
Arlo SoHo
Best for social travelers who prioritize rooftop bars, evening entertainment and flexible event space in Hudson Square.
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Arlo SoHo is a social, midscale Hudson Square hotel with multiple bars, a rooftop and event spaces — good for travelers who want nightlife and a casual downtown base. The Dominick is a five-star SoHo high-rise offering larger rooms, a full-service spa and a seasonal outdoor pool — best for guests wanting a more traditional luxury stay with skyline views.
Updated · about 0.2 miles (0.3 km) apart

Best for social travelers who prioritize rooftop bars, evening entertainment and flexible event space in Hudson Square.

Best for travelers who want larger rooms, a full-service spa and access to an outdoor seasonal pool with downtown views.
When Arlo SoHo wins: pick Arlo SoHo if you want a lively, social hotel with multiple on-site food & drink venues (rooftop included), lots of event space and a more casual, younger-leaning vibe in Hudson Square.
When The Dominick wins: choose The Dominick if you want a true luxury high-rise experience — larger inventory of suite and penthouse options, an on-site full-service spa, and a seasonal outdoor pool in a SoHo location with skyline views.
Bottom line: both hotels anchor downtown Manhattan close to SoHo attractions; Arlo SoHo is the choice for social scenes and rooftop nights, while The Dominick is the choice for full-service luxury, wellness and pool access.
| Category | Arlo SoHo | The Dominick |
|---|---|---|
| Overall vibe | Social, casual, nightlife- and events-focused | Formal luxury, high-rise hotel with downtown views |
| Location | 231 Hudson Street (Hudson Square bordering SoHo/Tribeca) | 246 Spring Street (SoHo) |
| Size (rooms) | About 322–325 rooms | 391 rooms |
| Check-in minimum age | Primary guest must be 21 to check in | |
| Pools | No swimming pool | Outdoor seasonal pool (open May–September per supplier) |
| Restaurants & bars | Multiple on-site options (Lindens, Foxtail, ART SoHo rooftop, SoHo Bodega, Library, Courtyard) | Restaurant, bar/lounge and poolside bar; room service available (limited hours) |
| Spa & wellness | No on-site spa; partner gym access (Gotham Gym) and Alo Moves included via Urban Fee | On-site full-service spa, sauna, steam room and 24-hour fitness center |
| Known for | Rooftop nightlife, event spaces and a social atmosphere | Luxury rooms and suites, skyline views, spa and pool |
| Family & pet policy | Family-friendly; pets allowed (up to 2 dogs/cats under 75 lbs, fee applies) | All-ages property; supplier listing allows pets (pet fee noted) — check property policies for details |
| Accessibility | Wheelchair-accessible path of travel and accessible restaurant; some limitations noted | Wheelchair-accessible registration desk, pool, path to elevator and on-site restaurant |
Arlo SoHo sits at 231 Hudson Street in Hudson Square, on the edge of SoHo, Tribeca and the West Village.
Arlo SoHo is a lively, well-connected base for exploring Lower Manhattan on foot or by bike.
The Dominick is located at 246 Spring Street in SoHo, placing it in the middle of SoHo shopping and galleries.
The Dominick is centered in SoHo for easy access to galleries, boutiques and downtown landmarks.
Arlo SoHo offers compact, design-forward rooms and a small number of suites tailored to urban travelers.
Choose Arlo for efficient, social rooms and a suite option without large-suite inventory.
The Dominick provides a wide range of room types and many suite and penthouse options.
The Dominick is the pick for more space, suite choices and classic luxury room amenities.
Arlo SoHo has a dense lineup of on-site food and drink venues focused on social dining and evening service.
Arlo is ideal if you want a variety of in-house casual and social dining spots, especially rooftop evenings.
The Dominick offers at least one restaurant, a bar/lounge and poolside bar with room service available during limited hours.
The Dominick suits guests who expect hotel-style restaurant service and poolside drink options as part of a luxury stay.
Arlo SoHo’s signature public-facing amenity is its 11th-floor rooftop (ART SoHo) and multiple event spaces rather than a pool.
Arlo’s rooftop and event program are its main outdoor attractions — not swimming.
The Dominick features a seasonal outdoor pool and on-site leisure amenities aligned with luxury hotels.
If a hotel pool is important, The Dominick provides a seasonal outdoor pool while Arlo does not have one.
Arlo SoHo offers partner-gym access and an active nightlife program on-site.
Arlo mixes fitness partnerships with an active nightlife calendar for social guests.
The Dominick provides an on-site full-service spa, sauna/steam rooms and 24-hour fitness facilities.
The Dominick is the better choice for in-house wellness services and quieter, luxury-style evenings.

Arlo SoHo — ART SoHo rooftop plus Foxtail speakeasy and other bars make this the more social, nightlife-forward option.

The Dominick — on-site full-service spa and a seasonal outdoor pool give it the edge for wellness-focused stays.

The Dominick — extensive suite and penthouse inventory, including skyline- and SoHi-view one- and two-bedroom suites.

Arlo SoHo — multiple event spaces (including a large rooftop) and casual dining venues suit social groups and small conferences.
The Dominick has an outdoor seasonal pool; Arlo SoHo does not have a swimming pool.
Arlo SoHo is geared toward rooftop drinks and late-night socializing (ART SoHo rooftop, Foxtail speakeasy); The Dominick provides quieter luxury bars.
The Dominick lists a full-service on-site spa. Arlo SoHo does not have an on-site spa; it offers partner gym access instead.
Yes — they are both in downtown Manhattan and are about 0.2 miles (0.3 km) apart, making it an easy walk between them.
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