The Evelyn NoMad
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Price History and Trends for July 2026
The Evelyn NoMad Price Forecast & Booking Trends
Analyze the best time to book The Evelyn NoMad in in New York based on 12-month price forecast
Price Insights for The Evelyn NoMad
- Lowest Price Period: Lowest prices appear in early–mid August (notably 2026-08-16 at $223.01) and scattered midweek dates in late July and January. Weekday mid-August windows and select weekdays in November/January are the cheapest.
- Potential Savings: You can save up to about $1,114 per night by shifting from the highest-priced dates (peaks at $1,337.01 on 2026-09-22/23) to the cheapest date (2026-08-16 at $223.01). For a typical 3-night stay the savings could be roughly $3,300. Shifting from a typical average night (~$560/night) to a low-night ($223) saves about $337 per night.
- Average Rate: Average rate across the listed period is approximately $560/night. That’s above many NYC mid-range options — expect higher prices around holidays, major events (late Sept, early Dec, spring), and weekend nights.
- Booking Tip: Target midweek stays in early–mid August or late-November weekdays for the best rates. Use flexible ±3-day searches, set price alerts, prefer refundable rates if you plan to monitor drops, and avoid booking around known peak dates (e.g., 2026-09-21–24, early December, late-April/May event weeks). Consider booking a cheap midweek and extending only nights you need at higher weekend rates.
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Guest Tips & Highlights
Great location, Great hotel & Bar.. highly recommend!
Great location Great staff
Top Attractions Near The Evelyn NoMad
The Evelyn NoMad sits in the heart of NoMad/Flatiron — an exceptionally walkable part of Manhattan with immediate access to iconic landmarks, parks, museums, transit hubs and a lively food and shopping scene. Within a few blocks you can reach the Empire State Building, Madison Square Park, the Flatiron Building and a variety of acclaimed restaurants and specialty food halls. Midtown attractions such as Bryant Park and Grand Central are an easy stroll or short subway ride away, while downtown neighborhoods and sights are quickly reachable via multiple nearby subway lines.
Empire State Building
Historic Art Deco skyscraper with an observation deck offering panoramic views of New York City.
Flatiron Building & Madison Square Park
The iconic triangular Flatiron Building and the adjacent Madison Square Park, a charming green space with public art and seasonal events.
The Morgan Library & Museum
A beautifully preserved library and museum housing rare manuscripts, drawings and rotating exhibitions; a quieter cultural stop close to the hotel.
Eataly NYC Flatiron
Italian marketplace with restaurants, specialty food counters, and a wide selection of groceries and gifts — great for food lovers.
Bryant Park & New York Public Library
Popular Midtown park with seasonal activities (ice skating, outdoor movies) next to the landmark New York Public Library building.
Grand Central Terminal
Iconic transportation hub with remarkable architecture, dining options, and access to Metro-North trains to northern suburbs.
Madison Square Garden / Penn Station area
Major arena and transport hub hosting concerts, sports events and quick connections to Amtrak and regional rail.
The High Line & Chelsea Market (via short subway or 25–30 minute walk)
Elevated linear park with art and greenery; Chelsea Market is an indoor food hall with shops and eateries.
Optimal Sightseeing Itinerary from The Evelyn NoMad
Make the most of your stay at The Evelyn NoMad with this convenient itinerary that covers the best attractions in in New York:
- Day 1: Explore the neighborhood — morning coffee at the hotel, stroll through Madison Square Park, visit the Flatiron Building and Eataly for lunch, afternoon at the Morgan Library & Museum, evening cocktails at Tusk Bar or nearby restaurants.
- Day 2: Midtown icons — walk to the Empire State Building early, then head to Bryant Park and the New York Public Library. Afternoon shopping along Fifth Avenue, finish with a Broadway show in the Theater District (short subway ride).
- Day 3: Downtown & SoHo — subway downtown to visit Greenwich Village, SoHo boutiques, and the 9/11 Memorial & Museum or walk the Brooklyn Bridge; evening dining in trendy downtown neighborhoods.
- Day 4: Museums and Upper East/West — take the subway or bus uptown to the Metropolitan Museum of Art or American Museum of Natural History; return via a stroll or subway through Central Park; evening at a jazz club or rooftop bar.
- Day 5: Markets and hidden gems — morning at Chelsea Market and the High Line, check out local galleries in Chelsea, afternoon neighborhood wandering in NoMad or Nolita, and final dinner near the hotel before departure.
Why The Evelyn NoMad Is Perfect for Exploring in New York
New York City is one of the world’s most dynamic destinations — unmatched cultural diversity, iconic landmarks, theater, museums, shopping and food scenes that reward repeat visits. The Evelyn NoMad is an ideal base: a boutique hotel with stylish 1920s-inspired decor, thoughtful modern comforts (heated bathroom floors, complimentary bottled water and breakfast options, Nespresso in rooms), an excellent central NoMad/Flatiron location within easy walking distance of major sights and transit, and a highly praised staff known for friendly, attentive service. For travelers wanting a blend of classic New York charm, convenient access and a welcoming boutique experience, The Evelyn makes a strong choice.
Location
The Evelyn NoMad
7 East 27th Street
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Property Highlights
Best Time to Visit in New York
Seasonal guide to help you plan the perfect trip to in New York
Best Time to Visit
Fall
High Season
Summer (June-August) and week of Christmas-New Year are high season when tourists and prices peak.
Value Season
Late Winter (January-February) and parts of early Spring (March) offer lower prices and fewer crowds, though weather can be cold/wet.
Spring
March through May: temperatures moderate from chilly in March to comfortable by May; cherry blossoms, magnolias and early blooms appear across parks and streets.
Advantages
- Pleasant weather for walking and outdoor activities
- Fewer tourists than summer, especially in March and early April
- Seasonal events (Easter parades, flower shows) and outdoor dining begins
Considerations
- Weather can be variable—bring layers and a light rain jacket
- Spring break weeks can increase crowds at popular attractions
- Hotel prices start rising toward late April and May
Key Events in in New York
New Years Eve in Times Square
Ball drop at midnight, Live music and TV broadcasts, Extensive crowd control and security measuresOne of the worlds most famous New Years celebrations featuring the ball drop and live performances.
Macys Thanksgiving Day Parade
Giant balloons and themed floats, Star-studded performances, Family-friendly spectacle and holiday kickoffAnnual parade featuring large character balloons, floats, performances, and marching bands down Manhattans streets.
Tribeca Film Festival
Film premieres and screenings, Industry panels and networking, Special outdoor screenings and neighborhood eventsA major film festival showcasing independent films, premieres, panels, and celebrity appearances.
NYC Pride / Pride March
Pride March and parades, Street parties and cultural events, LGBTQ+ community festivals and nightlifeLarge-scale Pride celebrations, parades, and parties, typically centered in Manhattan and neighborhoods like Chelsea and Greenwich Village.
US Open (Tennis)
World-class tennis matches, Fan zones and food vendors, Evening matches under lightsGrand Slam tennis tournament held in Queens that draws global attention and visitors every late summer.
TCS New York City Marathon
Citywide spectator energy, Road closures and public transit adjustments, Charity and community fundraising eventsOne of the worlds largest marathons, attracting tens of thousands of runners and spectators across all five boroughs.
Holiday Markets & Rockefeller Center Tree Lighting
Holiday markets (Bryant Park, Union Square, Columbus Circle), Rockefeller Center tree and ice rink, Seasonal foods, crafts, and performancesSeasonal markets across the city and the famous Rockefeller Center tree lighting; festive shopping and decorations dominate December.
Weather Tips
Pack layers year-round. Summers require breathable fabrics, sun protection, and hydration. Winters need a warm coat, hat, gloves, and waterproof boots for slush/snow. Spring and Fall are variable—bring a light jacket and an umbrella. Check forecast before heading out and allow extra time for travel in snow or heavy rain.
Understanding in New York Prices
New York City hotel prices and costs fluctuate widely by season, weekend vs weekday, neighborhood, and major events. Peak demand during marquee events (New Years Eve, Thanksgiving weekend, Fashion Week, major sports finals, the UN General Assembly) and school holiday periods pushes rates significantly higher. Midtown and Times Square hotels command premiums year-round, while neighborhoods like Brooklyn (Williamsburg, DUMBO) and Queens offer more varied pricing. Booking 60+ days in advance can secure better rates for high-season travel; last-minute deals appear during low-demand periods or midweek. Short-term rental platforms mirror hotel seasonality but can be affected by local regulations and cleaning fees. Expect higher restaurant and attraction prices during peak tourist months; conversely, value travelers can save on lodging and some attractions during quieter shoulder seasons and through bundled city passes.
Essential Travel Tips for in New York United States
Insider advice to help you make the most of your visit
Transportation
New York City is best navigated by public transit, walking, and select rideshare or taxi use. The subway is the fastest way to traverse Manhattan and the boroughs.
Transportation Tips
- 1.Get a MetroCard or OMNY-enabled contactless payment for subway and buses; learn peak/off-peak rules for fares if applicable
- 2.Avoid driving in Manhattan—traffic, tolls, and expensive parking make it inefficient
- 3.Use commuter ferries (Staten Island Ferry is free) and water taxis for scenic alternatives
- 4.Plan for weekend service changes on the subway and check MTA alerts before travel
- 5.Use bike-share programs (Citi Bike) for short hops—wear a helmet and follow local cycling rules
Pro Traveler Tip
Buy attraction passes (e.g., New York CityPASS, Explorer Pass) if you plan to hit multiple paid attractions—book timed-entry tickets for popular museums and the Statue of Liberty in advance; use early mornings or late afternoons to avoid peak crowds at major sites.
Frequently Asked Questions
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