AKA NoMad
Midtown South, Manhattan, New York
“Lissoni-designed Madison sanctuary”
Vibe
A bronze-painted spiral staircase with dark limestone treads anchors the lobby, setting a serene, Italian-minimalist tone just off Madison Avenue.
“Lissoni-designed Madison sanctuary”
Piero Lissoni interiors featuring a bronze-painted floating spiral staircase with dark Pietra d'Avola limestone treads.
An intimate ground-floor cocktail bar and mezzanine lounge pouring sommelier-selected wines and espresso.
A 1930 brick building on Madison Avenue originally constructed as the historic Roger Williams Hotel.
On Madison Avenue in NoMad, five blocks north of Madison Square Park and near the Empire State Building
Rooms
Japanese-Nordic minimalism defines the quiet rooms, finished with custom Porro platform beds, Fantini bathroom fixtures, and earthy, muted tones.
Backstory
Built in 1930 on land leased from the Madison Avenue Baptist Church, the brick tower marks Italian designer Piero Lissoni’s first American hotel.
Eat & drink
The ground-floor lounge pours sommelier-selected wines beneath bespoke lighting, while the mezzanine above serves morning espresso and European-style pastries.
The neighborhood
Set along Madison Avenue in NoMad, the hotel sits five blocks north of Madison Square Park and moments from Koreatown’s late-night dining.
The app
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