The next epicenter has arrived—and it’s taking guests. The Soho Grand Hotel, located in New York City’s most stylish and sophisticated downtown neighborhood, features exclusive New York City accommodations that offer more than just a good night’s sleep. Inside the sleek façade on glamorous West Broadway, the eclectic designer décor and top-shelf staff make the Soho Grand as much a place to stay and relax as a prime destination to entertain and socialize.Think of impeccable service and décor, spacious rooms near the luxury boutiques of SoHo, and a chic full-service lounge and restaurant, and you’ve just about pictured the ultimate locale for nightlife, extended visits, and weekend New York getaways.The Soho Grand, owned and developed by Leonard and Emanuel Stern of Hartz Mountain Industries, opened in August 1996, the first hotel to arrive in SoHo in more than a century. Designed by architect David Helpern and interior designer William Sofield. * Soho Grand & Tribeca Grand have announced option changes to their Continental Breakfast as of August 19, 2013. Originally: Assorted pastries, scones, banana bread, lemon curd & jam with coffee and juice, the new breakfast will offer a choice of: Assortment of house made bread and pastries Bowl of Mixed Berries with choice of yogurt House made Granola with choice of milk or yogurt Organic Steel-Cut OatmealThe above includes: Juice and Coffee or Tea (espresso coffees are NOT INCLUDED). No Substitutions.* DiningThe Gallery : High-ceilinged dining room with changing art display. Open for breakfast, lunch, dinner, Sunday brunch. New American cuisine. Grand Bar & Lounge : Tall windows, copper tables, amber lighting, bronze mirrors, antique light above bar. The Yard : Courtyard seating from Memorial Day to Labor Day. Grilled fare. Open for lunch, dinner, Sunday brunch.* A business center contains four computers offering high-speed Internet access. Wireless Internet access is available in public areas of this New York hotel.* This Manhattan hotel's 24-hour fitness center opens to a courtyard with teak patio furniture. The hotel provides Electra bicycles in warm months. A health club three blocks away offers from the Soho Grand Hotel. Four blocks away, the Hudson River Promenade is a popular place to run and walk.* Neighborhood athletic clubs offer racquet sports, exercise classes, and indoor swimming pools. The Chelsea Piers sports/entertainment complex on the Hudson River two miles north of the hotel, includes a golf-driving range. * Soho Grand’s 363 guest rooms are designed to have all the eclectic cool of hip downtown New York with the luxurious calm of an ultimate city getaway. The eight-foot expanse of windows offers views of the city at its richest, but the rooms’ neutral palette and natural materials of wood, clay, canvas, and leather, provide a seductive escape from the bustle of the street. Soho Grand may be the best hotel in New York City to give the closeness you want to the city’s atmosphere and room away to love it.* Minimal and romantic, all guest rooms are cast in soft natural tones and fitted with the latest in technology; flat-screen TVs, digital cable, movies-on-demand, two-line telephone, wireless high-speed Internet access, DVD player, Bose Wave radio/CD player, in-room CD selection, personal safe, Frette Egyptian Cotton Bedding and gourmet mini-bar. The Soho Grand Hotel is uniquely and advantageously located in the fashionable downtown neighborhood of SoHo. The area of the hotel is bound by Houston Street in the north to Canal Street in the south and by Broadway in the east of the Hudson River in the west.The name of the area literally comes from being located "South of Houston". Lining the cobble stoned streets are upscale clothing boutiques, exceptional restaurants, avant-garde art galleries, and a vibrant night life. Also noteworthy are the historic cast iron buildings and iconic bottle glass sidewalks that makes this neighborhood especially unique.SoHo is in close proximity to many significant neighborhoods, including Wall Street and the Financial District as well as the lively neighborhood of Greenwich Village. Infused with drama and style.. * Canal Street (SoHo/Tribeca boundary) - 0.5 block* SoHo shopping/gallery district - 1 block* Cast Iron Historic District - 1 block* The Performing Garage (Wooster Group theater troupe) - 2 blocks* Little Italy - 5 blocks* Hudson River Park - 6 blocks* New Museum of Contemporary Art - 7 blocks* Prada store - 8 blocks* Chinatown - 0.5 mile* 9/11 Ground Zero site - 0.75 mile* Washington Square Park (Greenwich Village) - 0.75 mile* Meatpacking District (dining/nightlife) - 0.75 mile* Lower East Side (nightlife) - 1 mile* Chelsea District - 1 mile* Wall Street/Financial District - 1 mile* Seaport Historical District - 1.25 miles* Statue of Liberty Ferry terminal - 1.25 miles* Madison Square Garden/Penn Station - 1.75 miles* Empire State Building - 1.75 miles* Chelsea Piers (sports/entertainment) - 2 miles* Grand Central Terminal - 2.25 miles* Midtown Manhattan - 2.5 miles* Times Square/Theater District - 2.5 miles* Rockefeller Center - 2.5 miles* Jacob K. Javits Convention Center - 2.5 miles* Central Park - 3 miles* Brooklyn's DUMBO - 3 miles* Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts - 3.5 miles* American Museum of Natural History - 4 miles* Metropolitan Museum of Art - 4.25 miles* LaGuardia Airport (LGA) - 11 miles* John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK) - 18 miles* Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR) - 9 miles