Part of the trendy hotel chain known for its hipster outlook and often hipster locations, the Ace Hotel NY can be credited for really putting NYC's NoMad neighborhood on the map back when it opened in 2009. Of course, NoMad -- short for "North of Madison Square Park" -- was always there, but it was known as a gritty area filled with cheap jewelry outlets and pawn shops. Some of these storefronts remain, but the neighborhood has become increasingly synonymous with luxe hotels and fine-dining establishments (most sharing the same address). The Breslin, April Bloomfield's Michelin-starred gastropub, can be found at the Ace, and the chic NoMad Hotel, which opened in 2012, is home to a same-named restaurant, also graced with a star. And the trend continues, as two new boutique hotels have made their way to the neighborhood...