The shining star that will tower forty-five stories above the corner of Spring and Varick Street in Manhattan is the Trump SoHo Hotel Condominiums. As the area’s first luxury hotel condominiums, Trump SoHo has been designed with the world-traveler in mind. There will be 413 fully furnished condominium units, each with 430-800 square feet of living area. The condo interiors will be designed by Fendi and include marble flooring, bronze bathroom fixtures and panoramic views of New York City’s biggest attractions.

Expecting to break ground this summer, Trump SoHo hotel condominium will offer travelers and investors lots of rewards, including an in-house restuarant with bar, retail space and a state of the art business center with adjacent conference rooms. For those who insist on keeping to their exercise regimen even while on business, the Trump will offer a 6500 square foot fitness center and spa with a heated pool. In-room spa treatments can complement a hard day at the gym. Finally, visitors who don’t want to spend a night on the town or stuck in their room might find a good book to read at the hotel’s private library.

In Donald Trump’s own words, Trump SoHo will offer so many amenities so that “you won’t need to leave the hotel if you don’t want to.“ For longer stays, this means that visitors will be able to take advantage of everything from in-room spa treatments to twenty-four hour room service. If you should still choose to venture from the hotel, you’ll have plenty to do; this trendy SoHo neighborhood has a myriad of restaurants, art galleries and designer stores to visit.

The road to completion of Trump SoHo has been fraught with red tape. Amid protests, the city only recently approved construction of the tower in an area that is zoned for manufacturing. Nevertheless, that isn’t discouraging Trump or the sponsors of the project, Bayrock/Sapir Organization LLC. Local interest in the hotel condominium has also increased as people realize that they can purchase a guestroom for their own use, family use, or rent it out to weary travelers looking for a high-class, yet authentic Manhattan experience. Prices starting a $1.2 million - [ Contact us ]