Soho Grand Hotel
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UnclaimedSoho Grand Hotel is a luxury boutique hotel in downtown Manhattan, New York, opened in 1996 and described as Manhattan's first luxury Downtown boutique hotel.
Last updated September 15, 2026
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Overview
Soho Grand Hotel is a luxury boutique hotel located in the heart of Manhattan's SoHo neighborhood in New York. According to its official website, it opened in 1996 and is described as Manhattan's first luxury Downtown boutique hotel. The hotel was conceived in the 1990s by Leonard and Emanuel Stern of Hartz Mountain Industries, who saw that SoHo lacked a grand hotel. Its design reflects the industrial elegance of SoHo, and designer Bill Sofield has collaborated with the hotel since its inception. The property includes newly renovated guest rooms, terrace suites, penthouse Lofts, and dining and nightlife venues such as Grand Bar & Salon, Club Room, Soho Diner, The Gallery, and Gilligan's.
History
Soho Grand Hotel opened in 1996 and is described by its official website as Manhattan's first luxury Downtown boutique hotel. In the 1990s, when SoHo became a glamour capital with luxury shopping, restaurants, spas and art galleries, Leonard and Emanuel Stern of Hartz Mountain Industries saw what was missing: a Grand hotel. The hotel's design reflects the industrial elegance that defines SoHo, intertwining the factories and lofts that flourished in SoHo in the 1970s with the 1870s Gilded Age. Designer Bill Sofield, a Cooper Hewitt Interior Design Award recipient, has been collaborating with Soho Grand since its inception. The hotel is also home to a permanent art collection with contributions from influential names in the art world.
Products and positioning
Luxury boutique hotel with industrial elegance in downtown Manhattan
Product categories. Guest rooms and suites · Terrace suites · Penthouse Lofts · Dining and nightlife venues
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