The Ned NoMad
Like its English namesake the Ned NoMad is a study in 1920s glamour, both in its multitude of common spaces and in its rooms and suites, which retain their antique flooring, their eclectic furnishings, and, in the Studios, freestanding claw-foot tubs in addition to walk-in showers. The smallest ones, the Crash Pads, are perhaps best suited as an add-on to a big night out, while the larger ones are suitable for families or extended stays.
Some members’-club hotels extend the benefits of membership to all overnight guests; here hotel guests have access only to Cecconi’s, the Ned’s modern-classic Italian restaurant, and to Little Ned, the cocktail bar — spaces which are also open to the public — and only during daytime hours. For a look at Ned’s Club, with its rooftop terrace, or for entry into the Dining Room, you’ll have to spring for a membership; consider the hotel experience something of a test drive.
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Guest Score & Reviews
Our 20-point scale is based on post-stay ratings from verified MICHELIN Guide guests. This feedback is important, and plays a role in helping us decide whether or not a hotel should remain in our selection.
Loved the club vibe and aesthetic of the hotel. Service was excellent.
We liked everything about this hotel. The rooms, the bar, the restaurant and also the private club. The service was also fantastic.
Loved the bar and upstairs restaurant. The actual Ned restaurant was horrendous - burger was actually slimy. The in room gift (the skin product) and cowshed products were phenomenal!
Location. Could use a bit of a refresh in the lobby furniture.
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