The NoMad Hotel

A comfortable and stylish boutique hotel. Hallways seemed pretty quiet at night, but my room was on the 6^th floor and had a decent amount of street noise. If you’re a light sleeper you may want ear plugs to be safe. Room service was quick and pretty high quality. The gym is spacious and has the essentials, though the view is of a brick wall. Service was decent and helpful, but not as polished as you’d find at a Four Seasons. I’d stay again, which is the ultimate test isn’t it?

I’ve gotta say again how much I love this hotel (you’d think they were paying me). I stay there often and this time I want to give a well deserved THANK YOU to Marguerite at the front desk. She made my last stay absolutely amazing.
This hotel knows the meaning and shows hospitality.

What a beauty… love love love this place.
everything about it is amazing. location, décor, food and the staff…
can’t wait to go back!
heard the hotel is opening up in LA in 2017. YAY!!!
thank you for the hospitality Nomad Hotel.

Whenever I come to visit, I love to pop in to one of my favorite hotels in NYC.
The interior design was flawless with many wonderful artful details. I would describe it as an elegant chic sort of a cross between a British and Parisian boutique hotel. I have to mention that I was most impressed with the hospitality. I had the chance to interact with multiple staff, including front desk concierge, housekeeping, and security. Every single person was very courteous and helpful.
So often hotels can feel stuffy, standardized, and sanitary. They had beautiful rooms, great staff, chic and hip place with a great restaurant in the hotel plus a brand new NoMad Bar (speakeasy) added to the already great Pumpkin Bar and the wonderful Library Room. The downstairs Library Bar is a great place to have after dinner drinks. I took my friends here for a birthday dinner and we had drinks and the fried chicken appetizer, which was very good.
If you ever get the chance, please try the restaurant: it is memorable and very refined. Order their specialty rotisserie chicken, and thank me later. ;)

Posh place with drinks — great date place with a professional yet cool vibe. Great for happy hour or dinner. It does get very crowded though.

I am not sure where to write this review so here it goes… I think it is important to write good and bad reviews… this is a good one :) this is for the magician we went for my girlfriends bday we were very excited to see Dan. I made a point to let them know it was my gfs bday. We were sat front row which was amazing. The drinks the show the popcorn was everything that you could expect and much more!~ We both had the best time at the show but this review is for after the show…
After the show we saw Dan in the hallway when we were leaving and asked to take a picture with him which he did very kindly. I was chosen to go on stage and we let him know that it was her bday and had the best time and thanked him. When we went to leave about 10 minutes later I called an Über and since it was raining we were waiting the lobby for the car to arrive. Just as we were about to leave a women comes up to us and hands us a playing card and wishes my gf a happy birthday. Dan had signed the card :). It is the little things that this place does with their costumer service that makes us come here all the time. We will be back many more times to eat stay and enjoy what the NoMad has to offer!

I have been staying at The Nomad for the past 2+ years and I love it. The service is excellent. Everyone makes an effort to know you and they always make me feel welcome. The rooms are cool and funky and charming. The beds are very comfortable and the rooms are bright. I simply love the restaurant– excellent coffee and everything is delicious. The wine list for dinner is extensive. The bar makes the best drinks and the library is intimate and inviting with a great menu.
I look so forward to staying here every trip.

Have stayed here a few times and really like the hotel. The Library is great, Sakura Maru is a drink worth multiple re-​visits. Breakfast is ok & could be better considering $. Location becomes better and better as time passes.

This was our first time staying at The Nomad, but it won’t be our last. What a beautiful hotel. Full of charming details and style that is very European in feeling. We chose to stay in an atelier king room. One of the biggest pluses for me is that so many of the rooms have a bathtub (large claw-​foot tubs) in them. The room was pretty spacious by NYC standards. We were trying to be a little economical (for us) this trip so it was a little cramped in terms of storage space. It is very clever how the toilet is tucked into the screen wall. I think this size room is very adequate but if I was going to splurge I would get the one bedroom suite. Either way, the room was packed with details and little touches that made it stand apart from typical hotel rooms. The service was great, we had no issues throughout our stay. We ate lunch at the restaurant one day and in the library twice. The library is absolutely one of my favorite places about this hotel and in the city. Double height ceilings, filled with books, and available only to hotel guests from the afternoon onwards– it is a respite from the city. The rest of the restaurant and bar become quite packed and noisy but in the library it is private with personalized service and exquisite drinks and food. I look forward to future stays!

Perfect stay — pure luxury, but not stuffy. Definitely recommend getting the rate that includes breakfast in the restaurant because it is delicious and the setting is gorgeous! A perfect way to start the day. Service for breakfast was also perfect — my server remembered everything about my order after the first day I dined there!
I’m not quite used to the small size of NYC hotel rooms, so I found the atelier room to still be a little small (even for one person), but it was beautifully appointed. As I was there for a week, I wished there was drawer space for clothes, but the closet was sized nicely for hanging clothes.
Highly recommend this unique and beautiful place!

I was here for a work trip. Stayed on the fourth floor and while the room was cool, it was really loud. In the mornings, the shop keepers on 28^th blasted music and slammed their metal doors super early (even on a Saturday morning). The shower had lots of good water pressure and hot water but the toilet was strangely appointed. It was built into a false wall and the door didn’t really close. The AC in the room allegedly went down to 65 but I don’t think it actually got below 78.
The library is nice but cramped quarters. I intended to have an afternoon business meeting but it was so loud we couldn’t hear each other.
I did have a dinner on the rooftop which was amazing. What a view. I wish I’d had more time up there. It would have been quieter and had great views.
Friday night, colleagues and I wanted to go down for a drink. The library had several tables open but while they were supposed to be reserved for hotel guests, we were turned away. We walked through to the bar attached and had the same experience — open tables but told we couldn’t sit there because they were reserved. The hosts at each bar told us to talk to the other about tables but couldn’t bother to talk to each other. We did finally get a table upstairs. Our waiter was amazing and very attentive.
Location wise, it’s in steen Korea Town and the Flat Iron Building. Loads to see and do.

Beautiful bar, interesting crowd.

Quiet, did not seem like we were in the city. Great décor. Good location, easy walk to everywhere we wanted to go. Door men were great and nice, front desk staff were just ok.

These rooms are special. Huge, perfectly appointed with a lovely décor including wood floors, a luxurious rug and windows with beautiful black out draperies all the way to the top of the extremely high windows and ceilings. Perfect bathroom with everything you need. Wonderful linens and bed exuding with restfulness and comfort. The staff beginning at the door to the desk and the restaurant and bar are there to make you feel welcome and appreciated as a guest. I can’t wait to go back.

Very Newyork!
Hype Hotel in Broadway.
Unique, and clean!
They have a nice restaurant, bar, rooftop, and beautiful view.
From my room i can see empire state building! Perfect!

I stayed here on my wedding night and I could not have been happier. They sent up complimentary champagne to celebrate and that was a very sweet touch. This is by far the nicest hotel I’ve ever stayed in, oh my god. I can’t say enough about it — I’d trade my apartment for it in a heartbeat.
The staff is phenomenal — so friendly and attentive but not overly so (a tough balance in my opinion — one that they mastered!).
The hotel itself is so beautiful — it’s got a very chic, dark, warm and cozy (not hokey, though), sexy and alluring atmosphere. Feels a bit art deco, a bit French, but very modern at the same time.
The room is incredible. The hardwood floors with the beautiful antique rug, the beautiful clawfoot tub, the unprecedented level of cleanliness… I could go on and on for hours, seriously. It struck such a perfect cord with me. The water pressure is incredible, I really like that they have the shower in its own enclosed space with a low ceiling — I want to recreate this in my future home! It’s so smart — keeps the moisture contained and prevents it from ruining the beautiful ceiling (yes, I noticed how pristine the ceiling was). From our bathtub you could see the empire state building.
We ordered room service — I ordered the lobster and wished there was a little more to it — I think it got rattled on the way up so it just looked like a sad little bowl of a little spinach and lobster. It was quite good, though! My husband got the chicken club and that was more substantial and tasty.
Of course, we had to venture out of our room for SOMETHING so we grabbed coffee in the library and that was fantastic. The croissants are awesome and the coffee was also lovely. It’s a great place to pick up a picture book and leaf through, and learn something while you’re sipping your coffee or cocktail. If you go alone, it’d be a great place to read for a few hours, for sure.
As native new yorkers, we often find ourselves wondering why people would come to this gritty obnoxious city (sorry, as a commuter, shit is obnoxious). We totally get it now. It’s a very different side of the city and I could not be happier to have chosen the nomad to get that perspective. We’re looking forward to spending our anniversaries at the nomad. :)

Not cheap but the nicest place I’ve slept in a long time. A wonderful room and friendly staff and quieter than my apartment in San Francisco. There’s a bar called the Library there which you have to be a guest to visit. I went there one evening at 8 pm. They were totally full. The lady apologized to me and said she could call my room in 30 – 45 minutes when a table opens up. So I went up to my room. 15 minutes later, they called me and said they had a table reserved for me. A beverage and some food later, I asked for the check and they discounted it for me because I had to wait. Awesome… just awesome.

Lovely hotel. Great service. Only con is it’s very loud. This could just be because I’m on a lower floor. Would not recommend if you’re looking for some peace and quiet. Rooms are nice and clean with great amenities but incredibly small. My shower is actually in the bedroom. I don’t mind it so much as the room is cute and immaculate. The street noise however…
Update: Since I had major issues with the sound in my room, the hotel comped all my room service charges which was so much appreciated.

Everything 5 Stars…
Beautiful boutique hotel
Room was very clean, comfortable, spacious and stylish
Staff were very polite, helpful, and eager to please. Everybody seemed happy to be there.
I Really enjoyed the restaurant
There are so many places you can stay in NYC but I’ll come back here again

The last time I was in NYC, the Nomad was to open a few months after I left. Phooey. Well it looks like they’ve got everything settled in and working like Eleven Madison Park. Now this is a different beast. Rooms, Bar, Library, Restaurant, Private dining, you name it, it’s a full ecosystem. The staff are top notch on every level, and the hospitality that was inherited by Danny Meyer in his protoges are very apparent. Perhaps some of the best views in Manhattan to boot. Talk about the full package