The Ritz-Carlton New York, NoMad
NoMad, Manhattan, New York
“Gilded skyline glamour”
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Vibe
Rising 50 stories above Broadway, the soaring glass tower balances energetic ground-floor dining with gilded, 50th-floor skyline cocktail glamour.
“Gilded skyline glamour”
Rafael Viñoly tower featuring floral-inspired Rockwell Group interiors and Martin Brudnizki's gilded fiftieth-floor rooftop aerie.
Custom Diptyque Philosykos amenities, south-facing skyline soaking tubs, and dedicated thirty-sixth floor club lounge concierges.
Martin Brudnizki's rooftop cocktail lounge Nubeluz serves skyline craft drinks alongside buzzing ground-floor mezze dining.
In NoMad along Broadway, steps from Madison Square Park, Flatiron dining, and the Flower District.
Rooms
Every south-facing room looks toward Lower Manhattan, with two-toned terrazzo soaking tubs, Diptyque Philosykos amenities, and warm bronze detailing.
Wellness
The subterranean spa offers eight treatment rooms, steam rooms, saunas, and Augustinus Bader therapies beside a modern fitness studio.
Backstory
Architect Rafael Viñoly designed the slender tower to mirror NoMad's historic Flower District through floral motifs and organic textures.
Eat & drink
José Andrés directs the culinary scene, from mezze at ground-floor Zaytinya to Martin Brudnizki's panoramic 50th-floor cocktail lounge, Nubeluz.
The neighborhood
Set along Broadway in NoMad, the hotel puts Madison Square Park and the historic wholesale flower markets within easy strolling distance.
“The Ritz-Carlton New York, NoMad occupies one of the tallest buildings in this still-developing neighborhood, at 28th and Broadway, and its interiors achieve a perfect balance.”
“…the hotel offers incredible views from the Empire State Building down to the Statue of Liberty. Admire the vistas everywhere, from the 219 guest rooms and 31 suites to the rooftop bar.”
“…offers one of the most serene (yet cool) escapes in Manhattan.”
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