The small neighborhood of Rose Hill is often forgotten about because of its location between Murray Hill and Gramercy Park. In the past, the name Rose Hill was given to this area during the early 18^th and 19^th centuries. Today, it is largely considered to be part of NoMad, or North of Madison Square Park. Rose Hill is bordered by Third and Madison Avenues, as well as East 25^th and 30^th Streets. This small are is packed with many retail locations, though. Unique Boutique, Kalustyan’s, and plenty of eateries like Bao Bao Café and Cousins Maine Lobster are just a few of them. In addition to these, corporate offices of the BlackBerry Office and Box NYC are here, too. Rose Hill’s location in Manhattan is pretty central, so transportation is available. In the center of Rose Hill is the 28^th Street Subway which houses the 4 and 6 trains. The M1, M2, and M3 are also in the neighborhood. Rose Hill is an ideal location for smaller scale retailers and all types of eateries. Take a look at the area of Rose Hill on Google Maps here.