The Standard, High Line
Hotel · West Village
848 Washington St, New York, NY 10014, USA
Highlights
Striking architecture, river/city views, hip cafe, rooftop bars
Striking architecture, river/city views, hip cafe, rooftop bars
"The hotel at the High Line in the Meatpacking District is launching a seasonal pop-up dubbed the Soda Shop that leans into nostalgic diner flavors: popcorn‑flavored soda, frozen Dirty Shirleys (a riff on the buzzy summer 2022 drink), and savory items such as Taylor ham breakfast sandwiches, mini corn dogs, turkey clubs, with banana pudding for dessert. The concept plays into a broader city trend of new wavediners and luncheonettes and is scheduled to open to the public on June 20, according to a spokesperson." - Emma Orlow
"The Standard High Line is a bold architectural statement, embracing brutalism with an eye-popping structure and retro-future interiors." - Mark Fedeli
"An architecturally striking Meatpacking District landmark that straddles the High Line on towering pillars, offering 338 modish rooms with fluted wood details and bold bathrooms; the property is known for its lively public spaces—including a steakhouse, beer garden, taco spot, lobby cocktail lounge, rooftop pool, and nightclub—and a reputation for exhibitionist nightlife and frequent celebrity sightings." - Jennifer Flowers
"A trendy, swanky hotel adjacent to the Whitney Museum that combines lively nightlife and multiple dining outlets (including a street-level Biergarten) with floor-to-ceiling windows in every room; river-view rooms are particularly striking, and the shimmering BOOM penthouse lounge on the 19th floor provides panoramic Manhattan vistas." - Maria Yagoda Maria Yagoda Maria Yagoda is a writer, author, and editor who has traveled around the world professionally for over ten years. She was a senior editor at Food & Wine for seven years, covering travel and restaurants. Travel + Leisure Editorial Guidelines
"The Standard High Line’s rooftop bar, Le Bain, features a dynamic atmosphere, crêperie, plenty of lounge seating, and panoramic views of the Hudson River and city skyline." - Ty Gaskins
