The Luxury 50 List 2014

by | Apr 15, 2014 | The Luxury 50 List

Luxury 50
Best New Hotels of the World
NOMAD NEW YORK
Nomad Hotel
NEW YORK

Relive the grandeur of the roaring 20’s in America with the Nomad Hotel located in the center of Manhattan. Designed by French designer Jacques Garcia, the beaux-arts style building has been restored to its original extravagance. The hotel is intended to be a fresh take on the classic European hotels with a dash of New York sensibility. Luxury is incorporated in through every inch of hotel beginning with the hand-selected furnishing included in each room extending to the soaring ceilings throughout public spaces. The hotel’s dining service celebrates the great wine growing regions of the world as well as providing innovative classically centered culinary options, which is overseen by restaurateur Will Guidara. Being centered in Manhattan makes the Nomad a year-round destination. Staying true to its promise of luxury, any amenity that is missing can be attained through the Nomad’s comprehensive concierge team. Although the Nomad does not have an in-house spa, the concierge team can arrange any preferred spa treatments. Indulge and experience the epicenter of culture in America, the proper way.

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