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The Standard, High Line New York
Rated Very good by our guests
Rated Very good by our guests
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The staff was accommodating and excellent in their service
Location, room and service.
The Standard, High Line sits in the heart of the Meatpacking District adjacent to the High Line elevated park. From here you can walk to art galleries, boutique shopping, waterfront parks, and top museums. The neighborhood is lively both day and night with a strong food scene (Chelsea Market, local restaurants), excellent public transport, and easy access to downtown Manhattan neighborhoods like the West Village, Greenwich Village and SoHo.
An elevated linear park built on a historic freight rail line with landscaped gardens, public art, seating and great city views.
Major museum of 20th- and 21st-century American art with rotating exhibitions and a rooftop with city views.
Indoor food hall and shopping arcade offering a wide variety of local eateries, specialty shops and artisanal goods.
Waterfront park with walking and biking paths, piers, and spaces for sports and relaxation along the Hudson River.
Trendy neighborhood known for nightlife, restaurants, designer boutiques and cobblestone streets.
Cluster of contemporary art galleries along West 20s streets — great for an afternoon of gallery-hopping.
Historic neighborhood with cafés, live music venues, and the iconic Washington Square Arch and park.
Iconic skyscraper with observation decks offering panoramic views of New York City.
Make the most of your stay at The Standard, High Line New York with this convenient itinerary that covers the best attractions in in New York:
New York City is a global cultural, dining and entertainment capital — museums, theaters, world-class restaurants, iconic skyline views and vibrant neighborhoods make it endlessly appealing. The Standard, High Line is a strong choice because of its unbeatable location adjacent to the High Line and the Meatpacking District, modern design with floor-to-ceiling windows, lively on-site restaurants and bars, and staff widely praised for helpful service. It places you within walking distance of parks, museums, shopping and excellent transport connections, making it convenient for both leisure and business travelers.
The Standard, High Line New York
848 Washington Street
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Seasonal guide to help you plan the perfect trip to in New York
Fall
Summer and the winter holiday period — busiest and most expensive (outdoor events and holiday markets).
Late January–February and certain shoulder weeks in early spring — lower hotel rates and fewer tourists.
March–May: Temperatures generally range from cool to mild (40s–60s°F / ~5–20°C). Parks bloom (Central Park, Brooklyn Botanic Garden) and outdoor dining begins to open up.
The iconic ball drop and celebration in Midtown Manhattan that draws large crowds and heavy security.
Annual Thanksgiving parade with large character balloons, floats, marching bands, and celebrity performances—route along Central Park West to Macy's Herald Square.
High-profile film festival (typically April) showcasing films, panels, and special screenings across Lower Manhattan.
June Pride events centered in Manhattan with parades, parties, and cultural programming across boroughs.
One of the world’s largest marathons (usually November) traversing all five boroughs, attracting elite athletes and thousands of participants.
Biannual fashion industry events in Manhattan featuring runway shows, presentations, and trade gatherings.
Fireworks displays over the East River and Hudson, with viewing points across the city and themed events.
Iconic holiday season events with the tree lighting ceremony and seasonal markets (late November–December).
Layer clothing year-round: lightweight breathable layers in spring and summer (and a packable rain jacket), warmer insulated layers in fall and winter including a windproof outer layer. Comfortable walking shoes are essential—many streets are uneven. In summer carry a water bottle and sunscreen; in winter bring a warm hat, gloves, and waterproof boots for slushy sidewalks. Check weather forecasts before heading out and allow extra time for travel during snow or heavy rain.
New York City hotel prices vary widely by season, neighborhood, and major events. Peak pricing occurs in Summer (June–August) and during the winter holiday stretch around Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year’s Eve. Major events—New Year’s Eve in Times Square, Fashion Weeks (Feb/Sept), the NYC Marathon (Nov), major conventions, and large trade shows—can cause steep short-term spikes and limited availability. Weekends are usually more expensive than midweek for leisure travel; business travel raises weekday rates in Midtown Manhattan. Budget travelers can find lower rates in outer boroughs (Brooklyn, Queens) and by booking nonrefundable deals or staying midweek. Value windows typically appear in late January and February after the holidays and sometimes in early fall shoulder periods, when hotels offer discounts and packages. Always compare neighborhood options (Lower Manhattan and Midtown are pricier), watch event calendars, and book refundable or flexible rates if plans may change.
Insider advice to help you make the most of your visit
Efficient public transit is the fastest way to get around Manhattan and the boroughs; taxis, rideshares, bikes, and walking complement the system.
Stay in a centrally located neighborhood that matches your interests—Midtown for first-time visitors and attractions, Greenwich Village/West Village for dining and nightlife, Williamsburg/Brooklyn for a local vibe and lower hotel prices. Book major attractions and restaurants in advance, monitor the MTA for service changes, and build some free time into your itinerary for neighborhood exploration rather than trying to see everything.
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