The Ned Nomad – A Favorite for Families in New York

The Ned Nomad offers rooms ranging from 300 to 750 square feet. Crash Pads (300 sq ft) include a king-size bed and atrium views. Medium rooms (370 sq ft) feature Beaux-Arts details, city views, and a walk-in rainforest shower with Cowshed toiletries. Large rooms (425 sq ft) have open-plan living spaces and bespoke artwork. Studios (400 sq ft) include a seating area and clawfoot bathtub. Suites (750 sq ft) provide a separate living room, bay windows, and six-fixture bathrooms. All rooms include a minibar, tea and coffee maker, and air conditioning.

Side Hustle serves modern Jerusalem-inspired cuisine with North African and Levantine influences. The buzzy bar offers appetizers, wine by the glass, and cocktails like the Pink Lady. A bi-level cocktail bar includes an airy upstairs for light drinks and a basement with whiskies and live music. The NoMad Restaurant features a library of 25,000 books from David Rockefeller's collection.

The health spa focuses on cellular stimulation treatments, combining traditional techniques with technology. Treatments include facial cupping, micro-needling, and chemical peels by Ricari and de Mamiel. The lush pool area, inspired by Morocco's Majorelle Gardens, serves frozen drinks and poolside snacks. Guests receive complimentary entry to the Bow Street Museum.

The Ned Nomad is 0.5 km from Herald Square and Macy's, 1 km from the Empire State Building and New York Public Library, and 1.5 km from Bryant Park. Grand Central is 1.5 km away, and LaGuardia Airport is 15 km from the hotel.

The Magistrates' Court offers private dining rooms and a separate bar with a street entrance. Event spaces include The Parlous, The Cellar, and The NoMad Pool. The Magic Room, an art deco-inspired cabaret space, is available for daytime use. Tailored access includes welcome amenities, signed programs, and champagne on arrival.