The Ned NoMad

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Property Overview

The Ned NoMad occupies a turn-of-the-century Beaux-Arts building that has been carefully restored to reflect its original character. Located on the corner of Broadway and Twenty-Eighth Street, the property features one hundred sixty-seven guest rooms and suites, multiple dining venues, and access to a private members' club. Set in the heart of NoMad, the hotel is within walking distance of the Empire State Building, Herald Square, the Flatiron Building, and Fifth Avenue shopping, making it an excellent base for exploring Manhattan.

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The Ned NoMad's art collection draws inspiration from the history of the building and its original ownership, an uncommon story during the era in which the property was developed.
Your stay includes access to Ned's Club spaces, including The Atrium, The Dining Room, Elephant Bar, The Snug, and The Library, subject to availability.
The Johnston Terrace Suite is ideal for travelers seeking outdoor entertaining space, whether for family gatherings or summer evenings overlooking the city.

Accommodations

A nod to 1920s glamour.

The one hundred sixty-seven guest rooms and suites range from intimate accommodations to expansive suite categories, all inspired by the glamour of the 1920s. Rich materials, vintage influences, and thoughtful design details create spaces that feel both elegant and welcoming. As part of your stay, you'll enjoy access to Cecconi's, Little Ned, and select Ned's Club Downstairs spaces, including The Atrium, The Library, Elephant Bar, and The Dining Room, subject to availability.

Gym

A place to energize.

The hotel offers a fully equipped fitness center that is open twenty-four hours a day. Yoga mats can also be provided in your room upon request.

Restaurant + Bar

Italian classics and members' club dining.

Cecconi's serves Italian cuisine inspired by classic Northern Italian traditions, while Little Ned offers a smaller menu of bar favorites in a setting defined by 1920s-inspired booth seating. Guests also have access to Ned's Club Downstairs, where The Atrium serves as a central gathering place for dining and drinks. Additional club spaces include The Dining Room, Elephant Bar, and The Library, with menus featuring everything from lobster rolls and truffle mac and cheese to martinis and classic cocktails. Little Ned combines vintage-inspired interiors with views of the Empire State Building from its mezzanine level. The menu features club favorites ranging from caviar and steak tartare to burgers and salads.
Guests can also enjoy the various bars and lounges throughout Ned's Club, including Elephant Bar, The Library Bar, The Snug, and The Atrium.

Vibe

The atmosphere is relaxed and lively, combining period architecture, live entertainment, classic cocktails, and a members' club sensibility. It feels distinctly New York while maintaining the intimate character of a private club.
Who's it for?

The Ned NoMad appeals to music lovers, city sophisticates, and food lovers who want to be at the center of Manhattan's energy. It's especially well suited to travelers who appreciate thoughtful design, vibrant social spaces, and easy access to New York's cultural and culinary scene.
Location

The Ned NoMad sits on Broadway in the center of the NoMad neighborhood, just blocks from the Empire State Building, Herald Square, Madison Square Park, and the Flatiron Building.