250 designed micro rooms

The hotel near Murray Hill contains 250 thoughtfully designed micro rooms combining custom furniture with efficient storage spaces and a range of playful touches. Guest Rooms average 150 square feet in size with an array of bed types and views. Plus, Arlo NoMad has all the amenities you need to make it your homebase in the city, including complimentary fiber WiFi and a mini-fridge.

Bunk room

The Twin Bunk Room is perfect for when you’re traveling with friends or family, and everyone wants their own bed. It comes with views of the city surrounds and warm walnut furnishings. The design features a glass-enclosed rain shower, individual 32-inch LED TVs at the foot of each bed, and mini-fridges for all of your leftovers.

Queen room

These queen-bedded rooms are well outfitted for the modern traveler. The flexible design includes thoughtful tech like free fiber WiFi and bedside USB charging stations. Under-bed storage, 42-inch LED TVs, a mini fridge, and glass-enclosed rain showers help you make yourself at home when you’re not out exploring.

Queen room - Urban

With a view of Manhattan’s bustling streets, these queen-bedded rooms combine flexible modern design with tech-friendly features like free fiber WiFi, Bluetooth radio, and bedside USB charging stations. A 42-inch LED TV, glass-enclosed rain shower, and mini-fridge ready for leftovers round out the space.

Massoni Italian Restaurant

Chef Dale Talde along with partners David Massoni and John Bush—the successful team behind TALDE, Thistle Hill Tavern, and Atlantic Social—have collaborated once again to create MASSONI, an inventive new restaurant and bar featuring a menu of ‘Italian-ish’ cuisine. MASSONI highlights a variety of market-driven ingredients from the New York State area in its unconventional takes on the Italian canon.

BARlo

Join us at BARlo’s new Spicoli’s Clam Bar and Tiki Hut on the second floor of Arlo NoMad. Taking inspiration from Sean Penn’s character in “Fast Times at Ridgemont High,” the space has been transformed into a oyster-shucking, tiki-cocktail-drinking, lobster-roll eating haven for guests waiting to go up to The Heights. The menu features cocktails named for the beloved characters from the 80’s film, as well as beer, wine, and a selection of coastal bites.

The Heights Rooftop Bar

Once up to the rooftop, visitors will find one of the best views of the Empire State Building (perfect for seeing the new lights display) and great views of both downtown and uptown Manhattan. The Heights features an inventive cocktail list, with NYC-inspired cocktails like The Forest Hills, the Washington Heights and the Far Rockaway. It’s the perfect place to survey the city and take it all in while having a well-crafted drink and check out the infamous glass bottom floor…

Bodega

Bodega is a well-stocked 24-hour pantry with hot cups of drip coffee and a daily selection of pizza and sandwiches from Chef Dale Talde. There’s also a host of eclectic local snacks to discover, curated by Mouth.com, including True Gentlemen Korean BBQ Jerky, Tumbador cookies, and a variety of other sweets from some of the New York City’s best chocolatiers like Nunu, Liddabit, and Cacao Prieto.

Studio

Located on the second floor, the Studio is a multi-use common area that shifts from a co-working space during the day, to an evening hang out space, complete with a vast selection of boardgames and cocktail service from BARlo.