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Raoul's
A SoHo legend since 1975. Dark, romantic French bistro with outstanding steak au poivre. Reservations essential.
WELCOME
Your Guide
TO
The SoHo Loft
A Warm Welcome
ABOUT US
Your stay is hosted by The SoHo Loft Team, New Yorkers who believe great design and great hospitality go hand in hand. We are available by email and typically reply within a few hours.
Getting There
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Address
285 Spring Street, New York, NY 10013
Directions
Located in the heart of SoHo, one block from the C/E subway at Spring St. From JFK Airport: take the AirTrain to Jamaica, then the E train to Spring St — approximately 55 minutes. From Newark Airport: NJ Transit to Penn Station, then the C or E to Spring St.
Transport
Subway: C/E at Spring St (1 block away) and 1 at Houston St (4 blocks). Citi Bike stations are on every other block throughout SoHo. Taxis and rideshares are abundant 24/7.
Check-in & Check-out
3:00 PM
Check In
11:00 AM
Check Out
Access & Parking
Access
Detailed access instructions will be sent privately before check-in.
Parking
Street parking in SoHo is very limited. Nearest parking garage: SP+ at 505 Canal St — approx. $35–50/day. We strongly recommend arriving by subway, taxi, or rideshare.
WiFi
WiFi details are protected and appear only with your secure guest access link.
The House
Amenities
High-speed fiber WiFi
Smart TV with Netflix & Apple TV
Espresso machine & pour-over coffee kit
Fully equipped kitchen
Central air conditioning & heating
In-unit washer & dryer
Designer linens & towels
Work desk with natural light
Floor-to-ceiling windows with city views
Keypad entry — no physical key needed
Smart TV with Netflix & Apple TV
Espresso machine & pour-over coffee kit
Fully equipped kitchen
Central air conditioning & heating
In-unit washer & dryer
Designer linens & towels
Work desk with natural light
Floor-to-ceiling windows with city views
Keypad entry — no physical key needed
House Rules
Rules
No smoking anywhere in the building.
Maximum 2 guests at all times.
Please keep noise levels respectful after 10 PM — walls are thin.
No parties or events.
Shoes off at the entrance — there's a mat and shelf by the door.
Maximum 2 guests at all times.
Please keep noise levels respectful after 10 PM — walls are thin.
No parties or events.
Shoes off at the entrance — there's a mat and shelf by the door.
Pets
No
Things to Know
Good to Know
The elevator requires a key fob — yours is in the lockbox with the apartment key.
Trash and recycling room is at the end of the 4th floor hallway.
Building laundry is also available in the basement (coin-operated).
The apartment faces south — afternoon light is beautiful but can be bright; blackout blinds are on every window.
Trash and recycling room is at the end of the 4th floor hallway.
Building laundry is also available in the basement (coin-operated).
The apartment faces south — afternoon light is beautiful but can be bright; blackout blinds are on every window.
Before You Leave
Strip used bedding and leave it on the floor by the bed.
Leave used towels in the bathtub.
Empty the fridge of any opened food items.
Turn off all lights and appliances.
Return keys to the lockbox and close the apartment door firmly.
Leave used towels in the bathtub.
Empty the fridge of any opened food items.
Turn off all lights and appliances.
Return keys to the lockbox and close the apartment door firmly.
Restaurants
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Charlie Bird
Vibrant Italian-American spot with excellent pasta and natural wines. Walk-in bar seating is often available at the counter.
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Estela
One of NYC's most celebrated restaurants — refined small plates with unexpected flavour combinations. Book well in advance.
Bars & Drinks
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Fanelli Cafe
The oldest bar in SoHo, open since 1847. No frills, cold beer, great burgers — a New York institution.
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The Ear Inn
One of the oldest bars in New York City, steps from the apartment. Cozy and unpretentious — locals love it.
Things to Do
SoHo Gallery Walk
The neighbourhood is packed with world-class art galleries. Start on West Broadway and wander — most are free to enter.
The High Line
Elevated park built on a former railway — 1.5 miles of art, gardens, and stunning city views. Free entry, 10 minutes by subway.
Whitney Museum of American Art
World-class collection of 20th and 21st century American art, housed in a striking Renzo Piano building in the Meatpacking District.
Contact
Emergency
Emergency Contacts
Emergency: 911
NYC non-emergency: 311
Host team: hello@thesoholoft.com
NYC non-emergency: 311
Host team: hello@thesoholoft.com