The Dominick
Hudson Square, Manhattan, New York
“SoHo skyline tower”
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Vibe
Rising 46 stories in glass over low-rise cobblestones, the tower balances high-gloss Rockwell Group interiors with soaring views across Lower Manhattan.
“SoHo skyline tower”
Bellino Italian linens, Turkish Marmara marble soaking tubs, and custom Fendi Casa furnishings in residential-style suites.
An 11,000-square-foot Sisley Spa with traditional Turkish hammams, Himalayan salt chambers, and a seventh-floor outdoor pool.
A 46-story Handel Architects glass tower with Rockwell Group interiors framing floor-to-ceiling skyline views over Lower Manhattan.
In SoHo on Spring Street, moments from boutique shopping, dining, and Hudson Square
Rooms
Floor-to-ceiling glass frames the Hudson River and skyline, paired with Fendi Casa furnishings and deep Turkish Marmara marble soaking tubs.
Wellness
The two-story Sisley Spa houses authentic Turkish hammams and salt chambers, leading out to a seventh-floor plunge pool flanked by cabanas.
Backstory
Rebranded from Trump SoHo in 2017, the glass tower took its new identity from neighboring Dominick Street, cutting ties with its polarizing past.
Eat & drink
Chef Shaun Hergatt helms Michelin-starred Vestry for Japanese-accented seafood, while El Ta’Koy serves Hawaiian street snacks and rum cocktails beside the pool.
The neighborhood
Planted at Spring and Varick, the address sits right where SoHo’s cast-iron boutique corridors meet the media offices of Hudson Square.
“The Dominick is a welcome addition to the downtown hotel scene with its dramatic, two-story lobby outfitted in bronze and leather and columns of brown and metallic blue Venetian plaster.”
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