Best rooms at Arlo SoHo, ranked
Top pick: Suite (Arlo) for the largest layout and best window views. If you want a private outdoor space choose Room, Terrace or Terrace Room; for families or groups the Bunk Room is the practical choice.
In this guide
- 1. Best overall: Suite (Arlo)
- 2. Best for skyline views: (City) Room
- 3. Best for private outdoor time: Room, Terrace and Terrace Room
- 4. Best value compact option: (Courtyard) Room
- 5. Best for families or groups on a budget: Bunk Room and Room (Bunk)
- 6. Standard twin/queen options: Room and Room, Terrace (alternative arrangements)
1. Best overall: Suite (Arlo)
Why it tops the list: Suite (Arlo) is Arlo SoHo’s single suite offering and is the most spacious option listed among the hotel’s room types. It gives the clearest separation between sleeping and living areas, which is helpful for working or entertaining in-room.
Who should book it: travelers wanting more space, a dedicated workspace, or a room that reads more like a small apartment than a standard hotel room.
- Room name: Suite (Arlo)
- Bed: 1 King Bed
- Best for: couples, business travelers who need more space, small groups who want a single-room suite
| Feature | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Separate living area | More room to work, relax, or host visitors |
| King bed | Standard suite comfort for two |
| Largest layout among room types | More storage and workspace |
2. Best for skyline views: (City) Room
If views matter most, pick a (City) Room: several City Room photos show floor-to-ceiling windows and clear city sightlines. The (City) Room comes with a King Bed or Queen Bed option depending on your booking.
These rooms often have the wood headboard and window-forward layout that make them bright and airy for daytime work or evening skyline watching.
- Room name: (City) Room
- Bed options: 1 King Bed or 1 Queen Bed
- Best for: solo travelers or couples who want natural light and a clear city view
| Typical features | Why travelers like it |
|---|---|
| Large windows | Daylight and skyline views |
| Wood headboard and compact desk | A tidy workspace for remote work |
| King or Queen options | Choice between more space or a slightly smaller bed |
3. Best for private outdoor time: Room, Terrace and Terrace Room
Rooms with terraces are the clear choice for anyone who values private outdoor space at a Manhattan hotel. At Arlo SoHo you can book Room, Terrace or Terrace Room configurations that list terrace access.
Terraces range from small sitting patios to larger spaces with loungers; the rooftop bar also provides public outdoor seating on the 11th floor if you want higher skyline views.
- Room names: Room, Terrace; Terrace Room
- Bed options: Room, Terrace — 1 King Bed or 2 Twin Beds or 1 Queen Bed; Terrace Room — 1 Queen Bed
- Best for: smokers (check hotel policy), sun seekers, guests who want fresh air without leaving the room
| Room type | Terrace feature |
|---|---|
| Room, Terrace | Private terrace doors; several bed configurations |
| Terrace Room | Queen bed with direct terrace access |
| ART SoHo (rooftop) | Public rooftop outdoor seating and skyline views (not a private terrace) |
4. Best value compact option: (Courtyard) Room
The (Courtyard) Room is listed with a smaller footprint (151 sq. ft.) and gives courtyard-facing light without the street views; it accepts a King Bed or Queen Bed. It’s a practical pick when you plan to spend most of your time exploring the neighborhood.
Courtyard-facing rooms can be a bit quieter than street-facing City Rooms and still provide the same hotel services and access to on-site dining and the rooftop.
- Room name: (Courtyard) Room
- Size listed: 151 sq. ft.
- Bed options: 1 King Bed or 1 Queen Bed
- Best for: budget-oriented travelers who want a quieter room
| Advantage | What to expect |
|---|---|
| Smaller footprint | Lower rate potential and efficient layout |
| Courtyard view | Reduced street noise |
| King or Queen option | Choice of bed size despite compact size |
5. Best for families or groups on a budget: Bunk Room and Room (Bunk)
For families or groups traveling on a tighter budget, the Bunk Room and Room (Bunk) offer two Twin Beds in a compact setup and are explicitly named in the property room types. These rooms maximize sleeping capacity in a small footprint.
Bunk configurations keep everyone in a single room and work well where a separate suite isn’t necessary — ideal for parents with children old enough for twin beds or friends traveling together.
- Room names: Bunk Room; Room (Bunk)
- Beds: 2 Twin Beds (bunk-style where noted)
- Best for: families with older children, groups of friends, budget stays
| Good to know | Practical tip |
|---|---|
| Shared bathroom types vary by room | Check the room description when booking if a private bathroom is required |
| Closely spaced sleeping area | Not ideal if adults need separate sleeping spaces |
| Compact desk or shelving | Bring headphones if multiple people need to use devices |
6. Standard twin/queen options: Room and Room, Terrace (alternative arrangements)
Arlo SoHo lists several standard 'Room' options that can be configured with 2 Twin Beds or 1 Queen Bed. These are flexible, no-frills choices for travelers who want the hotel’s location and services without extra space.
If a terrace is important but you don’t need much indoor space, Room, Terrace combines a standard room layout with private outdoor access and alternative bed configurations.
- Room names: Room; Room, Terrace
- Bed options: Room — 2 Twin Beds or 1 Queen Bed; Room, Terrace — multiple configurations including 1 King Bed or 2 Twin Beds or 1 Queen Bed
- Best for: travelers who want flexibility and straightforward pricing
| Room name | Best use case |
|---|---|
| Room | Basic stays, pairs wanting twin beds or a queen |
| Room, Terrace | Guests wanting a terrace plus flexible bed choices |
| Room (Bunk) | Bunk arrangement for families/groups |
