Hotel AKA NoMad
A design-led AKA property in the NoMad district.
131 Madison Avenue, NoMad, New York, NYOpens a live Booking.com search for this hotel · we may earn a commission
What Hotel AKA NoMad actually is
This AKA property sits in NoMad and takes a more hotel-like form than the group's serviced residences — contemporary design, a proper lobby and shorter stays accommodated, while retaining the brand's residential sensibility and generous room sizes.
The neighbourhood is one of Manhattan's strongest for eating, with Madison Square Park a short walk away, the Flatiron Building nearby, and Koreatown and the Empire State Building within about ten minutes on foot.
What stands out
- 01 AKA's residential sensibility in a hotel format
- 02 Generous room sizes for the district
- 03 Short walk to Madison Square Park and the Flatiron Building
- 04 In the NoMad restaurant district
Rooms and suites
Deluxe King
Sleeps 2Generous proportions, contemporary finish
Premier Room
Sleeps 2Larger with seating area
Suite
Sleeps 3Separate living space
Room names and availability vary by season — the live inventory is on the booking page.
Facilities and amenities
- Fitness centre
- 24-hour concierge
- In-room dining
- Bar
- Business services
- Meeting space
- Pet friendly
- Guest laundry
- Luggage storage
- Complimentary Wi-Fi
Where it sits
North of Madison Square Park, a district of turn-of-the-century loft buildings that spent the last fifteen years turning into restaurants and hotels. Central without being touristy.
Nearest transit
- ▸28 St (R, W, 6)
- ▸23 St (N, R, W, 6)
- ▸34 St–Herald Sq (B, D, F, M, N, Q, R, W)
What's nearby
- ▸Madison Square Park
- ▸Empire State Building
- ▸Flatiron Building
- ▸Museum of Sex
- ▸Koreatown on West 32nd St
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Questions people ask about Hotel AKA NoMad
How does this differ from AKA's residences?
It operates more conventionally as a hotel, accommodating shorter stays, while keeping the group's residential design approach and room sizes.
What is NoMad like?
One of Manhattan's best restaurant neighbourhoods, between Madison Square Park and Koreatown.