Sleeps : up to 3

1 - 2 people : 200/night

Extra guest : extra $40/night/person

Area : SOHO

Type : Studio

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    Located in the heart of SOHO, this newly renovated loft style studio is on the 2nd floor (1 flight up) of a walk-up building and has a secure intercom system. This studio comes installed with new hard wood floors and high ceilings, giving it a spacious and airy feel and also has a fully equipped kitchen, full bathroom, and three windows, one in the main room, one in the kitchen, and one in the bathroom.

    Includes: Big screen TV (37' inch), DVD and MP3 player (DVD software provided in the room for your enjoyment), High speed cable Internet access, sofa, sleeping couch (opens to become two twin beds), double bed, coffee maker, microwave, cooking tools, refrigerator, bed linens and towels.

    SOHO is one of the trendiest areas in New York, maintaining some of the best eateries, cafes, boutiques in the city. If you want a fun night out, you are only a few blocks from great jazz clubs, theaters, and lively vivacious bars.

    We at Kaleidoscope wish to ensure our clients a safe visit in New York city along with a cozy home like atmosphere. We hope you enjoy your stay!

    SoHo is a neighborhood in the New York City borough of Manhattan. It is bounded roughly by Houston Street on the north, Lafayette Street on the east, Canal Street on the south, and Varick Street on the west.

    The name is a blend of "South" and "Houston", from "south of Houston Street", and has no relation to the district called Soho in London, England. Its name is the model for other new neighborhood descriptions in New York City, such as TriBeCa and DUMBO. Before its incarnation as a trendy locale, it was known as the Cast Iron District.

    It should be noted that Encyclopaedia Britannica's 1956 article on “New York (City)” states that the southern border of Greenwich Village is Spring Street. If Britannica was correct, SoHo may have encroached on the southern two blocks of the village’s traditional borders. This enabled it to be called “SoHo” (South of Houston) rather than “SoSp” (South of Spring) while disclaiming any relationship to the name "Soho", which is one of the oldest and trendiest districts of London.