In New York, the Ned Nomad blends cozy surroundings with a vibrant ambiance.

The pulse of NYC beats strong at The Ned Nomad hotel. Nestled in the heart of Manhattan, this elegant abode stands as a true testament to the city's vibrant spirit. With its urban-chic appeal, guests can expect sophisticated lodgings and an array of leisure options, ranging from subdued sky-high cocktail bars to lively rooftop terraces.

Say hello to a Manhattan experience that encompasses the essence of the city—both its energy and its tranquility, all within arm's reach. For those craving a more boisterous evening, The Ned Nomad's program of events, delectable cocktails, music, and exquisite culinary delights will keep you entertained until the wee hours.

The hotel, the Ned's first international venture when it opened in 2022, made a grand entrance in the Big Apple, bringing along the ethos of its parent company, the Soho House Group. In the spirit of hybridity, the establishment offers a harmonious blend of hotel accommodations and private members' club facilities, all under one roof.

Upon entering, you'll be greeted by a welcoming and discrete lobby and reception area, your gateway to what The Ned Nomad has in store for you. On the ground level, you'll find "Cecconi's," an open-to-all Italian eatery, while lounges, bars, and multifunctional workspace-cum-social areas, such as Little Ned, Ned's Club Downstairs, and the Atrium and Library, are exclusive to members and hotel guests.

Your New York adventure starts here

The Ned NoMad promises a day filled with entertainment—from dedicated workspaces to a fitness center, multiple bars, and restaurants to suit your mood. If you fancy stepping out, the NoMad neighborhood has numerous cultural attractions that await. Pay a visit to the iconic Empire State Building, unwind in Madison Square Park, or enjoy a leisurely stroll along the High Line. Just beyond, there's Heatherwick Studio's "Little Island."

Design with a flavor of Beaux-Arts

The space, originally designed by French interior designer Jacques Garcia, underwent a metamorphosis under the tutelage of New York practice Stonehill Taylor. The team carefully preserved the heritage Beaux-Arts building's architectural elements while introducing a blend of art deco and old-school Manhattan glamour. The structure's original limestone façade remains, with interiors adorned with a harmonious mixture reminiscent of its previous lives as an office and the area's proximity to Tin Pan Alley.

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Rooms tailored to your needs

With a diverse range of 167 rooms—ranging from intimate spaces to expansive suites—The Ned NoMad caters to various travel preferences. The Studio offers a perfect blend of space and coziness, featuring bespoke artwork, a mahogany desk, and picturesque views of the city. All rooms are equipped with a selection of full-sized Cowshed products to enhance your indulgent bathing experience.

Upgrading to the Johnston Terrace Suite, a duplex suite spanning 1,100 sq ft, spoils you with its private outdoor terrace, walk-in closet and dressing room, living and dining areas, and an oversized bathroom with a TOTO Japanese toilet.

Escape the hustle and bustle

Although The Ned NoMad does not have a standalone spa, it offers plentiful relaxation options. Guests can unwind in the private gym, lounge on the rooftop terrace, or enjoy the colorful sunset palette-inspired Ned's Club Upstairs, complete with a rooftop lounge and an adjacent bar. The building's original outdoor Cupola serves as a striking centerpiece and a bookable private dining room for special events.

Dine and unwind

Casual dining and relaxed ambiance are at the heart of The Ned NoMad, offering various options for both meals and nighttime enjoyment. Members can retreat to the Ned's Club Downstairs or the Atrium, while the Library shifts from a peaceful workspace by day to a vibrant bar setting at night. Murals, warm colors, marbled velvets, and rich oak furniture pieces create a welcoming, home-away-from-home atmosphere.

Guests not bound by membership have access to Cecconi's, the Italian-style restaurant boasting a comfortable, sophisticated vibe. Meanwhile, chef Kristen Kish has plans for a new culinary initiative set to debut later in 2025.

Conclusion

The Ned NoMad promises an unparalleled experience, blending classic New York glamour with contemporary sophistication. Its carefully curated interiors provide an elegant backdrop for both work and play, catering to every need. Within its prime location, this versatile hotel offers the perfect base for exploration, providing luxury and comfort amid the city that never sleeps. As the designers aptly put it, "It's a layered experience that speaks to the building's past lives and the city's cultural history."

The Ned NoMad can be found at 1170 Broadway, New York, NY 10001, USA.**

1.Unwind from your urban exploration at The Ned Nomad and indulge in their diverse offerings, ranging from home-and-garden experiences like Cecconi's Italian eatery to travel adventures such as visiting Heatherwick Studio's "Little Island" or the iconic Empire State Building.

After a day filled with work, play, and sightseeing, step into the tranquility of your lifestyle sanctuary at The Ned Nomad. Whether lounging on the rooftop terrace, relaxing in the private gym, or treating yourself to an indulgent bath in your room equipped with Cowshed products, you'll find perfect havens to escape the hustle and bustle of NYC.