At a Glance
SIXTY Soho, set on Thompson Street, is a luxurious oasis with chic furnishings, comfortable rooms and an excellent Italian restaurant, Sessanta.
Indagare Loves
- The intimate lobby
- Sessanta, the restaurant from the same talent behind Lure Fishbar
- The location in the heart of Soho
Review
Renovated and rebranded in 2014, SIXTY Soho (formerly 60 Thompson) is a cozy boutique hotel with a refined feel. The floor-to-ceiling windows in the second-story lobby overlook the quiet street below and throughout, the décor evokes a luxurious library, with stacks of coffee table books, plush velvet sofas and dimly lit lamps. Located just off the lobby is the sleek bar, which draws a buzzy, but unpretentious scene at night, and a chic seating area, with greenery-laden walls and high ceilings.
The 97 rooms and suites are comfortable and spacious, outfitted with light wood furnishings, velvet Alexander McQueen pillows and couches and brown marble bathrooms. The premier accommodation, the Penthouse Suite, is a bi-level space with massive windows and a terrace large enough for loungers and a dining table overlooking the cityscape.
The hotel’s rooftop bar, open in the summer months, is a stylish spot for a cocktail, and the main restaurant, Sessanta, serves rustic Tuscan cuisine in a contemporary, whimsical setting. The hotel houses a small gym, but no spa facilities.
Who Should Stay
SIXTY Soho is an excellent choice for discreet couples or friends who want to be based in Soho and have a low-key hotel experience.
Written by Kira Reinke
