The Broome

Charming Boutique Vibes in the Heart of SoHo

Modern meets historic at The Broome, a 14-room boutique hotel tucked into the stylish streets of SoHo. Housed in a beautifully restored 1825 Federal Revivalist building—once home to a graffiti artist commune in the 1980s—this gem blends artistic history with upscale comfort. With its Moroccan-tiled open-air courtyard, cozy design, and complimentary perks like WiFi, breakfast, and chocolate on arrival, it’s the perfect launchpad for a music-filled NYC getaway.

Why Concert-goers love it

This hotel’s location is a dream for music fans. The Prince Street subway station is just a few blocks away, offering fast, direct access to Union Square, Times Square, and venues all over Manhattan. After a long night of dancing and cheering, returning to the quiet, tucked-away rooms of The Broome feels like a total recharge. The 24-hour front desk makes late arrivals easy, and the peaceful courtyard and luxury linens are ideal for winding down post-show.

Who this Hotel is great for

• Groups of friends looking to explore SoHo between sets
• Solo travelers catching that once-in-a-lifetime show
• Couples planning a romantic, music-filled weekend
• Fans who want a stylish yet quiet place to crash after the encore
• Budget-conscious music lovers seeking boutique vibes with extra perks

Food and Drink Options

While there’s no on-site restaurant, guests enjoy a complimentary continental breakfast—perfect for late risers. The hotel’s prime SoHo location means you’re steps from countless eateries, from upscale bistros to late-night pizza spots. Though room service isn’t offered, the front desk is happy to recommend local delivery options.

Nightlife Options

You’re in SoHo, so nightlife is all around. From trendy cocktail lounges and rooftop bars to intimate jazz spots and late-night cafes, it’s all walkable. While The Broome doesn’t have its own bar, its serene atmosphere is a welcome contrast to the city's buzz.

What People Say

Guests rave about the personalized service, immaculate rooms, and that peaceful courtyard oasis. The design gets high marks for its charm and attention to detail, and reviewers love the location—close to everything but quiet enough to sleep soundly. Many mention the free breakfast and thoughtful touches like chocolate and bottled water.

Areas for Improvement

The hotel’s charm lies in its small size, but that means no elevator—so pack light if you’re on an upper floor. Also, while there’s no bar or gym, most guests say the surrounding neighborhood more than makes up for it.

The Bottom Line

If you want a stylish, peaceful place to crash after a high-energy night out, The Broome hits all the right notes for concert-goers in NYC.