The High Line Hotel, New York

The High Line Hotel, located in New York's Chelsea neighborhood, features 60 rooms ranging from modest Standards with Queen beds. Each room includes a 46-inch flat-screen TV, a Jawbone MINIJAMBOX speaker, and a minibar. Bathrooms have dim lighting. Safety features include a carbon monoxide detector, fire extinguisher, smoke detector, security system, first aid kit, and window guards. Rooms offer views of 10th Avenue or High Line Park.

The hotel has a seasonal restaurant and a small coffee bar. By day, baristas prepare caffeinated drinks paired with croissants and pastries. In the evenings, the space transforms to a bar for beer, wine, and cocktails. Craft cocktails such as the frozen Negroni and Venetian Slush are available. Chicago-born Intelligentsia serves coffee.

The High Line Hotel is set in a historic structure dating back to 1895, formerly part of the General Theological Seminary. Collegiate Gothic details and an eclectic Americana style are present, along with vintage furnishings, antique rugs, and unique finds. The address evokes a New York rom-com or a European guest house. The General Theological Seminary is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and has been in use since the early 1800s.

The High Line Hotel is in West Chelsea, near art galleries and the High Line park. It is 6 minutes' walk from Chelsea Market and 10 minutes' walk from shopping and dining in the Meatpacking District. The nearest underground station is 23 Street, 600 meters away. Grand Central is 3.5 km from the property, and LaGuardia Airport is 20 km away. Newark Liberty International Airport is 28 km away. The hotel is on the corner of West 20th.

Just off 10th Avenue, the property includes a gated Parisian-style courtyard with lush gardens marked by gas lamps. The High Line, a walking path created from an old railroad track, extends over a mile from West Village to Midtown.