1/5

The Ned NoMad

New York City • NoMad • SPLURGE

avg. $533 / night

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PB hotel design editorial

At the convergence of Broadway and Sixth Avenue, the Johnston Building has commanded this particular slice of NoMad since 1902, its limestone Beaux-Arts facade rising twelve stories to a cupola-crowned corner that still stops pedestrians mid-stride. Schickel & Ditmars designed it with the confidence of an era that believed ornament was a civic obligation, and the building has outlasted a dozen incarnations — most recently as the NoMad Hotel — before The Ned NoMad arrived in 2022, transforming it into a 167-room hotel and members' club with Soho House Design leading the interiors in collaboration with Stonehill Taylor. What Soho House Design understood, correctly, is that the building's bones demanded an interior atmosphere rather than a decorating scheme. The guestrooms layer worn Persian rugs over original wide-plank timber floors, pair clawfoot tubs with damask folding screens, and furnish corners with leather club chairs that carry the feeling of a well-loved private library. The bar drops deep into dark mahogany paneling, mosaic tile floors, and amber lamp shades that dissolve the hour entirely — a room that performs 1920s New York with genuine conviction rather than nostalgic pastiche. A separate lounge wraps a baby grand in terra-cotta paneling and fringed lampshades, the marbled ceiling cornice above suggesting the whole thing was always here, waiting to be uncovered.

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About

The Ned NoMad is a turn-of-the-century Beaux-Arts building that has been masterfully restored to its original grandeur. The property includes Ned’s Club - which offers access to a rooftop bar and terrace restaurant, as well as 167 bedrooms, a Cecconi’s restaurant, and a Little Ned bar. Each guest room is appointed with hand-selected, richly-textured, custom-designed furnishings and artwork. A spacious on-site fitness center, 24-hour room service, and complimentary high-speed wireless internet are also available. Located on the corner of Broadway and 28th Street, in the heart of the NoMad neighborhood, the hotel is steps from the Empire State Building, Herald Square, the Flatiron Building, and Fifth Avenue shopping.

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Bar/Lounge

Free Wifi

Rooftop Bar

Free Internet

Pets Allowed

Dry cleaning

The Ned NoMad Reviews

52 reviews

"The location of the Ned is in the prime area of nomad. Walking distance, uptown and downtown. The room was small. We didn’t have a view. Hotel lobby was small, but classic. The hotel was old, but charming. There weren’t any other amenities in the hotel. That we saw. It is a great hotel just not a five star and definitely not worth the price."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Oct 25, 2025

"My family and I had a wonderful experience staying at the hotel! From the very first moment we stepped inside the service was exceptional and every single team memnber from the hotel was smiling. They complimmneted us with a room upgreade and hand written note from the hotel staff."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Oct 21, 2025

"I understand that a certain amount of noise pollution is inevitable in this part of the city. However, even as a very heavy sleeper, I was woken up every night multiple times by street noise. That’s likely something to do with the rattly single glazed sash windows and the gossamer-thin curtains. Based on my sleep tracking data, it’s just not feasible to use this hotel as a base for a business trip. Given the per night cost, I was also disappointed to discover that the TV didn’t work (which meant I had no idea how much things in the minibar cost, because all that info is accessible through the TV), and that the shower was temperamental (with a temperature range of “scalding” to “merely extremely hot”). All in all: the wrong choice for my trip. My mistake was to tolerate it rather than just leave!"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Oct 15, 2025

"Jasmin did a great job getting us checked into a room that we preferred given our slightly early arrival. And she was 100% correct about windows being double-paned. Very little noise at night despite the busy area. Beautiful hotel, and very easy to get quick but excellent service for breakfast in the dining room. Very clean and pretty rooms."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Oct 12, 2025

"Our experience at The Ned in NYC was fantastic. The food was of very good quality, and the service was excellent throughout our visit. The staff made our group feel genuinely welcome, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. The wine and cocktails were expertly crafted and complemented the meal perfectly. The location is superb, with the roof terrace being a huge highlight—offering stunning views and a great place to relax and socialize. The little Ned bar is very cool, adding a trendy vibe to the venue, while Cecconi’s restaurant provides a quiet and lovely atmosphere for a more intimate dining experience. Overall, it was a memorable dining experience that we would happily recommend."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Aug 11, 2025

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