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    The Standard, High Line

    3.2 (800 reviews)
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    Antwaun W.

    Excellent stay here at The Standard High Line. My wife and I really enjoyed the room, the views and the service. We always loved this neighborhood. Check-in was fast and easy. The Liberty Corner King has stunning views east, west & south. We were on the 13th floor and got the Empire State building, freedom tower, Statue of Liberty and Jersey along the Hudson River with an amazing sunset. The hotel is large (I think 18 floors), yet it had a very boutique feel to it. They provide slippers, robes, an umbrella and a steamer. Fully stocked minibar. Customer service was outstanding. Everywhere we walked throughout the property, every employee was friendly and made an effort to say hello. Special thanks to Melissa for making our anniversary memorable. David was great as well. There is a rooftop nightclub which we faintly heard the music from. It didn't disturb our sleep though on the plush comfortable bed. Seems like the 12th floor might be the best location to be completely undisturbed. The hotel is trendy, sexy with a touch of hipster vibe. Not the most traditional, but perfect for my stay. My wife and I agreed that we will return.

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    Noesh H.

    I had a great stay at The Standard Hotel. I was there for a few weeks and everything was up to par. The room was clean and spacious. The front desk staff are so incredibly sweet and accommodating. Centrally located in Chelsea, this hotel gives you the ability to walk around the different suburbs easily. The check-in/check-out process was seamless! There are also credits worth exploring through AMEX. I would definitely stay here again.

    View from 8th floor hotel room window
    Whitney L.

    From SF. Stayed here for a small trip during Pride 2025. I'll start by saying the outside and visual appeal of the hotel is really appealing. Location was cool too. We walked almost everywhere once we figured out it wasn't too bad to get some exercise in. Upon checking in (side note- checking in ahead of time does nothing but it was a swift check-in on a Thursday evening), concierge asked us if we were noise sensitive. Apparently they have a club on the 18th floor and floors closer to the top get pretty loud. Club is open until 4am. I was flexible but my partner is noise sensitive when falling asleep so we opted for a quieter room. Even on the 8th floor we could still hear the music pretty clearly so I can't imagine how loud it is closer to the 18th floor. She mentioned she upgraded us to a Queen deluxe (?) We thanked her and proceeded to our room. 8th floor right by the elevators. View was cool. (Could see the Whitney Museum from our window as well as the river and a soccer field.) We noticed pretty quickly that the room was tiny. Which isn't the end of the world. We realize it's NY and we were not gonna spend that much time in the hotel room anyways. The bathroom and toilet are separated. Toilet room is cramped I would say. The bathroom portion is where our biggest issue was. There is a very deep and spacious bathtub but the shower was very poorly designed. The water goes everywhere because there is no door or curtain or lip to catch the water. So it spills out to the sink area and makes it extremely slippery and dangerous. We had to pile towels on the floor by the edge to try to keep the water contained. It was futile. I didn't even want to take a shower anymore. I decided on a bath after that. Not many places to hang towels or put items. Small closet with steamer. Bed was very soft. Like too soft for me. But that's just my opinion. Carpet appears a bit dingy. Couldn't get the light above our bed to turn on. There is a Bluetooth speaker for music. Small sitting area with table and booth. Baby fridge and 2 waters/day. My partner expressed interest in switching hotels a day into our stay but I felt like that would be a hassle. Definitely not worth the price in our opinion and would not come back if/when we come back to NY.

    View from the sitting area in a Premium King room.
    Peggy C.

    I had a very nice two-night staycation at The Standard. I booked a Premium Deluxe Room and requested a quiet room, which put me on a lower floor. Despite being lower to the ground, the view from my room was still fantastic, which is what I wanted. Being a New Yorker, I had no interest in seeing more buildings on my vacation, so it was nice to be able to look downtown and onto the river. It's also cool seeing how the High Line goes right through the building. The room was also a perfect setup for me: not large (what NYC hotel room is?), but efficiently laid out, with a useful sitting area with table, and separate shower/tub area from the toilet/sink area. I enjoyed the soaking tub, but I concur with other complaints that for a luxe hotel at a luxe price, you would expect some sort of bath products to make the experience nicer. Thankfully, I read other reviews and knew to bring some bath salts with me. I called Housekeeping to ask for a pair of slippers to use in-room, as well as a kettle. The service was friendly and prompt each time. This was helpful, as when I initially checked in, one of the hotel staff members had a bit of a snobby demeanor. Everyone else I encountered was great, though. I felt the room was understandably a bit drafty, with the ceiling to floor windows, but I adjusted the temperature as needed, and was fine. The location is great: Chelsea Market, Pier 57, Little Island, and shopping nearby. Overall, I had a fantastic stay!

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    Shawn D.

    Please be aware that the Standard caters to hip urban kids that feed on minimalism and cool. Upon walking into the crammed and tiny lobby with irritating lights, confusing signage, and a hallway so dark you can hardly figure out how to get to the elevators, we knew we were in trouble. The rooms are hyper-modern and small, meaning your bathroom sink is in the shower, along with the trash cans, and your bed is on the floor, along with the TV. Hated everything about it and not for those that like elbow room, comfort, and a little opulence. The adjoining restaurant was lovely and the staff were friendly but other than that the hotel and room were awful.

    Came for a Thanksgiving getaway this year and so glad we did! Love love love this hotel. I'm 63 so while there's a bit of a hipster vibe, the hotel is all about good service & hospitality which makes me feel included, not alienated. I've stayed here 7 or 8 times and love the location, views of the Hudson, convenience to everywhere and the smartly designed, super cute rooms (perhaps a bit small but seriously it's NYC) Wanna shout out Rosa who was particularly kind and sent us a complimentary bottle--TY Rosa! After all these years I think The Standard still takes hospitality seriously and for that we are grateful and will continue to stay here

    Jeffrey S.

    Enjoyed staying here Christmas Eve. Room was upgraded I guess because they weren't very busy. Comfy bed with a great view of the Hudson looking north towards midtown. Room was a tad rundown and the shower was downright silly. Called a peekaboo it was a small room containing a shower, vanity and towels with no shower door. The drain was on the floor next to the cabinet so the room flooded whenever I'd shower. The stay included breakfast at the Standard Grill, always a fan favorite. Service was excellent with a friendly, accommodating staff who seemed genuinely happy to be working. Lobby is cool as was the outdoor area. I consider the hotel to be well priced and the location really can't be beat. A short walk to The Roastery, Chelsea Market and the Highline makes this a top choice when making the grueling 20 minute drive to stay in Manhattan. Kudos

    Cruise ship on the Hudson
    Dan G.

    This is our favorite place to stay in NYC. You pay a premium for great quality here. My wife and I always get the suite with a bathtub overlooking Little Island whenever we need to unwind and have been going for over 10 years. Rooms are always spotless. Food is always fantastic, especially the steak with frites and eggs Benedict. We get a bottle of wine and stare out the floor-to-ceiling windows to enjoy the Hudson River, High Line and generally people watch. We're not big club goers, but the amazing City Winery is just across the street and there are incredible restaurants all around the Standard. One of the things that I love about the Standard is the attentive and friendly staff at every level. Even taking the elevator is a fun experience with the artistic video displays that vary from elevator to elevator. We have stayed at hotels throughout Brooklyn and Manhattan and this is easily our first choice!

    View from our Room on the 9th floor.
    Rachel J.

    Listen, I am only knocking off one star because there are some technological issues that the Standard needs to adjust to come up to standard, such as more USB plugs in the rooms, as well as an alarm clock, better Wi-fi connection and electrical outlets that actually hold the plug while in use. All that aside, the guest experience here is unmatched from start to finish. I even left behind my child's iPad accidentally and Tyrell, the shipping manager, is absolutely amazing. Please give that man a raise and/or all of the money he needs to be satisfied in life because he has kept in contact with me like no other and has been such a pleasure to work with and speak to. I wish him all the best in his career and in life and hope to encounter more genuine and positive human beings like him. The staff at the front desk was also cordial and kind upon arrival and everyone that we ran into in the housing department was just as pleasant. We did stay with our daughter, but I would definitely strongly hold to the statement that The Standard is leaning heavily toward the "grown & sexy" vibe. So perfect for a couple's trip. I did not personally try their room service menu, but they do offer a variety of food from wagyu steak, to chicken wings, to salmon on your Caesar salad and even a good pickle.

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    Dipali G.

    There was a really interesting vibe to this hotel! Apparently there is some interesting news about this hotel if you Google it! I liked the hotel, I was able to check in early and it is in a great location - very close to the pier in meatpacking! There are also a ton of bars and restaurants nearby that make it ideal. We had breakfast here and the American breakfast was delicious! The room however did have a few kinks- the tables were slanted so things slipped consistently and the shower had a weird faucet!

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    AWFUL!! Not worth any amount of money. Always bad, service is always bad and management has failed at this hotel.

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    Ask the Community - The Standard, High Line

    What is the deposit?

    There was no deposit. I paid once my visit was over.

    Can the bathtubs fit two people?

    yeah if you're lucky enough to get a tub with a plug that works :)

    Do all the rooms come with a tub in the room?

    Yes, the plug was a bit tricky but someone came and showed me how how to use it correctly. They were very helpful.

    Is this hotel near a train station or a bus stop in is it a nice hotel in a good area?

    There is a bus stop one block north of the hotel on 14th Street. It is in the Chelsea neighborhood. Lots of diversity near the hotel. There is the Chelsea Market, Whitney Museum and The High Line to name a few. Happy exploring.

    Does this hotel have a gym?

    Yes. See http://www.standardhotels.com/new-york/features/gym-standard-high-line

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    You have incredible views of the Manhattan skyline and Hudson River from your hotel room with the floor to ceiling windows.

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    During our adventures in the Meatpacking district my friend insisted we pay a visit to The Top of…read moreThe Standard for the amazing view. We got there shortly after they opened (4 pm), so it wasn't busy. On your way to the rooftop you'll pass through a nightclub, which reminded me of a discotheque reminiscent of Studio 54. According to my friend, it doesn't get hopping until later and good times are had. There is a jacuzzi inside, so I can only imagine the wild antics that occur. I would have absolutely been a regular here back in the day. The Rooftop is spacious with plenty of places to chill & relax. I ordered a Cucumber Limonade $16 (Vodka, Cucumber, Lime, & Elderflower). It was crisp & refreshing. Perfect for this beautiful sunny day. My friend was right. The view was stunning - with sweeping views of the city and the harbor. It was so nice to be so high up above the bustling city without a care in the world.

    Stopped by with some friends and unfortunately didn't get to eat or drink there because of an issue…read morewith alcohol service. One person in our group may have seemed a little off, and because of that, the staff refused to serve any of us alcohol. We get that they have policies to follow, but it felt a bit unfair to penalize the entire group--especially since the rest of us weren't drinking or acting out of line. To make things more confusing, they came back later and said we could order alcohol after all, but by that point, the mood was already off and we decided to leave. The place didn't seem bad overall, but that experience definitely left a sour taste. Maybe we just caught them on a weird night. Wouldn't recommend especially being in the wine country.

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    Came here for a massive private event, we booked out the entire biergarten for it, which gives you…read morea sense of the scale this place can actually handle. The Standard Biergarten sits tucked right under the trestles of the High Line, attached to The Standard hotel, the building that famously straddles the elevated park itself like a bent-open version of the UN building. It's designed to feel like a real German beer hall dropped into the middle of the Meatpacking District: long picnic tables, communal bench seating, steins of German beer on tap, the full Oktoberfest package running twelve months a year. Here's where it fell apart for a group our size: the food came out way too slow, and there just wasn't enough of it circulating for a party that large. By the end we were acting like vultures, or those seagulls from that one animated movie, every plate that hit the table got swarmed on sight. Drinks, on the other hand, were good and came out fast, so at least nobody was thirsty while they waited on food that wasn't coming. Genuine credit where it's due: the amount of open space and seating here is rare for this city, and for a group our size, that space was the whole reason the event worked logistically at all. Ok time overall. Great venue for a big private event on paper, just make sure whoever's running your food service can actually keep pace with the headcount, because ours couldn't.

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