ModernHaus SoHo

ModernHaus SoHo is a center of contemporary art and design, located at the intersection of SoHo’s iconic cast-iron architecture and the dynamic energy of TriBeCa. Inspired by the principles of the Bauhaus movement, the hotel operates as both a luxury accommodation and a private art gallery, curating an environment where hospitality and creativity converge. Its glass tower design stands in contrast to the neighborhood’s historic low-rise buildings, offering expansive views and filling its interiors with natural light. The property draws a discerning crowd of art lovers, creative professionals, and travelers seeking an authentic connection to downtown Manhattan’s cultural scene.

The guest rooms and suites are designed as minimalist urban retreats that prioritize space, light, and perspective. The aesthetic is clean and industrial-chic, featuring polished concrete ceilings, warm wood accents, and floor-to-ceiling windows that frame stunning vistas of the surrounding neighborhood and the bridges spanning the East River. Each room is thoughtfully appointed with custom furnishings and curated artwork, creating a residential feel that is both sophisticated and comfortable. The design philosophy emphasizes function and form, providing a serene environment for rest and reflection high above the bustling streets below.

A defining characteristic of ModernHaus SoHo is its extensive and impressive collection of modern art. The public spaces and private rooms showcase pieces from some of the most influential artists of the 20th and 21st centuries, including works by Hans Hartung, George Condo, Kaws, and Harland Miller. This rotating collection transforms the hotel into a living gallery, offering guests an immersive artistic experience that rivals many standalone cultural institutions. The integration of high-caliber art is central to the hotel’s identity, making it a destination in its own right within New York’s vibrant art world.

The hotel’s social spaces are popular downtown destinations. On the ground floor, Veranda offers a globally inspired menu in a greenhouse-like setting with a retractable roof, allowing for year-round dining. The crown jewel of the property is The Jimmy, its iconic rooftop bar, which provides panoramic 360-degree views of the Manhattan skyline, from the World Trade Center to the Empire State Building. Adjacent to the bar is a rooftop pool, a rare and coveted feature in SoHo, which becomes a vibrant social hub during warmer months. These venues, combined with the hotel’s prime location, make it a cornerstone of the neighborhood’s social circuit.

Property Amenities

• Frette linens and bathrobes
• Le Labo bath products
• Personal safes
• Minibar with curated selections
• Complimentary high-speed Wi-Fi
• Large flat-screen televisions
• Floor-to-ceiling windows in most rooms
• Blackout shades
• In-room dining service

Services

• 24-hour front desk
• Full-service concierge
• Valet parking
• Multilingual staff
• Daily housekeeping
• Dry cleaning and laundry services

Facilities

• Rooftop pool (seasonal)
• The Jimmy, a rooftop bar with panoramic city views
• Veranda, a full-service restaurant with a retractable roof
• 24-hour fitness center
• Extensive collection of contemporary art in public spaces
• Versatile meeting and event spaces

Nearby Points of Interest

Neighborhoods & Districts

• SoHo Cast-Iron Historic District
• TriBeCa
• Greenwich Village
• Nolita

Art & Culture

• The Drawing Center
• New Museum
• Leslie-Lohman Museum of Art
• Numerous private art galleries throughout SoHo and TriBeCa

Shopping

• Designer boutiques and international flagship stores on Greene, Prince, and Spring Streets
• Showfields, “the most interesting store in the world”
• The independent shops of Elizabeth and Mott Streets in Nolita

Parks

• Washington Square Park
• Hudson River Park
• Vesuvio Playground

Transportation

• Canal Street Station: Access to New York City Subway lines 1, A, C, E, N, Q, R, W.
• Prince Street Station: Access to N, Q, R, W lines.
• Spring Street Station: Access to C and E lines.
• Proximity to the Holland Tunnel for access to New Jersey.