Hotel Seville NoMad
NoMad, Manhattan, New York
“Beaux-Arts social landmark”
Vibe
A Beaux-Arts social hub where Thomas Juul-Hansen’s cascading stone bar draws evening crowds beneath ornate historic ceilings.
“Beaux-Arts social landmark”
A 1904 Beaux-Arts landmark with sculpted terra cotta, red brick, and curved copper bay windows.
Subterranean cocktail lounge The Seville hosts live jazz and DJ sets beneath a Domingo Zapata mural.
Thomas Juul-Hansen interiors feature a custom cascading stone bar alongside muted blue and gray guestrooms.
In NoMad at Madison and 29th, steps from Madison Square Park and Flatiron dining
Rooms
Calm blue and gray palettes balance textured wall coverings, vintage-inspired accents, and streamlined marble vanities overlooking Madison Avenue.
Backstory
Architect Harry Allan Jacobs designed the 1904 Beaux-Arts facade, accented by sculpted terra cotta, lion heads, and curved copper bay windows.
Eat & drink
Scarpetta serves house-made pastas on the ground floor, while subterranean lounge The Seville hosts live jazz beneath a Domingo Zapata mural.
The neighborhood
Set at 29th and Madison, you are steps from Madison Square Park, classic Flatiron dining, and Midtown's subway corridors.
The app
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