Arlo NoMad

NoMad, 11 East 31st Street, New York, NY, 10016

The hip location gives the new Nomad Arlo brand a different vibe than its sister hotel Arlo SoHo. The concept remains the same: functional micro rooms equipped with an integrated bathroom, a rain shower behind frosted glass and practical storage systems such as bed drawers, fittings for coat racks. The windows are floor to ceiling wow...we hope you don't get dizzy. The Bodega Shop in the lobby serves 24/7 grab-n-go coffee and snacks. At Lamalo it is rather Middle Eastern inspired, also open for breakfast. On the 2nd floor you will feel at home at the large table in the comfortable sofas of the Studio, you can chat with whoever you want, friends or other tourists or simply deal with your e-mails. BARlo offers you refreshing drinks. The top is the bar A.R.T. NoMad (Arlo Roof Top) located on 31st with stunning views of the Empire State Building. Do you dare to stand on the glass floor tiles and watch the yellow taxis under your feet?

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Main amenities

249 smoke-free guestrooms

Free use of bicycles

Restaurants and 3 bars/lounges

Air conditioning

Rooftop terrace

24-hour front desk

Library

Free WiFi

Distance to

Empire State Building: 300 m

Top Of the Rock: 1.8 km

Grand Central Station: 1.1 km

Central Park: 2.4 km

Times Square: 1.4 km

One World Trade Center: 4.6 km

The Edge: 1.8 km

Brooklyn Bridge: 5.6 km

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