The High Line Hotel
Chelsea, Manhattan, New York
“Collegiate Gothic hideaway”
Condé Nast Traveler
“A little secret in the center of Chelsea, a contrast to the modern developments around the High Line park.”
Vibe
Gas lamps illuminate the red-brick courtyard, where locals sip espresso beneath the arches of an 1895 Collegiate Gothic cloister.
“Collegiate Gothic hideaway”
An 1895 Collegiate Gothic seminary dormitory featuring original pine floors, stained glass, and brick cloisters.
Roman and Williams interiors filled with rewired Western Electric rotary phones, vintage typewriters, and antique Persian rugs.
An Intelligentsia coffee bar flowing into a gas-lamp courtyard that draws neighborhood laptop workers and evening drinkers.
In West Chelsea, directly across Tenth Avenue from the High Line elevated park entrance.
Rooms
Original pine floors and antique Persian rugs anchor high-ceilinged spaces styled with working rotary phones, vintage typewriters, and garden views.
Backstory
Clement Clarke Moore, author of 'Twas the Night Before Christmas, grew apples on this land before donating it for seminary dormitories.
Eat & drink
Morning pour-overs are pulled at a custom zinc-topped Intelligentsia counter before evening cocktails spill into the leafy front garden.
The neighborhood
The High Line's 20th Street stairs sit directly across Tenth Avenue, leading into elevated gardens and West Chelsea's gallery district.
The app
Hotel Please was drawn for the phone in your hand — and this is the flat version of it.
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