NoMad Hotels Fact Sheet | Stories From Hilton

About NoMad Hotels

Grounded in the idea of the hotel as a great home layered with stories and animated by the collective spirit of its inhabitants, NoMad Hotels are a vision of an artfully-lived life. At the heart of each NoMad Hotel are its signature restaurants and bars, which celebrate the dynamic interplay between grand and intimate, classical and colloquial, offering festive moments of revelry alongside quiet meals that nourish the soul. Each experience reflects the season, the location, and the gracious, creative talent of the NoMad team. NoMad London, the brand's first luxury hotel bookable under Hilton's portfolio, takes residence in Covent Garden’s historic Bow Street Magistrates Court and invites guests to experience a world of timeless elegance and unique character.

NoMad Hotels Highlights

STAND‑OUT ARCHITECTURE

The legacy of the NoMad brand, combined with the distinctive nature of its upcoming projects, continue to garner the interest of industry leaders in interior design including Martin Brudnizki and Roman and Williams. NoMad manages talent with a clear focus on efficient delivery and attention to detail.

CLASSIC CULINARY

From moments of revelry to quiet meals that nourish the spirit, NoMad’s namesake restaurants are the heartbeat of the hotels. The offering is of the season and place. The space is grand yet intimate, with each dining experience shaped by the creative vision of its chefs and the culture of its surroundings. At NoMad London, Twenty8 NoMad brings this ethos to life through a bold reinterpretation of New York cuisine in the setting of a modern-day palm court. Led by NoMad Culinary Director Bryce Shuman and Executive Chef Zak Gregoire, the restaurant draws inspiration from the brand’s original home on 28th Street in Manhattan, blending classic brasserie technique with open-hearth cooking and nostalgic New York flavors. With interiors by Martin Brudnizki and a cocktail program helmed by bar icon Leo Robitschek, Twenty8 NoMad captures the creative tension between London and New York, bridging continents with charm, conviviality, and culinary craft.