The Suite
The Ritz-Carlton New York, NoMad has swiftly established itself as one of New York City’s hottest key cards. Rising towards the clouds in a 500-ft, Rafael-Viñoly-designed skyscraper, 250 rooms and suites all have impeccable views; some gaze upon the Empire State Building, others look right down on the Statue of Liberty. The Ritz-Carlton Suite on the 37th floor delivers downtown vistas from every room, including from the terrazzo marble surrounds of the deep soaking tub in the sleek en suite. Bespoke modern artworks hang on the walls of the sumptuously stylish living room, while a private wellness room with a Peloton bike, a separate media room and a service entrance all add to the sheer appeal and convenience of this one-bedroom residence. There’s plenty to delight elsewhere in the hotel, with legendary chef José Andrés at the helm of food and beverage, and the dazzling Martin Brudnizki-designed Nubeluz rooftop cocktail bar is one of the city’s most coveted reservations. Meanwhile, The Ritz-Carlton Spa acts as a 6,800-sq-ft subterranean temple of wellness beneath the bustling sidewalk.
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Special amenities
Pet-friendly
The Hotel
In a city as densely populated as Manhattan, it should be difficult to stand out above the rest. That concern doesn’t seem to phase The Ritz-Carlton New York, NoMad. Carrying a legacy name that is synonymous with the finest level of service in the industry can’t hurt either. The Ritz-Carlton New York, NoMod shines as definitive proof that the classics can do contemporary, too. The hotel strikes the perfect balance to keep every guest happy: old-school values and swanky decor housed in a stylish, all-glass skyscraper. Of course, despite the all-modern interior, The Ritz-Carlton’s legacy of first-rate service and the finest amenities still shines brightest.
Amenities
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Bar
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Facilities for disabled guests
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Spa and wellness centre
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3 restaurants
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Pet-friendly
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Gym
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Wellness specialist
