The Ned Nomad
Stays · Manhattan, New York, United States
Entry № 688_NEW · Verified Apr 2026
★ 4.6 (2,035)
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The Ned group's New York outpost occupies a Beaux-Arts NoMad building, its bar, Italian restaurant, and members' club giving the Midtown address the social infrastructure of the London original in a neighbourhood that hosts the city's most concentrated cluster of design-forward hotels.
Nestled in the bustling heart of Midtown Manhattan, The Ned Nomad redefines urban luxury with its unique blend of sophisticated design and inviting atmosphere. With a stellar rating of 4.6 from over 2,000 reviews, guests are consistently drawn to its prime location at 1170 Broadway, which provides easy access to the city's most iconic attractions. Whether you're exploring Central Park or indulging in retail therapy along Fifth Avenue, The Ned Nomad serves as the perfect base for your New York adventure. The hotel boasts not only comfortable accommodations but also a vibrant nightlife scene. Guests have raved about the stunning bar, where beautifully presented cocktails and shareable fountains create an unforgettable experience. Many patrons have highlighted the attentive service, especially during group gatherings, making it a fantastic spot for socializing or romantic evenings. However, some reviews indicate that room layouts may not be ideal for larger parties, with limited relaxing areas between activities. While the hotel has received some mixed feedback regarding staff performance and room maintenance, the overall ambiance and location continue to attract visitors seeking a taste of New York City's energy. If you’re looking for an elevated experience in a stylish setting, The Ned Nomad offers a dynamic blend of comfort, style, and proximity to the city’s pulse, ensuring that your stay is both memorable and convenient.
Why The Ned Nomad stands out
The Ned Nomad is a stays in New York, rated ★ 4.6 across 2,035 reviews. The Ned group's New York outpost occupies a Beaux-Arts NoMad building, its bar, Italian restaurant, and members' club giving the Midtown address the social infrastructure of the London original in a neighbourhood that hosts the city's most concentrated cluster of design-forward hotels.
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New York
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Stays
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Manhattan
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the-ned
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★ 4.6 (2,035)
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art deco
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art deco
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“Update: After sharing my previous experience, I was truly impressed by how promptly and professionally management responded. They reached out with a sincere apology, took my feedback seriously, and reassured me that they would address the s…”
— Gabriela Pro, 3 weeks ago
Editors’ notes
“We stayed here the weekend after Christmas and we enjoyed the hotel. We were able to check in a bit early with the Amex benefit and they upgraded our room to a studio suite. I loved being able to text the hotel for any needs such as a microwave or firmer pillows. I would say overall it was a pleasant experience and I r…”
— Sheel Shah
“Truly exquisite stay in an imppecibly renovated 1920s building. Lobby staff was friendly, knowledgeable and attentive. PROS: - Excellent club access for guests with coffee/pastries/etc. -VIEWS for days of the surrounding city. - Rooms not noisy surprisingly, but if city lights bother you, you might want to bring a slee…”
— Daniel Ortiz
“Bear with me as this is going to be a lengthy response. I have a LOT to say. The hotel is beautiful. The suite I stayed in was gorgeous. The bed was comfortable (I had one of my best sleeps in my life during my stay). The shower - and all of the various body washes - were a delight. The meals were excellent. All in al…”
— Danielle Linares | Luxury Travel Advisor
“Came here a few times for dinning and/or drinks, & each space was absolutely recommendation great in their individual ways. From the food, to the aesthetic atmosphere, to the staff. I have dined and had drinks at Cecconi’s(Shoutout Kendrick and all the restaurant staff especially the hostess Fateya, Chanel and Faira), …”
— Meg F.