Welcome to SoHo, Arlo-style.
We’ve rounded up our personal picks from team members who live, work, and play in the neighborhood. From the best local bites to under-the-radar gems, this guide is your shortcut to exploring like a local. Flash your room key for perks, follow your cravings, and let curiosity lead the way. Whether you’re here for a quick trip or a longer stay, there’s always something worth discovering just around the corner.
Partners & Perks
We’ve teamed up with some of our favorite local spots to bring you a few extra treats while you’re in town. From discounts on dining and wellness to exclusive offers you won’t find anywhere else, just flash your Arlo key and enjoy the perks.
Gotham Gym
Address: 600 Washington St, New York, NY 10014

As an Arlo guest, you receive full member access to the gym. This includes:
- Open Gym Access
- Unlimited Group Fitness Classes
- Exclusively for Arlo guests, the gym offers reduced-rate personal training sessions for those who prefer an individualized workout experience
To schedule, guests can contact us:
- Email: [email protected]
- Call: (646) 490-8500
- Text: (646) 315-4443
Check out the class schedule here.
- All Where To Eat
- All-Day Dining Options
- Bars & Nightlife
- New York City Classics
Where to Eat
Hungry? We’ve mapped out our favorite neighborhood spots so you can sip, snack, and savor with ease. From quick bites to sit-down dinners, these Arlo-approved picks are just a stroll away.
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Antique Garage
A SoHo staple since 2003, Antique Garage offers refined Mediterranean dining with Turkish and Aegean influences in a uniquely atmospheric setting.
212 219 1019
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Laliko
Cozy hangout for Georgian grub, including khachapuri and dumplings, plus wine.
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19 Cleveland
Relaxed eatery featuring Israeli cuisine, including falafel, shawarma & hummus, plus wine & beer.
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Antique Garage Soho
Mediterranean chow served in a funky, exposed-brick space with antiques & occasional live jazz.
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Raoul’s
Classic bistro dating to the 1970s with a bustling Parisian atmosphere & a serious French menu.
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Sounds Of Brazil
Latin food & drink accompany live & DJ’ed sets of worlds music & hip-hop at this longtime club.
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JIMMY
18th-story cocktail lounge in James Hotel features an elegant, contemporary interior & rooftop deck.
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North Bar
Cozy, low-lit tavern with a long bar, serving refined cocktails and burgers along with beer and wine. -
KABIN
Cozy cocktail bar with a Nordic influence, serving oysters, tuna tostada, and non-alcoholic options.

Explore the Icons
From world-class museums to can’t-miss landmarks, SoHo puts you in the heart of it all. These are our top picks for soaking up the city’s culture, energy, and unforgettable sights.
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Washington Square Park
Historic Greenwich Village concrete & green park known for its stately arch & prime people watching.
6AM – 12AM
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Comedy Cellar
The Comedy Cellar is a comedy club in Manhattan where many top New York City comedians perform; it is sometimes referred to as the “Harvard of comedy clubs”. It was founded in 1982 by then-stand-up comedian, and current television writer and producer Bill Grundfest
11AM – 3AM
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Liberty Cruise
Rides around the Statue of Liberty, plus panoramic views of New York City landmarks from the water.
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The Oculus
The Oculus is the strikingly designed transportation hub at the WTC campus, serving subway, PATH and other connections. It also features retail and dining options, making it both a transit and shopping destination. Even if you’re not using transit, popping inside the Oculus is a worthwhile experience just for the architecture and ambiance. Good for a quick stop.
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9/11 Memorial & Museum
This memorial and museum honor the lives lost in the September 11, 2001, attacks and tell the story of the site. The site includes the twin reflecting pools marking the footprints of the former towers, plus museum galleries with artifacts and narratives. Set aside at least 1–2 hours for a meaningful visit, longer if you plan to explore the museum fully.
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One World Trade Center
This is the main tower at the rebuilt WTC complex in Manhattan and includes the Observatory on floors 100–102 offering panoramic skyline views. If you go, book tickets in advance for the Observatory, check visibility conditions, and allow roughly 45 minutes to an hour for your visit.
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Pier 25 – Hudson River Park
Just west toward the Hudson River, Pier 25 is part of Hudson River Park and offers minigolf, a skate park, a playground, and scenic river views. It’s especially pleasant at sunset. Bring comfortable shoes for walking along the riverfront and some time to relax by the water.
Neighborhood Essentials
Need a quick fix, fresh trim, or midnight snack? These are our go-to neighborhood spots for everyday essentials, all just a short walk from the hotel. Whether you’re recharging, restocking, or settling in, we’ve got you covered.



























