The James New York - NoMad

Good clean hotel. Good location, centre of city to get to various locations with ease

We stayed in a corner King room. The room was spacious but not large. The room was very comfortable including the mattress and linens.Endless hot water seemed available in the oversized walk in shower. The Lobby of the James has a lively atmosphere but not over the top.. Just right. A popular restaurant and bar is located in the hotel that draws a mostly young crowd... like all of NYC. They do deliver room service !.... In the basement of the hotel is a club that looked pretty hot judging from the clientele. The Club atmosphere does not seep over into the rest of the hotel which we considered a positive but it's there if your in the mood. Free coffee, snacks and wine are available in the lobby at various times of the day. We would definitely stay here again.

Great hotel and location. We always stay here when in town. Easy to get to everything and great neighborhood.

Great location, very nice check-in process with a personalized follow-up text to ensure everything was going well. Comp wine hour in lobby was nice. Scarpetta restaurant attached big plus. Outstanding brunch.

The front desk was extremely helpful and attentive. The room was clean and ready to check into early

Pass on this. Was very much looking forward to my trip but just found the hotel to be drab. Lobby is nice enough but everything is so muted and barely lit, it feels like a Soviet hotel. Definitely NOT worth a daily $50 resort fee. There is nothing remotely that feels like a resort. Pros - Spacious room and personnel are nice Cons - Shower was the worst I've ever had - Im guessing its a water regulation style and Im from California so used to that. This was barely enough dribbling out to get the shampoo out of my hair. I literally had to unscrew the shower handle and just use the bare hose end. Towel ring worn and chipped Garbage can rusting - use a liner! Iron had some adhesive on the surface and it ruined one of my shirts Paint sloppily on the window sills. Drab and depressing lighting

Hotel getting tired looking. Stayed there when first opened. Bathrooms definitely need updating. Communication could be better when checking in about incidentals holding charge. The location is GREAT very walkable to everything. Sad that hotel with being bought by a Spanish chain has not recognized need to refurnish rooms in order to maintain status of staying at The James.

The beds were comfortable. The rooms are ok. The gym is small. The staff is friendly and accommodating. It looks nicer from the outside.

The James NoMad listed as a 4 star, seems more 3 star. The location was great, as was the entrance lobby, only we felt the rooms didn't quite live up to 4 stars. Mostly because attention-to-detail was lacking. We booked two rooms for four nights, and both rooms lacked some basic care. For example, first impressions really count right? Upon entering my bedroom, I noticed some large marks on bedroom wall that could easy be moved with some wipes (a tad shabby to leave them there). My room was a double, and my sisters was a family room – both rooms had just one robe each. Our bathroom toiletries were not replaced with daily housekeeping (i.e. I used my earbuds on day 1, no new earbuds for remaining days). In the lobby, the hotel promotes itself to provide fresh tea, coffee, fruit, and treats, daily. This felt a slight overplay as most mornings it was just tea and coffee, no fruit or treats. If you are a light sleeper this hotel is not for you as it isn't a high-rise, so rooms are close to street level, you hear traffic 29th & Maddison traffic. My sister’s room was 1 metre from guest elevators, so through the night she'd hear elevator doors open & close with guests in / out. Check out was incredibly slow, we lined for 15 mins with one team member on the desk, although she was friendly and helpful (another team member trying his best to help but could not log on). I had hoped this hotel would be better being a regular in NYC only probably would not to The James.