Arlo SoHo
231 Hudson St, New York, NY 10013, New York, United States
4-star hotel
Guest rating: 4.2 / 5
Arlo SoHo is a 4-star contemporary hotel at 231 Hudson St in New York’s SoHo area, positioned two blocks from the neighborhood’s boutiques and restaurants. The hotel is a quick 3-minute walk to the nearest subway station, making it an easy base for exploring Lower Manhattan and beyond. Rooms have a Scandinavian-leaning modern style and include complimentary Wi‑Fi, flat-screen TVs, Bluetooth speakers, USB charging stations, minifridges, desks, and rainfall showers; some rooms add bunk beds and/or city views, while upgrades offer furnished terraces. On-site options include a New American restaurant, two bars (including a rooftop bar), a 24-hour lobby market, a courtyard, and co-working space. The hotel also offers loaner bikes, plus parking and meeting facilities. Nearby highlights include Washington Square Park (1,150 m), One World Trade Center (1,383 m), the 9/11 Memorial & Museum (1,505 m), and the Whitney Museum of American Art (1,677 m).
Best for
Best suited to travelers who want a design-forward SoHo stay with built-in social spaces, thanks to the restaurant, two bars (including a rooftop bar), courtyard, and lobby market. It also works well for solo travelers or couples who value a central Lower Manhattan location near the subway and attractions like One World Trade Center and Washington Square Park.
Travel tips
Plan to use the nearby subway station (about a 3-minute walk) for quick access to midtown sights such as Times Square (4,177 m) and Grand Central Terminal (4,151 m). Many downtown landmarks are walkable from the hotel, including Washington Square Park (1,150 m) and the 9/11 Memorial & Museum (1,505 m). If you want outdoor time without scheduling transit, consider borrowing one of the hotel’s loaner bikes.
What guests say
Guests frequently highlight the hotel’s strong SoHo location, modern design-forward vibe, and friendly, helpful staff. Cleanliness is often praised, including clean rooms and linens, and some guests note enjoyable lobby touches such as the market’s coffee and baked goods and a pleasant arrival experience. Common trade-offs mentioned include small room sizes, with mixed experiences depending on traveler expectations (solo stays tend to fit better). A few reviews point to maintenance or comfort issues—such as inconsistent air conditioning or occasional plumbing/housekeeping concerns—and some guests wish for more in-room conveniences like bottled water or a kettle.
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