THE NED NOMAD, New York

The Ned Nomad, in Lower Manhattan, provides rooms with ironing facilities, heating, air conditioning, and tea and coffee facilities. Rooms also feature a mini-bar, sitting area, in-room sink, and trouser press. Bathrooms include free toiletries and an AM/FM alarm clock. Cosy Rooms, at 340 square feet, have a king-size bed, atrium views, a mahogany writing desk, and club chairs. Crash Pads offer 300 square feet with a king-size bed, writing desk, and atrium views. Medium Rooms, at 370 square feet, include a king-size bed and city views; some have a free-standing clawfoot bathtub. Large Rooms provide 425 square feet, with a king-size bed and seating area. Studios are 400 square feet, featuring a king-size bed, writing desk, separate seating area, and city views. Suites offer 750 square feet, including a large bedroom with a king-size bed and a separate living room with bay windows and city views. Bathrooms have a clawfoot bathtub.

The Ned Nomad has onsite restaurants. The NoMad Restaurant serves as a grand space amid a multi-story Library housing 25,000 books from David Rockefeller's collection. The NoMad Restaurant provides private and semi-private dining in The Parlous, The Cellar and The NoMad Bar. Side Hustle, a casual bar and restaurant decorated with photographic works, serves appetizers and larger plates paired with wines and cocktails. The buzzy bar serves a selection of fun, colourful cocktails such as the Pink Lady. A menu of expertly prepared cocktails, rare spirits, and wines sourced from all over the world, complete the menu. A restaurant serves the food of modern day Jerusalem influenced by the cultures of Southern Spain, North Africa & the Levant. Magistrates' Court, featuring two adjacent private dining rooms, offers a separate bar and a dedicated entrance from the street using the original courtroom entrance.

The hotel offers a health spa focused on cellular stimulation treatments, combining traditional techniques with technology. Katie's skin experiences are informed by facial cupping, natural rejuvenation, facial contouring, intraoral massage, micro-needling and chemical peels. Guests can enjoy treatments, rooted in a laissez-faire, no-wrong-answers approach to beauty that is relatively uncommon in spa and beauty culture. The Magic Room, an intimate event space influenced by art deco 1930s cabaret clubs, can also be accessed during the day by hotel guests. The bi-level cocktail bar and speakeasy includes an upstairs for light cocktails and a basement for whiskies and live music. Guests can indulge in an immersive wellness getaway that includes signature treatments by Ricari and de Mamiel.

The Ned Nomad is located in Lower Manhattan, near the Whitney Museum of American Art, One World Trade Center, and the 9/11 Memorial & Museum. The hotel is steps from the Chrysler Building (2 km), Flatiron Building (0.5 km), Bryant Park (1 km), Top of the Rock (2 km), Manhattan Skyline (0.5 km), New York Public Library (1 km), Central Park (4 km), and Madison Square Garden (1 km). Complimentary entry to the Bow Street Museum, shares the stories contained within walls and in the surrounding neighborhood.

The hotel provides everything needed for a gathering, including menus by the NoMad culinary and beverage teams, planning services, and audio-visual systems. Additional tailored access may include welcome amenities themed to your chosen performance, a signed performance program, champagne on arrival, and pre or post-performance cocktails in the Library. Exclusive access, valuable benefits and variety of rewards from friends at MGM Resorts.