The High Line Hotel

Our room was very loud on the 1st floor (10 & 11) - windows faced major, busy 10th avenue, as well as the courtyard that services as both an early am coffee area and late night bar area. Lights are kept on all night to encourage “lingering”, let alone the curtains do not completely block the light. The 1st floor rooms are also directly above the kitchen and inside bar, with an open staircase leading directly up to the rooms - sound traveling. Complaints and request to move rooms made, but hotel was full and no accommodations could be made until our last night of four. Spent over $3500 for little sleep ... could and should have stayed somewhere else

We stayed at the High Line Hotel while attending an event at Chelsea Piers so the location can't be beat and the staff was lovely. Great water pressure in the shower and extensive minibar if that's your kind of thing. We did have to fight over the one bathrobe. But my biggest complaint is the bed: uncomfortable, squeaky, and we kept rolling into the middle - clearly they need some mattress updates. All the lighting in the entire place - hallways, elevators, rooms - is incredibly dark. I know this is a stylistic choice but I really didn't like it.

amazing!

Overall enjoyed The High Line Hotel VERY much. Room was not huge but had everything you need. The bed was one of the best I've ever slept in. Great area if you don't mind a walk to the subway. I need GF foods and the cafe downstairs didn't have anything I could eat - but the coffee was excellent and the Cookshop restaurant next door was delicious.

Very accommodating to my request for a quiet room--which was courtyard exposure on top floor. Staff was very helpful and pleasant.. Highly recommend--will definitely stay here again. Perfect location for most of our planned activities.