Hotel Seville NoMad - The Unbound Collection by Hyatt
Resort hotel · Midtown East ·
Chic rooms, Italian restaurant, cocktail bar, fitness center
Chic rooms, Italian restaurant, cocktail bar, fitness center
"Vestiges of the building’s original architectural ornamentation remain, and are contrasted in the rooms with Scandinavian modernist furniture, in a way that’s reminiscent of more than a few Copenhagen luxury boutique hotels." - MICHELIN Guide
"The stunning 1904 Beaux-Arts building at 29th and Madison has been a hotel, under one name or another, for well over a century. But it’s hard to imagine it ever looked fresher than it does in its 21st-century incarnation as the James New York NoMad. Interiors are stylish, thanks to the fine work of designer Thomas Juul-Hanson, but not so theatrical as to put off more traditionally minded business travelers." - Mark Fedeli
"A stylish hotel in a 1904 Beaux-Arts building, appealing to both modern and traditional business travelers." - Mark Fedeli
"The stunning 1904 Beaux-Arts building at 29th and Madison has been a hotel, under one name or another, for well over a century. But thanks to the fine work of designer Thomas Juul-Hanson, it’s hard to imagine it ever looked fresher than it does in its 21st-century incarnation as the James New York NoMad." - The MICHELIN Guide UK Editorial Team
"Just over a year old, the James’s second location in the city (the first opened in SoHo in 2010) is a Beaux Arts building from 1904. It’s got a hip, modern vibe, which is a great juxtaposition in such an historic building. Rooms are bright and cheerful (if a bit on the small side—this is New York, after all) and have a residential feel thanks to little touches like built-in wooden nightstands, Art Deco–style minibars, and works from local artists on the walls. It’s also home to Scarpetta, a popular high-end Italian restaurant that moved from its Meatpacking location to the hotel last year. The central location—in a rapidly changing, ever-cooler neighborhood—is a big bonus: NoMad is convenient to most parts of the city."