The Ned NoMad is a fantastic, 167-room boutique hotel with vintage art deco bona fides at the corner of 28th and Broadway, in one of New York’s coolest neighborhoods. It might seem strange that I need to say this, but: Anyone can stay here. The reason that needs saying is because The Ned is also a private members-only club, which includes a fabulous rooftop lounge and a sexy, ground-floor live-music bar. But while those areas, and others, are strictly off limits to non-club-members, this hotel is also home to the see-and-be-seen Italian spot Cecconi’s and the oh-so-glam Little Ned bar, both of which are open to all. And since it’s unlikely that most guests plan to check in and never leave the property, that’s generally not an issue. Here’s a quick look around the hotel.
The music club at Deluxe room at The Ned NoMad, New York (Photo by Brad A. Johnson)
Deluxe room at The Ned NoMad, New York (Photo by Brad A. Johnson)
Welcome amenity at The Ned Nomad, New York (Photo by Brad A. Johnson)
More about The Ned NoMad and other Manhattan hotels in the fall issue of OLTRE, hitting mailboxes in the coming weeks.
Rates from about $700. 28th and Broadway, New York, New York; thened.com/nomad
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