The High Line Hotel, New York
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“Very few NYC hotels deserve the high price tag they wear. This one just may. Its interior is as grand, though delightfully quirky, with rooms that look like they could have been inhabited by a Gatsby type in the 1920s.”
Featured as Frommer’s Exceptional Choice in New York.
“A late-19th-century, redbrick, Gothic-style building on the landscaped grounds of a former seminary was transformed into this lovely hotel, full of original architectural details like stained-glass windows and pine floors.”
Featured as Fodor’s Choice in New York.
“This boutique property, set in a historic seminary, exudes an old-world collegiate sensibility. It’s a fragment of the past; a jewel in trendy West Chelsea, the district of art galleries, faddy restaurants and the namesake High Line, one of the city’s must-visit parks which lies only 50 yards west.”
What guests liked
- Beautiful building
- Boutique style
- Friendly staff
- Excellent Wifi
- Great location
- Comfortable beds
All you need to know
This five-star hotel is located on 180 Tenth Avenue in the Chelsea district of New York where it offers the best and latest in hospitality amenities and services. The hotel is quite popular among couples for being a favorite location for a two-person trip; it provides all the needed facilities for a romantic getaway.
The hotel staff are also famous for being super friendly to guests at all times; they make guests feel welcome the very moment they step into the hotel premises. The atmosphere of the hotel is soothing which is aided by the equaling soothing design of the hotel rooms and the hotel itself.
The High Line Hotel offers chic room options such as Standard Full, Standard Queen, Standard King, Deluxe King, Deluxe Double Queen, and the famous High Line Suites. The hotel rooms and suites are stylishly furnished and feature the finest of furniture and décor.
The hotel is close to several landmarks such as the Clement Clarke Moore Park which is just 100 m away, the Highline Ballroom which is 350 m away and the Chelsea Market which is about 400 m away from the hotel premises.
Rooms in the hotel are fitted with standard amenities such as free Wi-Fi for high-speed internet access, a flat-screen TV with satellite channels, air conditioning and a comfy sofa. The rooms also come with an en suite private bathroom with thoughtful touches such as free toiletries and fresh linens.
Enjoy the High Line Hotel when in NYC.
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