
The Fifth Avenue Hotel turns a 1907 McKim, Mead & White mansion and modern tower into a fantastical NoMad hideaway of Martin Brudnizki interiors, butler service and destination dining.
The Fifth Avenue Hotel sits at Fifth Avenue and 28th Street in NoMad, where a restored 1907 McKim, Mead & White mansion is paired with a contemporary 24-story glass tower.
Martin Brudnizki designed the interiors as a highly layered modern Gilded Age fantasy, using jewel tones, Murano glass, patterned marble, hand-crafted details and a constantly changing art collection.
The hotel has 149 rooms and suites, from compact but richly finished tower rooms to the 21-suite Mansion and extraordinary signature accommodations with terraces, living rooms and elaborate marble baths.
Butler service, a local house car and a guest lounge add substance to the luxury positioning, while Café Carmellini and The Portrait Bar make the hotel one of NoMad’s most compelling food-and-drink destinations.
The Fifth Avenue Hotel is best for travelers who want New York maximalism executed with exceptional craft, especially design lovers who prefer color, personality and service to minimalism.
