"Absolutely stunning hotel and wonderful staff. The Side Hustle bar was super and cocktails amazing. Theres a beautiful central greenhouse to have breakfast and the room was exceptional. I cannot wait until the next stay at this great hotel in the heart of Covent Garden. Thank you to all of the lovely team for making us feel so welcome and special - it really meant a lot."

"My daughter and I were excited to spend a few nights at the Nomad and it did not disappoint. The hotel is beautiful and felt very British to us with lots of dark wood and a library bar. We had a large, lovely room and a spectacular bathroom with beautiful tile, a large shower and a heated floor. Breakfast was a special treat. The restaurant was elegant and open with a high glass ceiling. We enjoyed the menu selections and the food was delicious. The location is fabulous - right in Covent Garden, which was so much fun to explore. The famous ballerina statue and phone booths are next door and the Covent Garden market is less than a block away. The staff was great. We were treated like special guests at all times - I am certain everyone who stays here feels the same. It was a wonderful visit."

"I treated myself to a long weekend at the NoMad London and can honestly say it exceeded my already high expectations. The location is difficult to beat. You're literally steps from Covent Garden and directly across from the Royal Opera House, yet once you step through the doors, the city seems to disappear. The hotel feels quiet, refined and peaceful. It's elegant without ever becoming pretentious or stuffy, which is a balance many luxury properties attempt but few actually achieve. My room was beautifully appointed, with excellent linens, plenty of space, and a genuinely comfortable bed. Housekeeping and turndown service were superb throughout my stay and never missed a detail. Every interaction felt thoughtful and professional. The staff were consistently warm and welcoming, and a special thank you to Anna in The Library, who helped make my stay particularly memorable. The only thing preventing this from being a near-perfect review is the breakfast service, which felt surprisingly inconsistent. Regardless of the day or time, the team often seemed caught off guard by the arrival of guests. Service ranged from frenetic, with managers visibly jumping in to help, to extremely relaxed, with some servers moving at a pace that suggested time was more of a suggestion than a reality. I appreciate the idea of encouraging guests to linger over breakfast, but not everyone is looking for a 40-plus-minute commitment before starting their day. There was some confusion around menu ingredients as well. Not all ingredients are listed, and when I asked questions about dishes, the answers were sometimes incomplete. If you have dietary restrictions or preferences, particularly around dairy or mayonnaise, it's worth asking very specific follow-up questions. To be clear, none of this felt like a lack of effort or care. Quite the opposite. Every member of the team seemed genuinely committed to providing excellent service. The challenge appeared to be that different people had very different ideas about what excellent service looked like, and at what pace it should be delivered. One practical note for solo travellers considering Side Hustle: arrive early if you want a seat at the bar, or be prepared that you may be seated at what is effectively a counter, with some seats facing the wall. The setup is a bit unusual, somewhere between a bar, diner and restaurant. If you're dining as a group of two or more, this is unlikely to be an issue. If you're alone, even with a reservation, your experience may vary. That said, the hotel was more than happy to serve Side Hustle menu items in Twenty8, which allowed me to enjoy the food at a proper table. Overall, NoMad London delivers something increasingly rare: a luxury hotel that feels genuinely welcoming. It is polished without being intimidating, luxurious without being flashy, and offers a sense of calm that is remarkable given its location in the heart of one of London's busiest neighbourhoods. I would return without hesitation."

"Our stay was fabulous. I can't recommend the NoMad enough and hope to return! We are extremely appreciative that the NoMad recognized our Lifetime Diamond Status and upgraded us. It made our stay extremely special. Harsha was very kind at our check in. She went above and beyond to let us know about the upgrade, gave us a drink voucher (for our Bday celebrations), and made sure we were able to check in a little early – she was a treasure. Other experiences we greatly noticed and appreciated: 1. The décor all over the hotel and rooms is gorgeous and luxurious. 2. The little details in the room, i.e.: the Dyson, the slippers, cookie treat upon arrival, waters, dust cloths for our glasses, pen/notepad, robes, etc. 3. Lovely breakfast 4. The library for a quiet cocktail 5. The staff is exceptional – from the doormen to the front desk to housekeeping. 6. The location was perfect and walkable . 7. Our room was cleaned better than many hotels we stay at. 8. The bed was very comfortable and the room was quiet."

"My family and I were so excited for our Sunday brunch reservation at Twenty8, but the experience turned into a nightmare before we even stepped inside. ​At the entrance, a gentleman in a black suit blocked our path. He looked us up and down with utter contempt, giving us a deeply belittling look that made us feel incredibly small. He coldly demanded to know our "reason for entering the hotel." Meanwhile, right next to us, multiple other groups walked straight through the doors, completely unquestioned and warmly welcomed. ​We were immaculately dressed for the occasion, yet we were singled out and made to feel like common trespassers. To be publicly interrogated and looked down upon in front of my wife and children was absolutely devastating, I am sure we were racially profiled . ​We left immediately, feeling degraded and deeply hurt. What was supposed to be a beautiful family afternoon was completely ruined by shocking snobbery. If you don't want to be judged and humiliated based on a staff member's whim, avoid this place."