The High Line Hotel
New York City, New York
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About the Hotel
In Manhattan's Chelsea neighborhood, a historic and revered structure has been transformed into what is now The High Line Hotel. The majestic cathedrals and manicured grounds of this coveted place make the hotel decidedly unique, and create a space that is both serene and stylish at once, all within the bustle of one of the world's biggest cities. From its Parisian-style courtyard entrance and beautiful gardens, to the centuries-old brick façades of the buildings, The High Line Hotel is remarkable in every way. Despite its ability to echo an era of years past, the hotel is thoroughly modern in its amenities and design, from the spacious guest rooms that are expertly furnished with antique pieces and art, to the Intelligentsia coffee bar and counter-less check-in via tablets. Rooms are designed with expertise and care, each outfitted with complimentary wireless Internet access, high definition television, plush bathrobes, and luxury bedding. Evoke the elegance of past time and place, all the while in a cutting-edge urban center, at The High Line Hotel.
Location
The High Line Hotel
180 Tenth Avenue
New York City, New York
10011
Nearest Airport: JFK, LGA
Features and Amenities
- Dining
- Coffee Shop
- On-Site Amenities
- Concierge
- Housekeeping Service
- Screening Room
- Art Collection
- Gardens
- Complimentary Local & Long Distance Calling
- In-Room Amenities
- Turndown Service
- Fireplaces
- Mini Bar
- Flat-Screen Televisions
- Luxury Linens
- Luxury Bath Amenities
- Individually Designed Rooms
- Work Desks
- Bathrobes & Slippers
- Complimentary WiFi
- Activities
- Sightseeing
- Business
- Meeting Rooms
- Conference Facilities
- Nearby
- Historic Sites
- Shopping
- Train Station
- Zoo
- Art Galleries
- Museums
- Restaurants
- Nightlife
- Antique Shopping
- Parks
- Shopping Mall
- Marina
- Theatres
- Public Transportation
- Monuments
- Amusement Parks
- Market
- Convention Center
- Colleges/Universities
- Interests
- City
- Culture & Arts
Reviews for The High Line Hotel
Not worth it
I stay in NYC a lot. Good location, but rooms a poorly decorated and have loads of bric a brac that you would find in an unwanted auction! I had a loose curtain rail, non working side light and a flickering bathroom light - none were fixed during my 4 day stay despite highlighting twice. Place needs a lot of CapEx! Staff made very little effort & the facility fee is a joke considering there are none
Resort18549208780
Avoid Standard King Room
I planned the stay as a birthday staycation with my boyfriend (we're both NYC residents). To keep it short: if you book Standard King room there is a risk you'll be put in rooms that are in the lobby in the cafe area next door to the public bathrooms and elevators. There will be a line to the bathrooms in front of your hotel door for majority of the day. The area is loud as it is a very busy cafe. The room is also on a sub-ground level, so out of your windows you'll see a brick wall. My recommendation is to go with one of the other room types, I didn't know that while booking, so had to upgrade the day of (paying a significantly higher price than what I signed up for)
nataliabmrozek - New York City, New York
Hotel is good but the room is bright and loud
I had a disappointing experience at this hotel. Bright light shone directly through the windows, and the noise levels were disruptive. Loud music from the lobby and early morning coffee preparation made it difficult to sleep. The room itself lacked proper soundproofing. I wouldn't recommend staying here, at least not on the basement floors.
vku99
Worst experience ever
I arrived this morning from running around NY with my wife and when we arrived we asked the hotel to give us two glasses to drink a bottle of water in the room. The person who attended to us did not know or could solve the problem and so he called the manager. He came and in a very rude manner told my wife that they did not have glasses, that this was not a restaurant. My wife insisted, upset with the situation and the manager (George) started to raise his voice at her. I stood up and asked him to calm down, he told me not to ask him to calm down. To which I replied that I would ask him to calm down and he told me that if I asked him to calm down he would have to kick me out of the hotel, I told him to do what he had to do, but to calm down. Having said this he told us to gather our things and leave. Unbelievable....... I do not recommend anyone to pass by here.
Sherpa05233008319
Relaxed, luxury with old world charm and great coffee!
Well situated small NYC hotel which leans into it’s antiquity while offering a relaxed ambiance, and a local hub for good coffee and dog walkers
Anne M
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