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Roam our NoMad neighborhood and find plentiful restaurants, shops and parks around our hotel. At night, the scene is trendy yet approachable, with multiple bars and music venues to enjoy. Bring your dog to Madison Square Park and view the artwork on display, stroll over to Baruch College for a campus visit, visit the Museum of Sex or follow the scent of croissants to Bourke Street Bakery.

Area Attractions

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Find crowd-pleasing grub, welcoming service and great cocktails at this popular breakfast, lunch, brunch and dinner spot. Don’t miss the twice daily Martini Hour(s) for terrific drink specials.

The Smith

Multiply your mathematics curiosity at this one-of-a-kind museum packed with interactive exhibits to increase your understanding of math’s dynamic role in our lives.

National Museum of Mathematics

Explore the expansive assemblage of historic clothing and accessories in this only-in-New-York collection of fashion.

Fashion Institute of Technology Museum

Indulge in top-rated gooey chocolate chip cookies and freshly roasted coffee at this sleek, sophisticated NoMad venue.

Seven Grams Caffé

Stroll this compact zoo in the southeast corner of Central Park on a break from the city hustle and visit a variety of animals in clean, cozy natural habitats.

Central Park Zoo

Admire this art deco icon by taking a tour and zooming up to the 86th and 102nd floors. Catch stunning views and learn the incredible top-to-bottom history of one of the world’s most famous buildings.

Empire State Building

Swing by for a unique sweet treat like a compost cookie or a red velvet cake truffle from this iconic contemporary bake shop.

Milk Bar

Climb aboard the Intrepid Aircraft Carrier to see many wonders of military and commercial aviation, right on the Hudson River.

Intrepid Museum

Get a dose of history and pop culture at this collection of uncannily life-like wax sculptures of celebrities and luminaries.

Madame Tussauds

Discover this imaginative exploration of human sexuality, from an artistic, social and pop culture perspective, including the four-story carnival Super Funland.

Museum of Sex

Dig into Texas-style barbecue served up cafeteria style, with craft cocktails, bourbon and live music on the side.

Hill Country Barbecue

Visit Ground Zero for a thought-provoking remembrance of the 2001 tragedy through a collection of artifacts, like the NYC Fire Department Ladder C Truck, and architectural pieces, like the twin pools.

9/11 Memorial Museum and Pools

Surround yourself with legendary works from the 1880s until now, including emblematic art by Matisse, Van Gogh, Warhol and many more favorites.

Museum of Modern Art

Offering pastries from sausage rolls to sourdough, this Sydney-based bakery is a great place to grab a croissant and a flat white to nourish your NYC explorations.

Bourke Street Bakery

This Manhattan neighborhood features over 200 art galleries, the famed High Line—an elevated park built on former railroad tracks—and Chelsea Market which offers upscale dining options and shops. There’s no shortage of places to explore in Chelsea.

Chelsea Neighborhood

Eataly brings the taste of Italy to New York in the form of a sprawling Italian market. This charming food emporium offers high-quality Italian products, cooking classes and dining options all in one place.

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Eataly NYC Flatiron

Located behind New York Public Library's main branch, Bryant Park offers a lush green respite from the bustle of the city to sit back and relax, featuring 4 acres of gardens, a cafe and local food kiosks.

Bryant Park

Lauded as one of New York's must-see tourist destinations, Times Square boasts a brightly lit plaza featuring dynamic advertisements, bustling crowds and access to endless entertainment options.

Times Square

Take a beat with your dog in Madison Square Park. The historic urban green space is just a quick walk from our hotel. View public artworks and monuments, relax at the tables and chairs by the reflecting pool, then grab a bite at the original Shake Shack.

Madison Square Park

Also known as K-town, this cultural hub is a short walk from our hotel. This busy neighborhood offers everything from barbecue to karaoke to trendy Korean beauty products. The Korean Cultural Center highlights the peninsula's heritage.

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