Arlo Nomad

Stylish Midtown Base for Music Lovers

Modern, compact, and cleverly designed, Arlo Nomad offers a boutique hotel experience in the heart of Manhattan. Just a short walk from iconic NYC landmarks like the Empire State Building and Madison Square Park, this hotel puts you close to the action—whether it's sightseeing by day or catching a show at night.
Rooms are cozy at 150 square feet but packed with smart features, including a mini-fridge, flat-screen TV, work desk, and free WiFi. Expect a sleek, urban vibe with helpful amenities like a 24-hour market and business center access.

Why Concert-goers love it

Location is everything, and Arlo Nomad nails it. You’re just blocks from major subway lines, making it easy to reach venues across Manhattan, Brooklyn, and beyond. After the show, the 24-hour front desk and late check-out (12:00 PM) mean no stress if you're getting in late. Plus, the hotel’s surroundings are surprisingly quiet for Midtown—a nice bonus if you're winding down post-concert.

Who this Hotel is great for

• Groups of friends who want a stylish, central crash pad
• Solo travelers attending a must-see concert
• Couples planning a fun weekend in the city
• Fans who want a peaceful place to recover after a loud night
• Budget-conscious music lovers who don’t mind compact rooms

Food and Drink Options

While there’s no on-site restaurant, the 24-hour market has curated snacks and drinks for late-night cravings. You're also steps from tons of eateries—Shake Shack is just down the block—and Midtown offers everything from pizza joints to upscale dining. For breakfast after a late night, plenty of nearby cafés open early and stay open late.

Nightlife Options

While Arlo Nomad keeps things chill on-site, you're never far from New York’s nightlife. Quick subway access or a short walk takes you to bars, clubs, and rooftop lounges. Whether you’re after a laid-back drink or a full night out, the location delivers.

What People Say

Guests love the clean, modern rooms, the friendly staff, and especially the rooftop views of the Empire State Building. Many mention the incredible location for both concerts and sightseeing. The vibe is young, urban, and welcoming.

Areas for Improvement

Rooms are on the smaller side, so don’t expect to host your entire crew for a pre-show hangout. Some guests also mention that elevator waits can be a bit long during peak times—but hey, that’s NYC life.

The Bottom Line

For concert-goers who want a central, stylish, and efficient home base in NYC, Arlo Nomad hits all the right notes.