Soho Sanctuary - Hotel Room

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Every traveler arrives in NYC with a list. Ours is simple: put you right in the middle of it. Our cast-iron landmark sits at Broadway & Canal — step outside and the whole city opens up to you. SoHo, Chinatown, TriBeCa, Little Italy, and NYU all on your doorstep. The N, Q, R, J, and 6 trains right at our door. We built a base camp — exactly what you need, nothing you don't. Rest well, move freely, and arrive ready. And everything else? That's New York. The corner of everything. The space The Problem We Solve Travelers coming to New York City face the same tension every time: they want to be in the city — not watching it from a lobby, not paying for amenities they'll never use, not stuck in a neighborhood that requires a cab just to get started. They want to land, drop their bag, and go. Most hotels make that harder than it needs to be. They're either overpriced for what they offer, or located just far enough away that every adventure costs extra time and money. Our Answer We give you the corner of Broadway and Canal. That means SoHo is a few blocks north. Chinatown is steps east. TriBeCa is around the corner. Little Italy is walking distance. The N, Q, R, J, and 6 trains leave from right in front of our building. You're not near New York City — you are in New York City. Inside, we keep it intentional. Large windows with tall ceilings because light matters. A work desk because your time matters. A 32" Smart TV and tea kettle because comfort matters. A private room with your own bathroom because privacy always matters. We don't have a restaurant you'll never visit or a gym you'll never use. We have a clean, thoughtfully designed space in one of the most connected addresses in Manhattan — and we trust you to take it from there. Who This Is For This is for the traveler who knows what they need — and knows that what they need is New York itself. The professional here for a week of meetings. The explorer who wants to eat in four neighborhoods in one day. The student visiting campus. The couple who'd rather spend on experiences than on a hotel bar. If you're looking for a grand lobby and a spa, we're probably not your place. If you're looking for a remarkable location, a room that delivers, and a city that never will — welcome. Guest access Private room with private bathroom Elevator building 24h luggage drop-off available Secure main entrance with front desk support No kitchen access (hotel-style stay) Other things to note 🚪Room Variations We have multiple units in the building. While quality and amenities are consistent, the view, layout, and small details like wall color or art may vary slightly from room to room. Bathrooms may include a tub or a shower, depending on availability. Specific requests can be made but are not guaranteed. There is no kitchen , it is a hotel room. 🛎️ FRONT DESK & BUILDING ACCESS • Front desk operates 24/7 • Building entrance stays locked for security — keypad code provided at check-in • Staff may occasionally step away from the desk, especially after midnight • A direct mobile number will be provided at check-in for anytime assistance • For arrivals after midnight, please share your estimated arrival time in advance • A valid photo ID is required at check-in for verification • Early check-in (subject to availability): Free 2–4 PM; $30 (12–2 PM), $50 (10 AM–12 PM), $70 (8–10 AM), $90 (6–8 AM). Before 6 AM may require booking the previous night. • Late checkout: $15 per hour after 11:00 AM, upon request • Bag storage: complimentary on arrival; $5 per bag after checkout 🍽️ COMFORT & AMENITIES • Central AC/Heating with limited in-room control — staff can assist with adjustments • Air conditioning is off from November to May, except on unusually warm days • Microwave and communal fridge available in the lobby (no kitchen) • In-room mini fridge available upon request: $30–$50 per stay • Breakfast is not provided Street Noise & Comfort Amenities – Please note: As we are located in a vibrant, central area, some street noise may be present. For your comfort, each room is equipped with a white noise machine and complimentary earplugs to ensure a restful stay. 🐾 PET POLICY • $75 per pet, per stay (maximum 2 pets) • Airbnb may not calculate this automatically • If bringing more than one pet, the second pet fee will be added after booking 🧺 HOUSEKEEPING & LINEN • Daily housekeeping is not provided • Fresh towels, sheets, bath mats, and trash pick-up available on request at no charge • Complimentary housekeeping once per week for stays of 7+ nights • Additional housekeeping available at $30 per service • No on-site laundry; nearby laundromats offer wash-and-fold pickup and delivery. Registration Details Exempt

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4.49 out of 5 from 2,494 reviews on Airbnb

• ShawnahOctober 2026

  Good for what we needed. The location was lively and walkable. The lobby space was quite nice and they had lots of easily accessible amenities. It was also pretty secure which helped us feel safe. The room was really tiny, but we used it mostly just to sleep. Our toilet kept running/not flushing, thankfully I knew how to fix it myself but it was a little annoying. Besides that everything went great and I would stay here again.

• AlOctober 2026

  Very good value for NYC. That is the primary benefit. It’s clean, but my room was small even for NYC. Heating and Cooling was managed by the front desk, not individually….possibly because it looks like the property may have been converted from a commercial property. It’s all about the value price and sits right next door to yellow subway line.

• JonathanOctober 2026

  It is hard to get a hotel or AirBnB in NYC for less than $400 and this is less than $400

• KseniaOctober 2026

  The hotel was nice. The room was quite small, but having a private bathroom was a really nice thing to have. It wasn’t particularly noisy from outside, so I was able to sleep. The location is definitely one of its biggest advantages. It’s within walking distance of the Brooklyn Bridge, the Wall Street area, and SoHo, and the metro station is right above the hotel. However, the area directly in front of the hotel felt a bit questionable, with lots of street vendors selling fake designer bags, watches, and other items. This created quite a lot of crowds, and I didn’t feel particularly safe in that area. All in all, the hotel wasn’t cheap, but it’s hard to find a better location at a similar price with the same conditions. Despite a few drawbacks, I would recommend it!

• JohnOctober 2026

  The hotel is in a very lively location, near Chinatown and Little Italy. Lots of great shopping on Broadway and in SoHo, and is right at the Canal st. subway station. The only downside is that it can be noisy at night. This was mostly not a problem, but sometimes a car alarm would go off late at night. Just make sure to bring earplugs in case - they provide some, but I preferred mine.

• AndrewOctober 2026

  All around a great stay. Thank you