Great rooms, great location, great rooftop, but at that price I would expect free wi-fi!
It's a great shame when any establishment, be it a hotel, restaurant, bar, whatever, is let down by something that might seem insignificant to them but is keenly felt by its patrons. In the case of 60 Thompson, it's the lack of free wi-fi. I know, it sounds trivial and you'd think that the hotel makes up for it in so many other ways, but for me, it left a really sour taste. I mean, these days free wi-fi is so widespread, even in budget standard accommodation. Everyone knows how cheap it is to provide and so I think that if I'm paying $600 a night to stay at a hotel, I can't help but feel a little insulted to be made to pay $15 extra a day for internet connection. If nothing else, out of principle. I mean come on, I can get a coffee at Starbucks for $3 and be granted the pleasure, why not when I stay at a 5-star hotel? The problem is easily addressed and I think that the relatively small amount that the hotel would lose out on would be offset by the far better image it would project to its guests. 
Apart from the wi-fi issue, I found 60 Thompson to be an agreeable hotel. The rooms were well appointed, spacious and comfortable. The staff were, on the whole, accommodating and friendly (although, we did encounter one or two servers from the bar that could polish their manners a little), the rooftop bar provided great views for a sundowner, and the hotel, generally, had a good vibe. The SoHo location also can't be beat.