60 Thompson

After doing a fair bit of research, a friend and I selected 60 Thompson as our hotel of choice for a long weekend of shopping in NYC. We couldn't have selected a better hotel. We requested a room on high floor, and we were given a clean, quiet, spacious (by NYC standards) room with a great view. Our room fit 2 double beds easily, with ample space to get around without bumping into each other. We had absolutely no noise problems; I slept like a baby! I loved the turn-down service, complete with brownies, and the yummy bath products.<br... more

We were very pleased with our stay although I recognise some of the criticisms people mention. The rooms are a good size I think. Very little hanging space but good drawer space. The roof bar was great in on warm June nights with views uptown and downtown. All the staff were friendly and tried to be helpful. Some were professional, some playing enthusiastically with amateur status. No restaurant - a Thai one about to open and breakfast slow and dull while we were there - but plenty of places nearby for breakfast - try the Mercer! If... more

I recently flew to New York to celebrate my birthday with friends. The lobby, my room, lounge (and doormen) were all gorgeous. The front desk, very helpful. My linens, robe, towels etc. all new, sparkling clean and comfy. My stay at 60 Thompson ranks about the best experience I've had at a hotel. The restaurant was closed for renovation which allowed me to explore the neighborhood even more. Lovely!

Although the hotel itself was hip & fun and we luckily didn't have a problem with loud neighbors, our recent two-night stay was ruined by the fact our room smelled like stale cigarette smoke the whole time we were there. At a certain point, it even smelled in the hallway outside our door. The front desk insisted we were on a non-smoking floor each time we complained, but who cares! It still smelled. They couldn't switch us the first night because the hotel was booked and the 2nd night there were no rooms available equal to what we... more

My husband and I stayed at the 60 Thompson for seven nights in February 2004 on our first visit to New York City. We loved it! The room, on the 10th floor, was fantastic - comfy bed, excellent bathroom and a great view across Soho. The room was a comfortable size - we had a friend visit and there was more than enough room for three people to sit around. The turndown service - STILL water and Fat Witch brownies - was a treat. The staff, particularly those on the front desk and the bellboys, were always friendly and didn't show any attitude... more

NEVER AGAIN!!! Although the rooms were nicely decorated, the rest of the experience was substandard. Service could not be worse. Black bathrooms with no light. Neighboring rooms had parties going on all around us til dawn. No topsheets on the bed - just a duvet (skeevy!). Tons of Euro-trash and bridge and tunnel wanna-bes prevented us from enjoyed all common areas of the hotel after 8:00 pm. If you are as clueless to think that all of this spells C-O-O-L this is the place for you!

This is THE hotel for all you fabulously modern hip people. You can easily pass by the building it self because the exterior is quite serene and not as flashy as other boutique hotels. The bottom floor is the concierge, plush wall seating and elevators. The main "lobby" is on the second floor, where the registration desk and the Thom Bar are situated. Down to their Nino Cerruti uniforms, 60 Thompson was stylish and oh so pleasing to the eye. The people in the front desks looked like they were from the Elite and Ford Model Agencies. YUMMMYYY!... more

As frequent visitors to NYC, over the years we have migrated down to lower NY after years of staying in midtown botique hotels (Royalton, Morgans, Hudson etc.) The Soho Grand is great, but the rooms are a little small. 60 Thompson is an oasis. The staff was super, the room was large, and the location cannot be beat. Their restaurant, Thom, was closed for renovations. We are looking forward to our next stay at 60 Thompson, and the re-opening of the restaurant alone will probably be worth the trip. If you want top notch service, along with a... more

Stayed for two nights Feb. 15 to th e 17th 2004 with my daughter. Room was small and disappointing. Bathroom was nice, marble and fun. Found the staff to be quite aloof. The concierge sent me to a spa that was closed. The breakfast was horrible and pricey. After I checked out, my credit card was billed for a second amount that was never shown to me. Numerous calls to the hotel were not responded to. The mini-bar was not stocked completely, and then I was charged for food and drinks that I did not use. The only good thing about this... more

I rented a jr. suite for a saturday night as a surprise for my girlfriends birthday. The location was perfect, a block away from dinner and the bar we went to. The room was not huge, but it was big enough to have about 6-8 people back to after the bar(with some furniture rearanged). The bed was great! The bathroom was nice, seperate tub, but wasnt anything too special. Overall my experience was great, and would recomend it to anyone looking for a great hotel in Soho, not afraid to spend a little money.