Ace Hotel New York
Hotel · Midtown West
20 W 29th St, New York, NY 10001
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Highlights
Ace Hotel NYC mixes vintage-chic rooms with a buzzing lobby vibe, Stumptown coffee, and prime NoMad digs just steps from the Empire State Building.
Ace Hotel NYC mixes vintage-chic rooms with a buzzing lobby vibe, Stumptown coffee, and prime NoMad digs just steps from the Empire State Building.
"Flagship location of Milk Bar, known for a wide variety of cookies, cakes, and pies. It features a large inventory including prepacked items and seasonal menu shifts." - Ashok Selvam
"The original New York City location of the Ace Hotel, which played a significant role in the hotel's expansion in the city." - Melissa McCart
"Viennese restaurant Koloman has opened a wine bar called Libera, in the basement of Ace Hotel in Nomad in what had been Liberty Hall." - Emma Orlow
"Located in a turn-of-the-century building in Manhattan’s NoMad neighborhood, the Ace Hotel New York has become a hub for stylish visitors and freelancing New Yorkers; locals often set up shop in the hip lobby to work and sip Stumptown coffee. The aesthetic is laid-back yet creative, with fun local art, free Wi-Fi, and quirky touches such as tabletops made from discarded Hubble telescope lenses. The Ace is unpretentious and inviting, with a social and interactive lobby and the acclaimed contemporary French restaurant, Koloman. Rooms range from small bunk rooms to spacious loft suites—offering a match for a variety of price points." - Jennifer Flowers
"Neighborhood: NoMadPrice: From $210 per night It wasn’t so long ago that New Yorkers were skeptical of the marketing for the new neighborhood of NoMad (which stands for North of Madison Square Park), but once again, Ace was there to lead the way. Since the hotel opened over a decade ago, not only has the neighborhood become one of the most in-demand places to stay, but the Ace itself has emerged as a popular melting pot for travelers and locals. We love the local DJs spinning music in the lobby on weekends, and the original art and vintage furniture in the tastefully curated rooms." - Juliet Izon
