Ace Hotel New York
NoMad, Manhattan, New York
“Creative-class clubhouse”
MICHELIN Guide · Condé Nast Traveler
Vibe
Communal tables hum with laptops by day before dimming into a cocktail lounge beneath original 1904 stained-glass ceilings.
“Creative-class clubhouse”
All-day communal tables, a Stumptown coffee bar, vintage leather sofas, and evening DJ sets.
Roman and Williams interiors blending vintage furnishings, custom plaid textiles, acoustic guitars, and retro refrigerators.
A 1904 Beaux-Arts landmark retaining original mosaic tile floors and historic stained-glass ceiling panels.
In NoMad on 29th and Broadway, four blocks north of Madison Square Park
Rooms
Custom plaid textiles, retro Smeg refrigerators, and turntables stocked with curated vinyl outfit the industrial-leaning spaces.
Backstory
Built in 1904 as the Hotel Breslin, Roman and Williams preserved the Beaux-Arts mosaic floors when launching the hotel in 2009.
Eat & drink
Stumptown coffee fuels the morning crowd, while Chef Markus Glocker's Koloman pairs contemporary French cooking with Viennese café traditions.
The neighborhood
Set at 29th and Broadway, the hotel anchors NoMad just four blocks north of Madison Square Park.
“…it’s also got the kind of multi-purpose public space most hotels would kill for — co-working space by day, after-work drinking spot in the evening, and a full-fledged nightlife venue…”
“Bathrooms are small and the shower area is tiny, but a saving grace arrives in the form of the excellent products…”
The app
Hotel Please was drawn for the phone in your hand — and this is the flat version of it.