Explore NoMad

Explore North of Madison Square Park

Oh, hi, Empire State Building. Hello, NYC’s best food. A stay at Arlo NoMad puts you in the heart of Manhattan, with easy access to everything New York City is famous for.

The NoMad neighborhood of Midtown New York is an ever-evolving area that is home to the city’s red-hot culinary scene and a range of boutiques from big names to up-and-comers. Step outside the hotel on 31st Street and whichever direction you turn, you’ll find iconic and unique New York experiences. Grab a bite and try some karaoke in Koreatown. Scope out the architectural icons that line the streets around leafy Madison Square Park. Find your local stride in Union Square, and enjoy access to the east and west, uptown and downtown.

The infamous sights of Midtown and Times Square are a short walk, car or subway ride away, and it’s also easy to reach Hudson Yards, Madison Square Garden and the High Line from here in NoMad.

Take your business meeting amid the hustle and bustle. Roam, shop and explore. And when your day is done, we’ll be waiting for you here at your NoMad homebase, the perfect spot to take five and reflect on everything you just discovered.

  • The Flatiron Building is illuminated at dusk, viewed from Madison Square Park with trees framing its ornate triangular facade against a blue evening sky.

    Flatiron Building

    The Flatiron Building is one of New York City’s most recognizable landmarks, famous for its distinctive triangular shape and ornate Beaux-Arts facade. Built in 1902 near 23rd Street, Broadway, and Fifth Avenue, it remains a defining feature of the Flatiron District and a favorite spot for photos and architecture lovers.

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  • Chelsea Market exterior entrance on 9th Avenue, with its illuminated sign above the brick façade and visitors gathered outside.

    Chelsea Market

    Explore Chelsea Market, a beloved NYC destination for food, shopping, and local flavor. Discover what to eat, what to shop, and how to make the most of your visit from Arlo NoMad.

    +1 212-652-2111

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  • A street-level corner view of the historic Macy's flagship store at Herald Square in New York City, featuring its massive red "World's Largest Store" star signage and classic stone architecture under a clear sky.

    Herald Square

    Herald Square is a bustling Midtown Manhattan hub known for its shopping, dining, and iconic energy. It’s home to Macy’s Herald Square, the world’s largest store, spanning an entire city block and anchoring the area’s vibrant mix of major retailers and cafés.

    212.695.4400

    10AM – 9PM

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  • A high-angle aerial view of the New York City skyline at sunset, featuring the Empire State Building prominently in the center with the Hudson River and Hudson Yards in the background under a warm orange glow.

    Empire State Building

    Empire State Building is a 102-story Art Deco icon rising above Midtown Manhattan, and one of the most recognizable landmarks in the world. Designed by Shreve, Lamb & Harmon and completed in 1931, the tower was constructed at remarkable speed during the early years of the Great Depression, quickly becoming a defining feature of New York City’s skyline and ambition.

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  • A vibrant, sunlit view of Madison Square Park featuring lush green trees, a fenced lawn, and a curved walking path, with modern skyscrapers rising in the background.

    Madison Square Park

    Madison Square Park is a thoughtfully designed urban green space that balances neighborhood charm with global appeal. Maintained and programmed by the Madison Square Park Conservancy, it serves as both a local gathering place and a cultural destination, offering a curated mix of art, nature, and community experiences in the heart of the city.

    212.520.7600

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  • Museum of Sex

    The Museum of Sex showcases the history and evolution of human sexuality through immersive exhibitions in collaboration with artists and scholars.

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