1. Meeting rooms with a touch of glam in NYC: The Ned
NoMad, New York
On the bustling corner of Broadway and 28th is the Ned, a limestone-fronted building from 1903 dripping in Beaux-Arts detail. Part hotel and part members-only club, the Art Deco interior is glamorous enough to attract guests like Rihanna and Anna Wintour. The exclusivity extends to the second floor with two meeting rooms available to rent.
The Magic Room is 1,550 square feet with decor inspired by the cabaret clubs of the 1930s and can hold 75 people. Unique art from the hotel’s collection lines the glossy mahogany walls, and plush furnishings create a comfortable and ambient setting. The added piano and stage make the room ideal for entertainment but can be configured for a round table setting for up to 40.
For more traditional meetings, the room known as RWB offers a classic boardroom layout of 36 delegates but can be split to include a smaller, closed-off social space. White walls and minimal detail let in natural light and allow for a more focused setting.
Enhance the experience with coffee, a cocktail, or a range of food options prepared by Chef Brian VanderGast.