The Fifth Avenue Hotel in NoMad joins a 1907 Renaissance-style building by the architects of the original Penn Station with a modern glass tower. Martin Brudnizki's interiors are colourful and ornate, with Gilded Age references throughout. MICHELIN calls the mood modern and lively, and the in-house restaurant is led by the James Beard Award-winning chef Andrew Carmellini. It suits travellers who want a characterful, design-led base between Midtown and downtown.
Editorial assessmentThe Fifth Avenue Hotel is Sikovia's design-led NoMad choice: more flamboyant than The Carlyle or Mandarin Oriental and more central between Midtown and downtown than the Upper East Side hotels. Choose it for personality and location.
Design lovers. Interiors by Martin Brudnizki are colourful and ornate.
A central base between Midtown and downtown. The hotel is in NoMad at West 28th Street.
Butler service in a suite. Butler service is included with suites.
1907 building. A Renaissance-style building by the original Penn Station architects forms the historic core.
Gilded Age glamour. Rooms mix period-inspired detail with modern comforts.
Clé de Peau Beauté Beauty Suite — an advance-reservation beauty suite offering tailored facial treatments.
Mansion Suite. 575 sq ft in the tower with a king bedroom, queen sofa bed and butler service; a practical suite for up to four.
Café Carmellini — Italian and French cooking with a classic New York sensibility.
The Portrait Bar — intimate art-filled cocktail bar.
Rollaway beds are not available; suites include queen sofa beds instead.
John F. Kennedy International Airport
Private car to NoMad
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