NoMad London

The NOMAD London was a delightful hotel. The location is a perfect jumping off spot for all things London. I would splurge and get a suite - we upgraded our room last minute as we were staying 9 days and wanted a more home-like feeling. I think the hotel strikes the perfect balance of having adequate / friendly / helpful staff without taking to a point where it becomes intrusive and overly involved. I personally hate hotels that over do it. It’s not inexpensive but worth every pound. In particular, we got exceptional service from Harsha at the front desk who gave us a tour of the design elements and was a delight to see every evening when we retired. The only down side was that the main dining area was closed for renovations - so eating on site was pretty much relegated to our room but it sounds like that will be cleared up soon. The gym was wonderful / room service was quick and tasty / and the house keeping was stealth and thorough. We were especially delighted that they took time to get to know us and gave us a special dog toy to take back to our puppy. We will definitely be back. 5 stars all around.

Amazing new find for us. Stayed at NoMad for the first time last week as we had tickets for the Royal Opera House, which is literally across the road. A super luxurious hotel, housed in what was the home of the Bow Street runners (it has a small museum attached). The afternoon tea was exceptional, served in the beautiful glass roofed atrium. All staff were helpful, friendly and very professional. A special mention tho for Davide, the manager of Side Hustle, must be the coolest bar in London. Went back for oysters and tapas after the performance and he found us an excellent table even though the place was heaving. We will most certainly be using NoMad in future. Thank you so much to all staff and the guys on the door for finding cabs etc and locating our driver. Nothing too much trouble.

Atmospheric, immaculately presented property which has made excellent use of the former Bow St Police station/magistrates court. Loved the decor and layout, room was well-equipped and bed extremely comfortable with good quality linen. Renovation work had just started on the restaurant but it didn’t affect our stay. Staff throughout are exceptionally welcoming, attentive and professional. Breakfast (again excellent) was served in the library. Location is fabulous - very easy walk to so many attractions and transport links - but we heard no outside noise from the room at all. Will very happily return.

I was very fortunate to stay at the Nomad this month. Aside from the exquisite decor and beautiful architecture, the room was incredibly comfortable which is not always how it feels in these types of hotels. I loved the library where I could relax and have a drink and do some work. Everyone was so friendly and welcoming and I especially appreciated the extra care shown by Marina, Harsha and Brian. Thanks for making my stay extra special.

This was my 3rd stay at the NoMad, but my first since it rebranded to Hilton. They haven't missed a beat! Same lovely staff with amazing service! The hotel is centrally located, a quick walk from the Piccadilly line (taken from LHR) and remarkably quiet for such a busy neighborhood. The ambiance is chic and cool, but not too over the top. I have traveled with my daughter (she's 20 and much cooler that I am!), and solo, and enjoyed every stay - will be back :)