Experts' Choice Award Soho House New York
What the experts agree on
Experts highlight the exclusive members-only vibe and stylish loft-like design in the Meatpacking District, with a buzzy rooftop scene—though some note the rooms feel secondary to the club itself.
“Smack in the center of the hip Meatpacking District, this exclusive six-story hotel and private club in a converted Meatpacking warehouse will please even the pickiest rock star.”
– Gayot
Concierge "The Soho House is the Meatpacking District's answer to a country club: Membership is exclusive, and only a privileged few ever enter its unmarked doors."
Lonely Planet "Soho House loves to flaunt their members-only attitude to the eager legions of wannabe jetsetters who hover around the Meatpacking District."
Travel + Leisure "Part private members’ club and part hotel, the Soho House is located inside a repurposed warehouse building in New York’s Meatpacking District." Full review
DK Eyewitness "Guests enjoy all facilities, including rooftop pool, sitting rooms, library, restaurant, and the Cowshed spa."
Star Service "Strategically positioned at the northern boundary of the ultra-fashionable meatpacking district, just south of Chelsea." Full review
BlackBook "Luxe members-only club via London, dotted with the occasional celeb. Opulent environs dovetail with general posh decadence."
Forbes Travel Guide Recommended
"Founded in London in 1995, Soho House began as a private members’ club for people working in the film, media and other creative industries." Full review
OysterLuxury
"Known best as a members-only club, Soho House's 24 rooms, though comfortable and well-designed, are pretty much an afterthought." Full review
Not For Tourists "A handful of gorgeous rooms available to members only."
Condé Nast Traveler "When you book a room here, you're welcomed into the world of Soho House like a member, which is a nice feeling in this big, busy city." Full review
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You'll naturally find a lot of worldwide Soho House members who choose to stay here, which means a generally affluent, professional crowd that veers towards creative industries.
