The High Line Hotel

The historic charm, the location

There are hotels that have "shabby chic" and there are hotels that, like this one, are just neglectfully shabby. What a disappointment for the amount of money spent on the room... that there is no real lobby is a structural choice they made, which is sad. That they refuse to turn the coffee station into a bar at night (when the outdoor bar is closed due to weather) is a poor choice, like they don't care about the guests... that they leave a window air-condition in the window when it's cold and have a tape keep the plastic together--and the outside noise and cold air come into the first-floor room, is a choice, as well. The curtains could use rehanging, the towels are so frayed that they tear, and despite claiming it's a "deluxe" room, there is neither light not end-table on one side (and you have to jump over the bed to get to your side of the bed (when coupled).

Bathroom was clean Clean linen Little too dark for me

Absolutely amazing staff and feels as though you are in a movie! Fantastic location. Chic scene. Dog lovers paradise.

Best staff service in NYC. Charming setting next to the High Line and near fantastic restaurants. A jewel on the far west side!

Being a native New Yorker, as always great to go back to the High line to stay for a week as it always feels like home and the staff is excellent great location and great integration between Hotel guests the community

The fire alarm device, positioned directly over the bed, flashed repeatedly and reflected on the television at the foot of the bed. The furniture was considerably worn since our last visit two years ago. The first room we had was so tiny that I bumped my head on protruding walls- rooms in that configuration should not be rented for overnight guests. We were moved at our request. The second room (with adequate head space for a 5'4" woman) did not have a closet. To open a suitcase meant blocking one side of the bed. On a positive note, the staff was excellent.

I loved staying at the High Line Hotel. Everything was amazing. nothing.

nothing.

Coffee was great

One of my favourites

I love boutique style’s hotels and this one checked all of the boxes. It was very charming, nicely decorated, and conveniently located. The building/property was one of my favorite details as well as the outdoor bar area which felt like I was in Europe, specifically in London because of a double decker UK bus that sat at the end of the bar garden as a decor. My only feedback to the hotel is that it’s time for some touch up work ie… repainting the walls in the room, replacing the velvet drapes and updating the bathroom (my sink worked fine but had a crack in it). Otherwise it was a great stay and the bed was very comfortable!

Heritage hotel in a great area. Good size room with quirky vintage furniture. Great coffee shop in lobby

The charm and little details. I totally sent the postcard embossed to a friend. Bar closed before 9.

When I arrived, which was a half hour past check-in time, the room was still not ready. I also requested a high-floor, which they said they could accomodate, and then could not. FInally, on Hotels.com it banners that pets stay free. They do not.

I love this hotel for the building, boutique-style. I wish it was a little better taken care of but will always come back!

A bit drab and run down weird energy!

Great hotel with lots of charm.

Gym pass was false advertising. Run down rooms. AC is a window unit that worked poorly.

Loved this property! So quaint and charming, would totally stay here again.