Four Points by Sheraton Manhattan SoHo Village

Emma Hayes _{on Google}

Jun 24th, 2023

Small, dingy, outdated rooms with paper thin walls and blankets. I was constantly woken up by people in the hallways, the whole place reeked of disinfectant (as if another smell was being covered up..), and the black tile in the shower showed all of the buildup that hadnt been properly cleaned. No fridge. Tiny bathroom. Location is convenient, but that doesnt make up for the horrible nights sleep and headache from the smell. For the price, you can do a lot better in NYC

Michelle Jaques _{on Google}

Jun 19th, 2023

A good, reasonably priced option. On a quiet block. A short walk to some other areas with night life. Near the subway and walk along the Hudson. Would definitely stay again.

SUPRITHA S BHAT _{on Google}

Jun 18th, 2023

The room is small and attached to other rooms in close proximity. Therefore, I could hear the doors opening and closing from the other rooms. The area was crowded in the morning but went completely empty in the night.
Loved the staff. Subway is close, like 2 mins walk. Unlimited water bottles
Rooms: Small rooms at close proximity to each other
Safety: Felt safe during the daytime when there were a lot of cars and heavy traffic. During the night, the streets were completely empty
Walkability: 2 mins walk to the subway.

Kaety Byerley _{on Google}

Jun 27th, 2023

My daughter and I stayed here for four nights. The whole experience was pretty middling. The hotel is dark and camped. There are a couple of chairs in the lobby but thats it for seating, and I never wanted to hang out there as it felt crowded and stuffy. They say there is a restaurant but it looked pretty defunct. The rooms are typical size for Manhattan at this price point but they really need some updating. Peeling wallpaper, carpet that felt sort of sticky underfoot (why do hotel rooms have carpet??), shower was functional but difficult to turn the water on and off. The sink was so tiny and the faucet placed so high above it that water splashed everywhere every time we turned it on. View from our window was just the blah back of another building. The walls are a little thin and we could hear neighbors coming and going but it didnt really bother us.
The one saving grace of the place is the location. We easily walked to and from SoHo, Chinatown, Little Italy and the West Village. Lots of great cafes and restaurants, and easy access to subways. I wouldnt stay here again, but I wasnt horrified by anything either.