The Evelyn Hotel
NoMad, Manhattan, New York
“Beaux-Arts cocktail salon”
Vibe
Vintage stained glass and polished marble set the tone downstairs, where the lobby glides effortlessly into a lively Parisian-style salon.
“Beaux-Arts cocktail salon”
A 1905 Beaux-Arts facade by William H. Birkmire, restored in homage to Gilded Age muse Evelyn Nesbit.
Interiors by Parts and Labor Design feature trombone brass chandeliers, music-tile bathrooms, and vintage stained glass.
Evenings center around The Tusk Bar, an acclaimed cocktail salon serving oysters beneath a taxidermy ostrich.
In NoMad along 27th Street, two blocks north of Madison Square Park and the Flatiron Building
Rooms
Trombone brass chandeliers and subtle sheet-music bathroom tiles pay homage to nearby Tin Pan Alley alongside heated floors.
Backstory
Built in 1905 by William H. Birkmire, this Beaux-Arts address was later reimagined in homage to Gilded Age icon Evelyn Nesbit.
Eat & drink
Sip martinis beneath a taxidermy ostrich at The Tusk Bar before dining on inventive French brasserie plates at BRASS.
The neighborhood
Madison Square Park sits two blocks south, placing you squarely in NoMad among historic brownstones, bustling bakeries, and design studios.
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