the sites and neighborhoods we wanted to see during this trip.

I suggest walking around the neighborhood for many other good options.

We enjoyed seeing our neighborhood from a new perspective and will be back if not to stay then for a cheeky little drink.

It was the absolute best way to get the Soho neighborhood experience.

The Sixty SOHO is located in the SOHO neighborhood.

Staff are very friendly and accommodating, sharing the best parts of the neighbourhood with you.

It feels like home and I love all the cafe's and restaurants nearby in the cozy neighborhood.

Would recommend if you want to be in an amazing neighborhood in nyc!

Great neighborhood, and very cool true boutique hotel.

Very nice French and italian Restaurants are in the neighborhood.

The neighbourhood is nice and quiet and only minutes away from all the fashion stores in Soho.

Great hotel in fantastic location, awesome neighborhood away from the crowds in mid town.

Otherwise for an expensive room it was worth the cost.

Charged us for a cancellation fee for a second room  we did not book or receive a confirmation for after the website had an issue.

Stay somewhere else if you’re in this price point.

Disapointed with the 35$ residence fee per night, since the rooftop was closed, and it was not negociable!

This hotel was as or more expensive and not nearly as good, unfortunately.

If you enjoy luxurious accommodations and good service, avoid at all costs.

Pretty unfair from my pointt of view you must pay a full day

It"s always either too small, too unloved, overpriced or poorly located.

The only thing I could mention is the size of the room (might be bigger) and its a bit expensive.

Also, having a shower curtain for the price of the room was surprising.

At over $5000 this was an expensive week for us

Watch out for the mini-bar prices - $12 for a bottle of water and a charge if you put your own items in the fridge!

If you are coming to NYC avoid staying at 60 Soho at all costs!

The hotel is fairly expensive and nothing in the hotel is on par with the price.

On the other hand, we were disappointed with the following: RESORT FEE -  I realize this is disclosed upfront when booking,

Location is extremely walkable and safe, surrounded by A+ restaurants and shopping.

Just blocks away from Soho shopping and dining, if you are looking for a great spot near Soho, this is 100%.

GREAT location surrounded by great shopping and restaurants.

Location is perfect to go to eat and shopping.

The hotel is located in the heart of Soho among the best restaurants and shopping.

but a just a few steps away from shopping and restaurants.

The hotel is very well located in Manhattan with transport links close by and excellent shopping and restaurants on the doorstep.

The hotel is in a great spot, with lots of restaurants and shopping.

Love the area for walking, shopping and dining.

The location is perfect with so many great places to shop and eat within a short walk and the room was incredible (we were in the loft on the 12th floor).

It is close to great shopping and restaurants.

It is in the heart of Soho, close to world class dining and shopping.

The hotel location to restaurants and shopping was also a great feature.

We were looking for a place to stay during a quick trip to NYC and Sixty SoHo was in the perfect location near top notch shopping and restaurants.

Steps from great dinning and shopping in Lower Manhattan.

SOHO is a very neat area with a lot of dining and shopping options.

Lovely service - nothing was too much trouble and and the hotel location is excellent - so close to shops & restaurants.

The locAtion is perfect for a day of shopping and great restaurants all around.

Fabulous shopping and restaurants all around.

My room was a little small and I wish there were more surfaces to put my stuff on.

Everything was horable… the Room was to small, the furnitures are damaged, Wifi hat the worst signal that we had on this Trip to NY, the view out of the window is sad.

but got a small room that stared straight into a building.

Rooms are a bit small - especially closets-

Very bad tiny room with hideous brick wall a few feet from the only small window.Was like a prison.Charge of $1700 for 3 nights, plus obligatory incidental charge of $150 per day.

Rooms a bit on the small side and drink prices in the bar a bit pricey.

Readind the reviews prior to our visit I was afraid that the rooms would be too small

but this time just looking at it as a hotel - well the location is still superb if the rooms small

Secondly, the room is so small that: a)two people cannot unpack their suitcases and have a place to put their clothes; there was a total of two drawers for clothing, each of which was tiny; b)to complete toilet procedures (utilize toilet paper on the appropriate areas) one cannot remain in a sitting position- because the paper-holder extends out midway across your abdomen.

Superbly positioned just off Spring Street Sixty Soho is an excellent boutique hotel.

We like to stay in SoHo and this hotel is in a great spot - one block from the Spring Street station.

Lots of nearby restaurants
Minutes from NYU, the Village, Chnatown and Tribeca
The Spring Street E train get you anywhere outside the neighborhood.

We walked everywhere from the hotel and the subway station at Spring Street very close by.

Friendly staff and a great position in Soho near Spring Street and Broadway .

The subway at Spring Street is only a few minutes walk away.

Just down from Spring street, and a short walk to the subway.

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but you have to have a credit card instead of saying "we dont accept cash if you want to stay here we'll need a debit or credit card" She said " Well you cant stay here etc.

We were trying to book the reservation with a Hilton.com gift card we received and was proving to be really difficult.

Tossed my credit card across the counter top at me & laughed when I told them about it being rude & unprofessional.

There was no “total” on the receipt and I had to decipher the multiple credits and debits that “totaled” to $0.

The bus can get crowded and stuck in traffic so on balance the ferry was our preferred option.

Homewood made reservations for us at Doubletree with an Am Ex card that is declined at Doubletree.

Unfortunately when I got home on Monday, and looked at my credit card I realized that I have been charged for both evenings a price of over $500!

My brief case was stolen at the hotel lobby at 6:50 am, there were lap-top, passport, credit cards, cell phones, and some money.

With the exception of the pre-charging a credit card without warning the guest stating it was there policy.

I was charged $50 to change date and the room went up $65.

However, they waived off one nights charges to compensate.

Especially, the account number didn't correspond with my credit card information and the laundry service was expenssive despite the customer's own effort to bring their clothes back.

No charge for parking either which is not the case in most of NYC.

Taxi drivers are not great speakers of English and can cause difficulties trying to get you back to the hotel, I carried a card with the address and it made life easier.

IF the two charges were the correct amount of staying at the hotel, then BOTH charges should have been presented up front - almost like a sneak attack, and over charge.

However, we were charged an additional $20 per night from our reservation rate when we checked in.

Most hotels try to bump up the cost by charging for breakfast, internet etc; not Homewood Suits.

Free breakfast and the food is delicious.

Free parking, free breakfast, clean spacious rooms with a full kitchen - amazing.

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