NOMO SOHO, New York NY

Food was amazingggg. The experience could have been a little better. We ordered A LOT of food, but we did not think that our waitress would send all of our food starters & entrees to the table at the same time without steak knives or condiments. I understand COVID has changed certain things in regards to whats available, but service should not be compromised.not a very attentive waitress. We had three steaks on the table, but she gave us one steak knife for the table. I’m going to stop picking. The food experience was definitely ruined, but we will probably be back for the food.

Side note.maybe it just wasn’t her day.

Unique boutique hotel with lovely views. Room with king size bed was a little too tight, but okay for a short stay. Friendly staff and good location close to shops and restaurants. The hotel restaurant is an excellent choice for Sunday brunch.

A truly special hotel. Try and get a room with a bathtub, they are nice and deep and just so cozy. Amazing staff, ridiculous views, and decor that is fun/gorgeous/comfy all at once. And AMAZING cafe downstairs.

My wife and I had lunch here. The atmosphere was what drew us there. Recommend the roasted tomato and basil pizza. Only bad part was they were out of first 2 beers I tried ordering.

The walls are paper thin, the room was not as big as expected. I got the premium king. But the view is beautiful. I love the set up and all the mirrors. I enjoyed my stay, I did not like the customer service, the female staff at the front desk were not friendly at all. I felt uncomfortable asking questions. I would book again if I needed another weekend away. The view was probably the best part. The fridge was leaky when I finally found it and the bathroom was always cold even when I put the heat to its highest.

Rooms a lil small but close to lil Italy and Chinatown and other great restaurants great stores all around, close to nike soho and 21 mercer Street another pretty cool nike store

Great service, 5 stars all the way, Tarzan and Jeffery took very good care me. Very helpful with information and customer service.

I just spent Valentine’s Day weekend here with my fiancé. We had a smaller room but it was equipped with everything we needed.clean, with a mini fridge & access to room service:) The food at Nomo Kitchen was great, especially the salads & avocado toast, the lemon ricotta pancakes were plump, hot & delicious, and room service was fast. Nice vibes, would def stay here again.

Very nice atmosphere normally they have a live pianist its a beautiful place for date night. Great food and friendly staff.

The room was lovely, very spacious with lovely views. The shower worked well. The place is really great, very relaxing and enjoyable.

Horrible service they charge your card even after canceling they charge you the full price as if you stood there, horrible policy they have. They also are dirty on the beds.

We went to the restaurant for brunch. We were seated at a table in the lobby area instead of the main, much cuter dining area. We waited for 20 minutes, no one came to our table, and we left.

The food and service was great. The only reason I can't give this place a higher rating is because I couldn't grasp the vibe NOMO is going for. I mean it had a very classy aesthetic and a pricey menu. But all the waiters are dressed like woody from toy story. Imagine buying a $200 cabernet and then throwing peanut shells on the floor like you at Logan's Roadhouse.
Also -1 for the rouge chihuahua running loose

Gorgeous lobby and restaurant. Lots of plants and lots of art. Staff is extremely friendly and attentive. Lunch was great and their Manhattan cocktail is the best. They also have a terrific shop (Rebecca Cole Market) for plants and gifts in the lobby. Based on this Sunday lunch, NOMO attracts a young, international crowd. Will be back here often.

It was beautiful but the food was very expensive but the place was gorgeous would I recommend some one ther yes a great place to go

Wouldn’t suggest this hotel to anyone. It’s deceiving by its trendy “nice” lobby and restaurant. The upstairs hallways and rooms are horrid. The hallway looks like Dracula’s mansion. The locks to the room don’t work, we got our key replaced 3 times and it still wouldn’t work. Took 30 minutes to get into our room and someone had to come let us in. Room is so tiny there is nowhere to store luggage. Also the bathroom is basically a part of the room. And not to mention there were only 2 pillows on the bed and nowhere to get water at night. There are so many more hotels in Manhattan at the exact same price 10x the quality.

I am somewhat dissatisfied with my stay in the hotel.

In general, the room was cozy and the view was beautiful but the staff was not that nice.

The lady receptionist was really rude during our check-in. She had very bad attitude.

There were no complimentary water in the room.

For breakfast we had ordered the triple spicy chicken sandwich, which was not spicy at all.

We asked for complimentary coffee while ordering the breakfast, but after our check-out we have found out that the coffee was not complimentary at all and we have been charged for it.

They adjusted the bill only because we complained about it.

The room service also charge $4 fee plus the 18% tip is included, just for your information.

Food has no flavor and is overpriced.

Please double check all the charges during your check out.

Cute hotel but bad atmosphere!

My wife and I walked into the restaurant without a reservation this evening and was told seating was full for the night. There were obvious tables available but maybe they were reserved. Ok, that's fine. We walked away and I was thinking whether we didn't get a table because we were dressed too casually or were we refused a table because of we are minorities. We recollected that there were people in jeans and t-shirt. Hmmm. Then I went to their website to see if there was availability. OpenTable.com had immediate availability all through the evening. So. Either OpenTable.com is incorrect (which has never occurred) or I was racially profiled. It's unbelievable that this is happening in NYC in 2020.