The NoMad neighborhood was THE place to stay at the turn of the 20th Century. Legendary hotels such as the Fifth Avenue Hotel, Hoffman House, Victoria Hotel, and Holland House welcomed presidents, foreign dignitaries, the rich, and the famous. As… | Read full post.

When Forbes unveils its annual list of The World’s 50 Best Bars, both New York and London typically appear multiple times on the list. But last month, at a special announcement ceremony held in London, the spotlight fell on the… | Read full post.

Over the past several years, the NoMad neighborhood has seen a tremendous surge of revitalization. From dozens of new high-rise buildings to an influx of creative and technology companies to world-class eateries.  Lately, the influx has expanded beyond the realm… | Read full post.

With the official start of the holiday season just days away, it’s an opportune time for many businesses to evaluate how to make the most of the season. For retailers and B2C companies, this season is often the most profitable… | Read full post.

inside the oscar wilde bar in nyc

Aesthete playwright Oscar Wilde, the Victorian era’s renegade son was among the social elite of the Gilded Age who frequented New York’s NoMad neighborhood in the late 1800s. Today, his legacy lives on in the Oscar Wilde bar and restaurant… | Read full post.

Since Korean fine dining establishment Atomix made its debut in NoMad last summer, it has rapidly grown in both popularity and acclaim, even landing on Eater’s list of Top Ten Hottest Restaurants in Manhattan last month. Its most recent nod… | Read full post.

Like so many hotels nowadays, the James New York ‑ NoMad offers complimentary wi-fi to hotel guests. But unlike most hotels, the James will actually give you 10 percent off your bill for not using the wi-fi. Or for that… | Read full post.

We have introduced a new map on the NoMad website. Take a look. It’s easy to use, completely up-to-date, and has a fresh clean design with some great new features. The places of interest in NoMad have multiplied geometrically in… | Read full post.

During its initial glory days as a destination for New York’s “blue bloods” and the world’s elite, not everything about the NoMad neighborhood was glitz and glamour during the Gilded Age. New York’s wealthy were not immune to vice (in… | Read full post.

According to BisNow.com, Facebook is preparing to sign a new lease at 63 Madison Avenue, located in NoMad. The proposed lease would cover 870,000 square feet of space, which is all available office space in the building. With this new… | Read full post.