Getting around from Arlo NoMad: subway, taxi, bike and walking
Arlo NoMad sits at 11 East 31st Street in Manhattan’s NoMad neighborhood, so the easiest ways to get around are on foot, by subway, by taxi or rideshare, and by bike. The hotel is a short walk from several subway lines (nearest: 33rd Street for the 6 train; 34th Street–Herald Square is also close), and the front desk can help with taxi, rideshare, bike access, and directions.
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Arrival and the hotel entrance
The hotel’s street address is 11 East 31st Street. When you arrive on foot or by vehicle drop-off, the Arlo NoMad entrance is on East 31st Street. The 24-hour front desk handles check-in and concierge services.
If you need help with onward travel, BookResorts agents are available 24/7 at +1 (888) 605-1350, or you can ask the front desk to call a taxi or arrange rideshare pickup from the curb.
- Front desk: 24-hour service and concierge
- Check-in: after 3:00 PM; check-out: 12:00 PM (noon)
- Pet policy and incidental deposit handled at arrival per hotel rules
| Hotel contact | Detail |
|---|---|
| Address | 11 East 31st Street, New York, NY 10016 |
| Phone (BookResorts) | +1 (888) 605-1350 |
| Lobby photo | 0 (street entrance) or 1 (lobby seating) |
Subway: fastest for Manhattan travel
The nearest subway stop listed in the hotel dossier is 33rd Street (served by the 6 train), about a 4–5 minute walk from the hotel. 34th Street–Herald Square (multiple lines) and Penn Station are also within a short walk and provide many transfer options.
Use the subway for most Manhattan sightseeing and to reach transfer hubs for regional rail. Bring a MetroCard or use contactless payment at the turnstiles; the front desk can confirm the best lines for your destination.
- 33rd Street station — 6 train — ~4–5 minute walk
- 34th Street–Herald Square — multiple lines — ~8 minute walk
- Penn Station — major rail connections — a short walk from the hotel
| Station | Lines / Use | Approx. walk |
|---|---|---|
| 33rd Street | 6 train (local Manhattan north/south) | 4–5 minutes |
| 34th Street–Herald Square | Multiple subway lines and transfers | About 8 minutes |
| Penn Station | Amtrak, LIRR, NJ Transit access nearby | Short walk |
Taxi and rideshare
Taxis and rideshare apps are convenient for direct trips, luggage, or travel late at night. Ask the front desk for a recommended pickup spot at the curb on East 31st Street so drivers can locate you easily.
If you’re headed to an airport, the front desk can suggest the best door-to-door options and timing using public-transit connections or taxi/rideshare; the dossier lists LaGuardia (LGA), JFK and Newark (EWR) as the main nearby airports but does not provide fixed transit times.
- Front desk can call a taxi or coordinate rideshare pickup
- Taxis accept credit cards; confirm payment options with driver or app
- For airport travel, ask concierge for routing options (taxi and public transit alternatives available)
| Common airport options | Notes |
|---|---|
| LaGuardia (LGA) | Nearest airport listed in dossier; public-transit connections available (Q70 bus to subway/rail hubs) |
| JFK (JFK) | Served by AirTrain + rail connections; ask concierge for routing |
| Newark (EWR) | Listed as an option; regional rail or shared-ride routing handled by front desk |
Biking around NoMad and Manhattan
Arlo NoMad notes access to free bicycles nearby — ask the front desk where to pick them up and how to return them. Citi Bike stations and other rental options are common across Manhattan and can be useful for short trips inside the borough.
Biking in Midtown means sharing busy streets with vehicles and pedestrians. Wear a helmet if you have one, follow traffic rules, and use bike lanes where provided.
- Ask front desk for free bicycle pickup location and rules
- Look for Citi Bike stations nearby for paid short-term rentals
- Use marked bike lanes and be cautious on busy 5th Avenue and cross-streets
| Option | When to use |
|---|---|
| Hotel-provided/free bikes (nearby) | Short neighborhood rides and sightseeing |
| Citi Bike | Point-to-point within Manhattan and short trips |
| Walking | Short hops where biking is less convenient |
Walking: the most practical option nearby
Arlo NoMad’s central NoMad location makes walking one of the easiest ways to see nearby attractions. The Empire State Building is about a 3–4 minute walk; Madison Square Park is about 6 minutes; Herald Square and Macy’s are roughly 8 minutes away.
Sidewalks are busy in this part of Manhattan, especially around tourist sites and subway entrances. Comfortable shoes and awareness of crosswalks will make short walks faster and safer.
- Empire State Building — ~3–4 minute walk
- Madison Square Park — ~6 minute walk
- Herald Square / Macy’s — ~8 minute walk
- Times Square / Theatre District — about a 20 minute walk
| Destination | Approx. walk from Arlo NoMad |
|---|---|
| Empire State Building | 3–4 minutes |
| Madison Square Park | About 6 minutes |
| Times Square | About 20 minutes |
Practical tips from the front desk and concierge
The Arlo NoMad front desk provides concierge help for tours, attraction tickets, and transit routing; they can also arrange luggage storage, valet parking through a partner garage, or advise on accessibility needs. Ask about partnered New York Sports Club access if you plan to exercise during your stay.
If you have young children or pets, confirm room suitability in advance — some rooms have terraces or balconies that may not be appropriate for unsupervised children. The hotel’s published policies require the primary guest to be 21 or older at check-in.
- Concierge: tour and ticket assistance
- Valet parking is available through a partner garage (ask front desk for details)
- Confirm room type — e.g., Terrace Room or Room (Bunk) — for outdoor access or bunk arrangements
| Service | How to request |
|---|---|
| Taxi / rideshare pickup | Ask 24-hour front desk |
| Bike access | Front desk will direct you to nearby free bikes or rental stations |
| Event/meeting rooms | Book through hotel events team (studios, Boardroom, Terrace Lounge available) |
