The best meeting rooms to rent in SoHo, NYC

Formerly the site of the Trump SoHo (and having since disassociated with its namesake), The meeting rooms in the Dominick Hotel bring the elegance of uptown to the cobblestone streets surrounding it.

Smaller groups can book the Tribeca Meeting Room (max. 60 guests) or the Boardroom (max. 25 guests) for training seminars or management meetings. The rooms come equipped with modern technology, simple and tasteful decor, and bright natural lighting. For larger events, the SoHo Ballroom hosts up to 400 guests, and the Hudson Square Ballroom hosts 250.

For something more tailored, the Landmark Penthouses host 40 guests each and include two bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, and a kitchenette. The included meeting table hosts 14 guests boardroom-style and offers fully customizable menus for dining throughout the day. You won’t forget the views – and your team won’t either.

This coworking, meeting, and event space prides itself on being a natural environment that resembles the Midwest – and depending on your perspective, that could go both ways. Regardless, the rustic Americana-style interior makes it a comfortable and inviting place to work.

With multiple options to choose from, including day and hourly rates and hotdesking, the space is ideal for freelancers and small teams of any industry. Capacities range from 4 people to 25, and rooms can offer captivating views over Broadway, whiteboards, speakers, and projectors, as well as multiple configuration options depending on your meeting purpose.

The Farm also has offices in NoMad and San Francisco, and the global coworking membership gives you access to over 100 locations throughout the world, from Vancouver to Nairobi.

Just off of trendy Canal St., Arlo SoHo brings together modern technology with hip mid-century style. An ideal space for younger professionals and creatives, art lines the walls in the lobby and provides a stimulating backdrop for corporate get-togethers.

The three Studios on the second floor can be combined for 650 sq. ft. of meeting space, with an additional 600 sq. ft. included with the terrace. Each room can be partitioned for privacy or smaller meetings, and accommodate 10 guests conference-style or 12 in a U-shaped configuration. On the ground floor, the Library is a privatized experience for up to 10 attendees. Available boardroom style, it’s equipped with a flat-screen TV and power outlets so you’re fully charged all day.

Both the Library and Studios are decorated with colorful books and vinyl, warm wood paneling, and plush furniture for breakouts or mid-meeting gossip sessions.

Set in a loft space on the corner of Mercer and Grand, The Malin feels like a bougie university library designed by a tasteful millennial. Offering both communal and private meeting spaces, you can purchase monthly memberships, hotdesking, day rates, and bespoke bookings.

The Mercer Library is a quiet space lined with windows to let in ample natural sunlight. Mixed plush seating and design books from Printed Matter make it a relaxing space to exchange ideas for up to 25 guests. The Howard Room is a private, soundproofed meeting space that seats 10 around its stylish glass boardroom table. The Grand Room seats 6 around a chic, angular table. Both rooms have built-in power, A/V amenities, and a small lounge area.

Preferred catering is also available, as well as an in-house beverage service.

Located by the Canal St. subway station is NoMo SoHo, a high-rise hotel in the heart of Lower Manhattan. The hotel presents a harmony between vintage and modern, complemented by elevated decor in the communal and meeting spaces.

The Gallery and Terrace offers a refreshing meeting option for up to 125 guests. Floor-to-ceiling windows overlook the 1,400 sq. ft. terrace, which can serve as an outdoor reception or social area during day-long workshops. Two flat screens, coat racks, flip charts, and easels are provided. For more of a sky-high affair, the Penthouse can host between 26 and 60 guests depending on configuration and has a private outdoor terrace with 360-degree views.

There’s an on-site restaurant and café, where guests can enjoy rustic American fare and a handcrafted cocktail program after the day is over. If the ideas flow all day, you can order catering directly to your meeting area via a specially curated chef menu.