The Ned NoMad
NoMad, Manhattan, New York
“Beaux-Arts members clubhouse”
Vibe
Rich velvets, Murano glass, and live jazz in the atrium set a 1920s private-club mood in a landmark Beaux-Arts building.
“Beaux-Arts members clubhouse”
Multiple bars, a live music atrium, cabaret stage, and rooftop terrace facing the Empire State Building.
Soho House interiors pairing 1920s Art Deco velvet and Murano glass with rich mahogany woodwork.
A landmark 1903 Beaux-Arts limestone building crowned by an original rooftop copper cupola.
On Broadway in NoMad, steps from 28th Street station and Madison Square Park.
Rooms
Bespoke Hypnos mattresses rest on hardwood floors with hand-knotted wool rugs, alongside mahogany writing desks and freestanding clawfoot tubs.
Backstory
Built in 1903 for pioneering female property owner Caroline Johnston, the limestone landmark previously housed the original NoMad Hotel.
Eat & drink
Cecconi's serves wood-fired pizza and handmade pasta on the ground floor, while Little Ned pours classic cocktails alongside caviar service.
The neighborhood
Anchoring the corner of Broadway and 28th Street, the hotel sits steps from Madison Square Park and Flatiron's bustling restaurant corridor.
The app
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