The Thomson Sixty is a relatively new "boutique" hotel in Soho New York. Location wise it is excellent, ten minutes walk away from the nearest subway, 5 minutes walk to the stylish Soho shops and excellent restaurants and bars around. Both Little Italy and Chinatown are in walking distance.
I stayed there with three friends and the hotel said we could all stay in one room. We thought this was great as it would cut down our costs, however the room was not very big and the beds were only doubles. Every other hotel I have stayed in in the US have had Queen or Kingsize beds.
The other problem with the hotel was the heat. It was winter so the bar conditioning had been turned off but you had no control of the heating in the bedroom. We had to leave the windows open all day and at night had to shut the window due to New York noise but the room became unbearably hot. Reception were not helpful in this matter.
the hotel bar was nice except some tables were reserved for people buying bottles of champagne. We were told we could sit down but may have to be moved, I thought this a bit harse as we were hotel residents and the bar was open to the public.
Finally the rooftop bar was closed as it was winter as was the swimming pool, both were not mentioned on the website.
In conclusion I had an excellent time in New York, not much time was spent in the hotel but the loaction did make nipping back to the hotels for dumping bags and quick changes easy!
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Value for Money
Poor
Quality of Rooms
Average
Standard of Service
Average
Quality of Food & Drink
Average
Cleanliness
Excellent
Quality of Facilities
Poor
Family Friendly
Poor
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