Off Soho Suites Hotel

This place may not have all the latest bells and whistles, however it is super clean, well maintained, and in a great area. Near many restaurants, bars, metro station and whole foods. The front desk was kind and accommodating.

Staff was amazing. Extremely accommodating. Check in/out was very easy. Location was great. Close to the train, shopping, and food. The property is an older apartment building converted into hotel suites, so some of the amenities are older. Definitely worth the money based on space, location, and hospitality.

Person at the desk was awesome, Helped us with parking , food selection. It was so much pleasant experience.

We received a warm welcome, and felt like we had a patient friend at the front desk 24hrs a day (all the gentlemen were great - night & day shift). We stayed in the economy room which was like a mini 2-bedroom apartment. Nice and clean and surprisingly spacious in our bathroom, though the rooms were of course small. The kitchen was the best hangout spot with two chairs (no couch/living room). It was very convenient to have a truly step-free and wheelchair accessible entrance, and space for our guest to fit in the bathroom with her chair during a group pit stop. The lobby is cute and nice and quiet since most people enter through the other entrance. We got to see a suite downstairs too and they looked very cute with a nice couch, patio, and brick wall.

Most of the staff we interacted with were very friendly. The room was a bit dated and the mattress was pretty firm, but it was quite clean. The kitchen was nice to have, even if we didn't end up using much of it.

I loved staying in this hidden gem! While the kitchen could use some upgraded appliances (fridge and microwave were very old), they all worked. The ACs did their best, however they could use a deeper clean and the water pressure in the shower wasn't the best. You can't beat the location, close to two subway entrances and across from a park (great if traveling with kids). The staff was WONDERFUL. I would absolutely stay here again, even with the shortcomings.

This place is a great price for a one bedroom apartment with full kitchen in Soho. It is a bit outdated but the place was clean and comfortable and all the appliances were working. They have daily housekeeping and the 2 guys at reception were happy to help and very personable. I think it’s great value for money.

Shared bathroom room. Wasn't too bad a little dirty but what you'd expect for the price. Kind of a weird vibe

The room was clean and was organized well but the room smelled absolutely terrible. It had an odor that was like a combination ofmoth balls & horrible incenses! But the staff was very helpful. The room was simply put together and share bathrooms, clean. It will be amazing location for people who just want to spend the night somewhere on a cheap budget.

This was the ideal home base for our family of four spending 5 nights in the city. Comfortable beds, plenty of space, and a full sized fridge for our leftovers from Katz’s, which is just a few blocks away. The hotel owners are friendly and helpful, the room was clean and well maintained, and there are plenty of subway stations nearby so it’s easy to get anywhere you want to go! Also there’s an excellent coffee shop just a couple doors down.

Staff is great. Best in SoHo area. Definitely recommended!

It was a good location but obviously very small

This place was terrible. Cost $160 for a room that felt unsafe, flimsy lock between rooms. Outlets did not work, when asked the FD about it they said you can charge your phone in the lobby. Not real helpful. Black hair in the shower. Welcomed by a dead bug in the middle of the bed. For the amount we paid woukd expect better. Stayed in an economy room.

“Shared Bathroom Economy Suite” is how our room was listed. Perhaps this is obvious to everyone else but Expedia should really clarify on their website that this doesn’t mean shared between YOUR guests but instead shared with RANDOM guests. When we checked in, the gentleman immediately clarified this (which must mean it’s a common misunderstanding) and offered to upgrade us for an additional $150 to a private room. This was an unplanned expense and therefore we did not accept the upgrade. As two women traveling, we certainly didn’t feel comfortable sharing a vulnerable space like a bathroom but it was only one night so we accepted. Otherwise, the hotel is very dated, and could use upgraded furniture. It is much older and worn than the photos describe. You are only provided one flat pillow and one very harsh, small towel per person. Despite this, it seemed clean and the staff were kind. It worked out for a one night stay.

The staff was incredibly helpful and polite. Our room was cozy with air conditioning. Everything including the bathroom was very clean. Enjoyed our stay

The room and hallway area were very clean. Hotel is in great location!

Staff was super helpful and room was larger than most. Easy walk to great shopping

Very outdated and misleading. These are not suites; they are repurposed apartments. An “economy suite” is just a room in an apartment that you will be sharing with a stranger. Bathrooms are not actually private for you like the site indicates. They are private for the APARTMENT. Air conditioner is an old window unit that doesn’t work great. TV is a sad little thing from 2002 with basic cable that doesn’t even get all the channels. Wifi is practically useless it’s so slow. Beds are hard and very uncomfortable. It’s not worth the headache; just spend a little more and get something comfortable.

Staff were super helpful and attentive. Staff greeted us with joy and enthusiasm. Room was perfect for our stay and location was amazing with just 6 miles to little Italy. We enjoyed our time. Thank you to the staff at Off Soho suites

Descent price point, close to subway and area of intrest.