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High quality yet relatively inexpensive hotels are a rarity in Manhattan, but this one certainly fits the bill. In the trendy NoMad neighbourhood near the Empire State Building, Korea Town, Macy’s and Madison Square Garden, it packs a lot into its compact guest rooms and public areas. The small lobby has comfortable seating and a 24-hour bodega, there’s a relaxing bar and cosy lounge area on the second floor, plus a rooftop terrace with stunning views of the skyline. Colourful, contemporary artworks sit well with the bright, minimalist decor. The 248 guest rooms are small and plain, but all you need. Its Lamalo Restaurant, serving fab Middle Eastern food, has an extraordinary buzz in the evenings, no doubt due to its generally youthful clientele.
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248 rooms in this hotelBar
Unwind at one of Arlo NoMad’s two bars – one Sixties-style cocktail lounge and a glittering rooftop numberRestaurant
The menu at Lamalo draws from the diverse and flavorful cuisine of the Middle East, specifically IsraelRoof terrace
31st-floor rooftop bar, The Heights has enviable views of the Empire State BuildingGym
Guests get complimentary passes to New York Sports Club (five blocks north)Views
Incredible views of the Empire State BuildingFamily Suites
Twelve bedrooms have bunk bedsChild friendly
All ages are welcomeMeeting Room
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What the bedrooms of this micro-hotel lack in size, the communal spaces make up for in style. Centrally located in a newly fashionable neighbourhood, the Arlo NoMad is ideal for travellers keen to get up, out, and take on Manhattan.
Originally published by The Telegraph
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