The Ned NoMad

Sophisticated Manhattan retreat.

Housed in a grand 1900s Beaux-Arts landmark building between New York City’s Flatiron District and the Empire State Building, The Ned NoMad is a stylish retreat that also includes the private member Ned’s Club.

Insider Tip

The hotel’s art collection highlights predominantly female artists and is inspired by the building’s original owner, the entrepreneur Caroline A. Johnston.

Where You’re Staying

Embracing a glamorous 1920s design and featuring original intricate mosaic floors and elaborate crown molding, the hotel’s rooms have a luxurious club feel, with mahogany desks and leather headboards. Black and white bathrooms feature walk-in rain showers and select accommodations have clawfoot tubs.

Where to Dine

The ground floor is home to Cecconi’s, a modern take on a traditional Italian restaurant serving pasta, wood-fired pizzas, and seafood. Little Ned’s is a 1920s-style bar with booth seating and views of the Empire State Building.

Where to Relax

Get your adrenaline flowing with a workout in the gym, which is open 24 hours a day. Unwind in The Library, a coworking space during the day, and lounge in the evening.

What to Do

Take a short stroll to the Union Square Greenmarket or the Rubin Museum, which specializes in Asian art. Head north to explore the Morgan Library and Museum or catch a performance at Madison Square Garden.

Features

Historic

Pet-Friendly

Urban

Fitness Center