I live in Asia at the moment, and when I say Asian standard, it's a compliment.

The NoMad is a normal hotel in most other ways - but there were several examples of really out-of-their-way service - including moving us when the room wasn't ideal. Luke was one of our heroes during our stay.

Other good bits ... Cool hotel with a quirky history, great location, good food.

Some thoughts ... In-room dining menu could be made a bit wider, and during our stay there were some noise issues (however management dealt with these really, well).

Room 414, or any of the 14s, is a good sized room for three people (two adults, one child).

Thanks

We've already booked another night and we live 12 miles away which probably says it all. The NoMad is perfect if you grew up wanting to run off to Paris to write, read Rimbaud at a sidewalk cafe while sipping Pernod, and your idea of a perfect day was wandering the Left Bank searching for old photographs and antique post cards. It will conjure all that and more the second you step in the door. Yes, the doormen all look amazing because they're wearing suits by Bespoken. Yes, you should have thought about making a reservation for dinner when you booked your room, because it is Daniel Humm who conceived the casually perfect menu and the tables fill up early. But there's 24 hour rooms service to console if you just didn't know. Yes, it's dark. And dramatic. Just going to the public restrooms is going to feel like an adventure. Your bed is going to be heaven, the bath products divine (did you know that Argan oil comes from a tree so scarce it is protected by UNESCO?), and you'll probably start writing the Great American Novel from the little desk in your room (but on the iPad they'll lend you from the front desk, of course). Views outside as the sun sets remind you of Georgia O'Keeffe's NYC views as she was just warming up to what she would become. In short - this is a destination hotel - and is going to evoke all manner of things artful. The staff is suitably sublime.
My five stars are based on the hotel delivering exactly what it sets out to do. Is this the place to bring the kids? No. House your relatives from Schenectady? Not really. It will not be everyone's cup of tea, or latte which is just fine, or it would be come impossible to get a reservation. Which is just fine with me.

Visited for 10th anniversary stay in Manhattan. Conveniently situated between Macy's, the Flatiron building and the Empire State Building. The room was spacious and well laid out. Service was friendly and efficient and the hotel has a great bar area and other public rooms. Bell boys were prepared to move heaven and earth to get you a cap at the busiest times. recommended

At first we were not sure of the location as we have always stayed elsewhere. But the Nomad has found just the right spot. There is everying you need close by but you fell like you are in an oasis once you walk throught the door. The staff are brilliant, the rooms amazing the bar so cool, the library an haven of peace and tranquility.
The rates are really good too.
For the hotest, hipest new hotel in town try the Nomad. Its a wnner