Cute West Side Boutique hotel. Great Coffee shop, friendly staff and comfortable spaces. Free day pass to Chelsea Piers read more

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Advertised as luxury historic hotel but is just old. Need ground up renovation. Pictures must be 25 years old. A/C in lobby and halls not working, window units in room , old dirty window treatments, gum on head board, everything is rundown. Staff very nice but in plan clothes and mistaken for guests. Pricing the similar price as 5 star hotels in the area and experience it like a 2.5. read more

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Not value for money. I had family stay here and was very disappointed on how rundown the hotel is. Staff were great and the mattress was very comfortable - but that is all that was good. This place needs a lot of work. read more

This is a historic and expensive hotel that sadly doesn't deliver. While the beds are very comfortable, the bed frames squeak and make noise every time you move. The bed sheets the hotel uses are flat sheets that are too small for the deep mattresses & do not stay tucked in during the night. It's an easy fix: use fitted sheets. As for the rooms, the A/C did not cool the room and the bathtub drain backed up when shower. The hotel needs some attention from management. read more

A dump. Must lift back toilet lid to jingle to fill rear tank. HVAC heater didn't work. Thermostat sends signal but unit gives up after 2 minutes. Although a little space heater was provided which helped. Beds are foam and soft. Sunk deep into it. Back suffered from this. Prefer firm mattress. Room finishes are dated and needs to be renovated. Room furnishings appear to be from second hand shop or flea market. Staff very snooty, can't be bothered. Clearly this is the vibe the hotel is going for but it's not for us. Won't be back. read more

Very charming hotel with really spacious rooms. Coffee bar in lobby was great and rooms were cute and had some character. No major complaints, overall a 3.5 to me if I could give it that. Preferably would stay a bit closer to the subway next time read more

We booked our visit as a "staycation" to celebrate our wedding anniversary. We've always visited for coffee while in the area and have been talking about staying but never really got around to it until recently. We stayed in the Standard King room with views of the courtyard and backside of the building. The room itself was beautiful and provided plenty of space for myself and my husband! All of the windows opened which was a wonderful way to add some fresh air into the room on the fall mornings and afternoons. The hotel felt very secure as the elevator was only accessible with an active room key so you never need to worry about people wandering around the hotel. We cannot wait to stay again! read more

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If you're planning to stay here, know that it is historic, and while that comes with a lot of charm, it can also mean a lack of slick amenities. Our room was huge and comfortable, and I really can't complain about anything there. If I had to pick something, it would be the bathroom. While it was very large, the lighting is absolutely terrible, and that's a pretty easy fix, so the hotel really should upgrade its lighting fixtures in the bathrooms. A more difficult upgrade (though necessary) would be the tub. It's not even a deep soak tub. It's just a regular old tub with a shower curtain, the kind most people don't even have in their homes anymore. They should just rip out the tubs and replace them with showers and glass doors. But besides this, it's a charming place in a convenient location. read more

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The "salmon poke bowl" was a slightly frozen salad containing a brick of couscous in a plastic container. It cost around $20. Really nice staff and atmosphere but don't order food here read more

The High Line Hotel - "salmon poke bowl" containing iceberg lettuce, half-frozen salmon, brick of couscous, yum yum sauce - Hotels Near Me - New York, New York

I want to start off by saying the people at this hotel are the nicest and kindest individuals. Understanding and accommodating. This wasn't my first stay here. Charming with a lot to offer. Coffee is delicious. They use to have robes and slippers, along with snacks and a full mini bar in each room. Not sure if they removed all those amenities after Covid. However, in my most humbling opinion I wish the cleaning services improve. My one week stay started off so well and then of course too good to be true. Found a roommate. Bed bug. I took pictures. I killed it. Out of courtesy, I took the manager outside and showed him the pictures and he kindly offered a different room since it was my last night and it was late in the evening. The general manager called me the next morning and didn't charge me for my night. Greatly appreciate it. Unfortunately I think their cleaning staff could step it up a notch. I wasn't going to post but I'm in pain now. SMH read more

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Although the hotel is historic, it really needs a little more attention. ROOM #57 smells like urine. It's a small-ish room with no closet or drawers. There is a metal hanging rack when you walk in which makes the aesthetic of the room quite unpleasing. Since we have piled clothes into it now, it's even worse. I didn't expect to live out of a messy suitcase for the price we are paying, and that is unfair. The lighting is terrible. The bathroom is old and again, tiny with terrible lighting. My daughter and I wake up nauseated every night, which has never happened before. We cannot say for sure it has anything to do with the room, but it's happening to both of us every night. I guess I should also say that we had an incident with a woman on the street following us into the hotel at 10PM and then getting into the elevator with us, riding all the way to our 5th floor, and then asking us if "the hotel is open". We said there is nothing for her here. We told her to go back down to the lobby and leave. It was a very scary incident and we did report it to the staff (we called with our phone because there is no phone in our room to contact the lobby). They said they would walk the halls and make sure she was not there. The coffee shop is delicious and the staff is very nice. The guest services gentleman at the front desk is also very nice and helpful when we have needed anything. We have 2 more nights here and I'll be following up with this review if we keep waking up nauseous every night for no reason. read more

This was our first stay at this hotel and it will now be my go-to hotel in NYC. The location cannot be beat, with the meat packing district , Chelsea and tons of art galleries in the neighborhood. We were greeted by Leah, who was beyond helpful, always a welcoming smile when we would return in the evening. The hotel also hosted a "National Dog Day parade" in the bar area that fronts 10th Ave. I can't wait to see what they host the next time we return! What an incentive !! Room is super - just classic with tasteful finishes. I could not rate a hotel higher! read more

Trying to be fair about the hotel. It sells the "cool" factor of being a prior seminar located in a fun part of NYC. But, this hotel needs a massive refresh. Rooms are dark, it seems dirty even if it isn't. Our bedroom curtains were stained and dirty as a case in point. The reception desk if you want to call it that was squeezed into a nook by the coffee bar. The staff was not well trained and the outside bar servers made it feel like they were doing you a favor. read more

The charming hotel has a courtyard in front featuring a bar. Wanting to try the bar, I met a friend there - only to discover their specialty drinks menu START at $18. No beer. No wine. No bloody mary's. No paper or plastic menu listing the drinks. Plus the ethnic server did not understand when I ordered the $19 rum punch. I spelled out R-U-M twice, finally pulled up the menu on my phone and showed her the item. Including tax and tip, this came out to about $26. More than I wanted to spend and way overpriced! A nice courtyard, but not much else to commend the bar here. read more

The High Line hotel has a restaurant/bar/patio out front, and the CRV code has "Remote View" listed at the top, but there's no Yelp listing (shady). And because this place is inside the high line hotel, I'm leaving the review here. The staff is wonderful. The hostess and servers are working their as*es off, we're friendly and understanding. The drinks are blah. I ordered two frozen drinks and they both had a plastic-y, chemical taste. Almost as though they didn't clean the machines or the machines - through their mechanics - are overpowering the tastes of the lychee or rose. It's bad, folks. (Edit: coming back to say how bad the frozen drinks tasted like chemicals and we are uncertain if it's the drinks or the straws. Four people agree - please look into this!) Food: - We ordered the soft pretzel but it was stale. And hard. We returned it and our wonderful hostess understood. - The watermelon salad was basically watermelon with herbs thrown on top. - The chicken salad had no mayonnaise, but the compostable serving trays were a delightful choice. Altogether, it was clear the bar and kitchen is not monitored well, and that's a shame for the high line hotel, given how beautiful it is here. read more

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My room was on the first floor right next to the lobby and coffee shop. You can hear people walking back and forth in the hallway. You can hear people talking in the lobby. The windows were facing an outdoor restaurant so you can hear people talking and laughing whole night. Around 5am I was woken up by two men talking loudly by my door. Around 5:45am the baristas opened up the coffee shop and you can hear the faucets running and the pots and cups banging around in the sink. Decided to get out of bed at 7 to shower and get ready for a meeting at 9 only to find out I don't have cold water in the shower. Only scorching hot water regardless of how long I waited. Had to ask the guy at the lobby to help and his suggestion was to wait for him to find a vacant room that "isn't too messed up" for me to shower in. Out of desperation I agreed and went to a vacant room on the 2nd floor to shower and then head back down to my room to finish getting ready. That room had not be sanitized the dirty towels were still on the floor. So gross now that I really think about it. Before I left for the meeting lobby guy had said to pack my things and they will try to have my room moved that same day. When I returned I had asked if they were able to find me a new room. Luckily they were and told me to grab my thing. I went to my original room and nothing was there. So now lobby guy has to call ppl to see where my things were. They managed to find my luggage, but all my loose items were still lost ( medication, water bottles and snacks). I really only cared about the medications. They ended up finding the medication after a few more calls and I was finally able to go to my new room. I just want to know who the hell thought it was a good idea to have a room THAT close to the lobby/ coffee shop/ outdoor restaurant?!?!? Use it has storage please, no one will stay in that room and tell me that had a nice stay. NO ONE! I dare anyone who wants a challenge to try room 7. read more

Pre-covid this was a much loved place, frequented by travelers and many locals for the bar in the evening. It went rapidly downhill with the introduction of plastic glasses, whilst paying $16+ for the pleasure of drinking out of cheap plastic. Worse is the $25 cheese plate that should go away. bring back the great service and vibe that it used to have. This place would again be my he'd loved year round if so, not just with summer visitors read more

I am staying here for the first time. I had often walked by the building and it is truly unique!!! It feels like a getaway from the busy hectic city streets. Walking in I was greeted by a very friendly person to check in. There is a cute bar that serves drinks in afternoon and a coffee shop in morning! My room is quaint, charming and really comfortable. I heard each room has a personality of its own. I actually decided to stay an extra night. If you are looking for an old fashioned feel, I would recommend staying here!! The location is also great!!! Near lots of nyc sites. read more

This review is for the "remote view" bar which is not listed in yelp. We came for drinks and snacks after a day pounding the sidewalks! Situated in the front patio area of the hotel surrounded by trimmed plastic hedges, the atmosphere was cozy. The service was personable. Loved the margarita as well as the duck and stormy. Sadly, there are no substantive nibbles, just potato chips (and some other light packaged snacks) so we had to move on. Slightly pricey drinks but given it is by the high line, the extra dollars are not surprising. read more

I am a New York resident; therefore, my review of The High Line Hotel is not about an experience as a guest. Instead, it is with regards to a (free) yoga class held today in the refectory. Having participated in a yoga class at The High Line Hotel in late 2016, I jumped at the opportunity when I received an email indicating its return for a limited time only in April. The High Line Hotel is a gorgeous boutique hotel on Tenth Avenue in the Meatpacking District. The actual Highline (the elevated walkway that spans to 34th street) faces it and there is much going on in this neighborhood. The space-- upon entrance-is gorgeous. Huge lanterns adorn the exterior as well as an outdoor courtyard. In addition, there is a back courtyard. If you happen to be a boutique hotel aficionado, anyone can chill and hang out for coffee, pastries, craft cocktails and meetings. No need to be an official hotel guest. Today's yoga class was held at the refectory. Considered "one of the most beautiful rooms in New York City" (indeed it is as my pictures do not do any justice), the refectory is mainly an event space for receptions, meetings and exhibitions. I was informed that rental can be quoted as high as $30,000. Since there were no events taking place during this limited yoga run, the space was offered gratuitously. How very Zen-like! We must have been 60+ participants taught by an instructor from Modo studios. Huge shout out to such a wonderful class. Bottled water, apples and tangerines were offered complimentary upon entrance. There was also a collection of active wear from Haven Collective for purchase. This was an amazing experience (although I knew what to expect) and I can't think of a better way to spend a beautiful, sunny Sunday afternoon. So how can I give The High Line Hotel five stars without being a guest? My reasoning is that the space is gorgeous, staff were very helpful and I can imagine visiting again to have continental breakfast or enjoy a craft cocktail. I am sure this customer service extends to those who are guests at the hotel. In summary, I'm not only rating the yoga experience held in such a gorgeous space but a wonderful boutique hotel that was so welcoming. read more

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The hotel has historic charm and is in a great location for walking the Highline Garden. But waaay over-priced for what you get. A small room with a tiny bathroom, street noise and a maze of stairs which would be difficult to navigate in case of fire. Very comfortable bed, but very shabby (holes in curtains, damaged upholstery, missing tiles in the bathroom, peeling wall paper, etc. And grubby-dirty. There are no amenities: only a bar and cafe, which are not open predictable hours, not even a microwave or coffee maker in the room. There is a little fridge and safe. There is noise from the bar in the courtyard and street. Don't be fooled by appearances! read more

After living on 22nd and 10th and visiting The High Line Hotel to drink coffee and study in their cafe religiously, I may have formed an idea of what actually staying at the hotel itself would be like. My partner and I romanticized having a staycation up the street for years. So when we moved, I decided that I would treat us to an overnight stay at the hotel for Christmas. Unfortunately, it did not meet our expectations. While the service at the hotel was and always has been superb, and the ambiance and decor is exactly what I imagined it to be (historic and almost theatrically antique - i.e. Sleep No More), it was more of an experience than a relaxing stay for us. We stayed in #52 and as other reviewers have mentioned, the rooms are ridiculously small. To be fair, I contacted the hotel by phone and the reservationists were honest about the size of the rooms, but I didn't really grasp it until I was there and realized that I paid to sleep in a tiny bedroom. It's likely due to the age and style of the hotel, but not quite what I expected even though I was given a fair warning. #52 was cramped and very hot. We tried to lower the heat and it only went as low as 65F (which we assume is to ensure that their pipes don't freeze), but it left us sweaty, dehydrated, and tossing all night. The bed was extremely firm and uncomfortable, and the pillows were flat. Additionally, while we trusted the extra precautions that they are taking to keep the hotel clean and safe for guests, there was very apparent dust on the frames of the door, mirror, and ceiling. The room faced the garden (at my request of a quieter room) and came with a tub that went as high as my mid-calf (for reference, I'm 5"0), which was laughable since I booked a room with a tub specifically for the purposes of a romantic bath. We only showered. However, we were impressed with the toiletries provided as they were C.O. Bigelow, a quality brand, and appreciated room service for bringing us a set of toothbrushes and toothpaste after I realized that I forgot to pack ours. We couldn't figure out how to connect the TV in the room to our phones so flipped through the limited channels provided. The rest of the night, we heard strange nail tapping sounds on the wooden floorboards of our room which we assume was the sound traveling from a furry guest in a nearby room as this hotel is dog-friendly. The next morning, I planned to surprise my partner with a honey latte in bed, but they didn't have honey downstairs so we checked out early and grabbed coffee on our way back home to rest. Overall, it wasn't the worst stay, but nowhere near the best. Great for the accessible location and an aesthetic experience, but if you're someone that needs a comfortable bed and wants to rest, I'd stay elsewhere. Also, expect to park on the street or pay to park your car in a garage overnight as they don't offer parking. It would be nice if they offered complimentary coffee or parking passes for guests. I also wish that I would have known about the day pass that guests receive to Chelsea Piers in advance, but we were told at check-in and I didn't pack any workout clothes for us. read more

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The outside and lobby is charming. Then I headed to the elevator to my room...elevator smelled extremely musty and it was humid. Unfortunately, my room wasn't any better. The room was very dim, old, dingy and creepy. The area rug underneath my bed was tattered and torn. The hardwood floor was creaky in certain areas and the closet looked like something from a scary movie. But set all that aside because the worst part was hearing what sounded like a facet turning on in the room next door EVERY 20 minutes 24/7!!! The sound would last for 2-3 seconds but it was so loud that I couldn't sleep. At 3:30am, I finally called the front desk and asked to be moved in the morning. They offered me earplugs in the meantime. Long story short, after explaining my situation several times and being told I would be moved, it never happened. Needless to say, I wore earplugs every night. Although, I probably needed earplugs anyway because the A/C was incredibly loud too. I'm EXTREMELY disappointed in this hotel and with the management there. read more

I've been to just about every boutique hotel in Chelsea and this is by far by favorite in the area. The service is excellent -- you're greeted at the gate when you arrive, then right when you walk in. I was given a corner room on the first floor and was worried originally about sound, but it was very quiet. Someone checked us in immediately, carried our bags to the room, and even showed us around and told us a little history of the property. The room was enormous (largest NYC hotel room I've stayed in) and it even had a king sized bed as well as a spacious bathroom. Even after we checked in, the service was great. Lastly, the common areas of the property are lovely too and the back patio area is just beautiful. read more

They did wonderfully, accommodating travel I booked for a family member. They allowed her to check in early, since she came in off a red-eye, which was great. Room was adorable. Staff helped me easily add my card for incidentals. They undid mistakes I made booking incorrectly via a third-party (hey friends: book the high line direct from their website to save the headaches I caused myself)! And as y'all already know, the hotel is simply gorgeous and in a very cool area of town. And the rates in these inflationary times are actually very reasonable; I've stayed in manhattan hotels the last couple of months that charged double and weren't nearly as friendly or accommodating as the High Line. read more

They overbooked and when we arrived they lied to us and said that it was our credit card companies fault that the confirmation didn't go through. Even though we had a confirmation number. They kicked us out and blamed it on someone else. When our credit card company reached out to them they admitted they had overbook. I am sure the place is nice but they are dishonest people. I would highly recommend to not use them. read more

Didn't stay at the hotel but went to their outdoor bar. They had nothing in stock. 2 drinks I ordered were out and my husband ordered an IPA and that was also out. Service was mediocre. Only decent thing is if you roll snake eyes you can get your drink for free. I say it's a hard pass. read more

I stayed here with my adult child who was in town on business. The main reason to stay at this hotel is if you have business in the area. While it's quaint and built about 1845 as part of a church, then used as a conference center before it became a hotel. We found the people at the front "desk" very nice and the outdoor areas lovely. Unfortunately, the rooms are small, there is no counter space in the bathrooms other than the top of the toilet and the room isn't very clean...becasue it's quite old. There are great bath sheets but no washcloths and the tv was not easy to use. The closest subway station is two avenues over and three blocks north, so very walkable. You're right next to the High Line, close to Chelsea Market and Pier 57. A few blocks away is Meat Packing and West Village. Personally, I'd rather stay in a lesser location and be more comfortable. read more

Dissapointed with my customer experience today. I've come here multiple times for coffee and happy hour. I was told today I had to leave when I arrived by one of the staff members because they were transitioning to happy hour. Totally understand, but why can't I be here for cocktail hour? I have before... The staff member was selective of who he asked to leave the outdoor area. He allowed the white customers to stay around and work, but came to me more than once and said "you need to leave." Why was that? I hate to pull the race/gender card out but it was strange how 5-6 customers who were all white men or woman were allowed to stay and I was asked to leave. Management didn't care as well. I guess they're not updated on what's been going on in 2020. read more

Kind of a mixed bag here. We stayed at the hotel for a friends wedding. There was a random heat wave the weekend we were there and apparently there isn't AC? Our room the first night was hot and extremely loud, thankfully they were able to move us to a room on a higher floor for the rest of the trip. The hotel has a lot of character but simply not worth the money. Not having AC for a hotel at this price point is unbelievable. read more

Enjoyed my 1-night stay at this historic property. Room was kept historically beautiful but with modern amenities and comfort. I slept like a rock with great a/c and a hot shower with good pressure. Reception was very accommodating with check-in as well as during stay. Coffee in the courtyard was awesome and we look forward to staying here again! read more

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A sophisticated, non-pretentious hotel. Clean with historic charm. However, hospitality was poor. I was changed a resort fee of approx. $30. However, the gym was closed due to COVID19. I asked if they offered anything as a substitute - 'No". So what is the 30/day for ??? ...high speed internet My guest and I went to the patio for a drink, since we were only 2 people we were not allowed to sit at a 4-person table. They are 'reserved for larger parties" I told the host we were guests of the hotel and we were only going to be here for 15 minutes for a quick glass of wine. They would not accommodate us. By the way, there were 6-8 open 4-perosn tables open. It was only 6:05pm. I spoke to the person who check us in. He spoke in circles, would not accommodate us, and went on to say he's from California and "people from New York are rude" he said it 2 -3 times. If I do stay here again, it will not be for the service, it will be for the location. Btw: when we returned to the hotel (approx. 7pm) - those 4-peron tables were still empty. Lastly, my credit card was charged twice. read more

Very interesting place and very suitable for outdoor dining as there is a large garden. A lot of people enjoying food on a Friday night. We ordered two cocktail and appetizer of beef sandwich. A good place to chill out read more

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All the points for location and charm - you're a block away from an entrance to the High Line (kinda hidden behind the car parking lot across the street, but once you find it, you're golden) and the hotel is GORGEOUS. You're also near multiple quality restaurants, with a cafe and bar on hotel grounds. The room decor is charming and I love their details - the only thing I'm dinging it for is the bed wasn't so comfy and the walls are thin, so I was hearing activity in the hallway a lot. HOWEVUH, I fully plan on staying there again the next time I'm visiting the Chelsea neighborhood! read more

Horrific staff/training. When I arrived to my room I checked the fridge and saw a half drank/open bottle of wine. I called immediately and told them. They said they'd notate it and I wouldn't be charged. Annoying but whatever. Then, I had a maid knock for turndown service and I declined. The next day I had some very rude, ineptly trained employees named Jane snow up to my room with security and bang on my door. I say no thank you assuming it's cleaning. She yells I must speak with you. Begrudgingly I go to the door because I had do not disturb on. She, with so much attitude, says they had investigated my fridge prior to arrival and I would need to pay for the bottle and come to the desk immediately. I got dressed and practically ran to the desk with their bottle in hand and handed it to her and said investigate away. I asked if I could cancel the remainder of my stay and they would not allow it. Embarrassing talent hiring and training. I will never be back obviously. read more

Do not stay here. Booked a room and was jammed into a room on the first floor basically inside the coffee shop. At 5am people start banging dishes around and setting up for the day. At 530am they start grinding the coffee beans. That goes on all morning. When you ask them to stop since no one is there at that hour to order coffee they only made more noise. At 9am a dog started barking inside the lobby/coffee shop. The hotel is more interested in selling coffee than providing a hospitable environment for their guests. It honestly would have been quieter to spend the night at grand central or port authority. You would think for $400/night you could at least get a good nights sleep. But not here. Stay anywhere else. And don't book thru hotel tonight either. They couldn't care less about the quality of your stay. read more

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I unfortunately arrived at the hotel around 7AM, too early for my pre-booked room to be ready. I was notified at 7:30 that a guest had checked out and my room would be ready once it has been cleaned. It took them around 2 hours to clean the room and during this time I was left to wait in a cold lobby. The woman who checked me in also seemed as if she could care less about my experience and that I should feel lucky to be in her presence. As a frequent traveler who has stayed at hotels with different management styles, I would definitely advise that this hotel learns a few tips from the best, especially if it is going to charge $$$400+ a night. Bra, I also noticed that something is clearly going on as this hotel used to receive an average of 4 stars before mid-2019. Over the past few months though it's average star rating is 2.5. Clearly it's not the hotel it once use to be.... read more

The High Line Hotel is am absolutely beautiful, historic boutique hotel. A former seminary and home to where "Twas A Night Before Christmas" was authored, this hotel offers a piece of Manhattan history. It has a beautiful courtyard and outdoor seating area, bikes that you can borrow, and a quant little café inside. The rooms were spacious and the beds were extremely comfortable (almost too comfortable). The staff was friendly and the hotel was located just blocks from Chelsea Market and the High Line. The hotel is also dog-friendly so expect to run into some puppies during your visit. We really enjoyed our stay and look forward to our next visit! read more

A confession. Sometimes when making the travel plans I do it all in a hurry and end up with something other than I had originally bargained for. The three nights here would be one such example. For as I thought that I was making a reservation for the hotel down the street a piece the one that straddles the High Line itself and I'm sure it's a fine property and has a bar on the top that we would have gone to had we stayed there but we didn't. Because I am a spaceman. But. In this instance I am one lucky spaceman. Because that week before the trip literally after I had made what I thought were the reservations for the place down the street that straddles the High Line when I was being all OCD writing down confirmation numbers and dates and then was all wait a minute ... Before panic completely set in for I was going to have to fess and had all hyped the original plan before that I checked here and there on this potentially providential or disastrous Plan B and was all OK what is this place I might have to be staying and ... Woot woot! It looked so cool. So I didn't change anything and we came. Three nights and most of four days and I'm pretty sure that even though we like trying different places out rabbit would be down with coming back here again. Especially if I got a real room and not a half room. I kind of grooved on the half room but it was a little snug and thank goodness we are both reasonably compact. Made for mad snuggling tho. The bed was very comfortable, the room on the 4th floor facing the street and not the avenue was quiet even with the window open at night. There were baskets of accouterments and other thoughtful things but not like Christmas comes to your hotel room like some places. Check in at the stand-up desk was fast and painless. The room was unready upon our arriving so we got some coffee wood tokens for our trouble and they served me well the next few mornings in the lobby coffee place. The courtyard out back and the one in front are chill places you won't get at many City properties and they will make you chill and happy as well. People say the bar in the evening is nice too but amazingly we did not experience this pleasure for as we were in like every other speakeasy in Chelsea and what's with all of the hidden bars. The High Line Park is one of the most special NYC experiences and this having shelter from the storm a half block away that feels like a world away is very very cool. This is kind of a simple thing in life. I hope you give this place a try. read more

The hotel is charming and beautiful decor. Staff and overall vibe were so so. Seemed very quiet and I didn't see many people while I stayed there, which was over the wend. So, I guess that could be seen as a pro or con. Location good for that area. I thought in comparison to other hotels, it was overpriced. Seemed like a cool place to bring doggos, but unfortunately mine weren't in NY with me. read more