The Standard, High Line
Meatpacking District, Manhattan, New York
“High Line nightlife powerhouse”
Vibe
High-energy crowds drift between rooftop DJ sets, golden cocktail lounges, and communal ping-pong games beneath the High Line's steel tracks.
“High Line nightlife powerhouse”
DJ sets at Le Bain, cocktails at Top of The Standard, and ping pong in the beer garden.
Concrete piers straddling the High Line, with Roman and Williams mid-century interiors and floor-to-ceiling glass walls.
Corner soaking tubs overlooking the Hudson River, custom minibars, and floor-to-ceiling glass walls in every room.
In the Meatpacking District straddling the High Line, surrounded by packed nightlife venues, restaurants, and galleries.
Rooms
Floor-to-ceiling glass walls frame wide views of the Hudson River, with freestanding soaking tubs set directly against the skyline.
Backstory
Architect Todd Schliemann raised the building on massive concrete stilts in 2009, intentionally straddling the newly converted elevated rail park.
Eat & drink
The Standard Grill lays down penny-tiled floors and steakhouse banquettes, while Le Bain pairs an indoor plunge pool with rooftop drinks.
The neighborhood
Cobblestone streets run past contemporary art galleries, Meatpacking fashion boutiques, and the elevated promenade entering right below the lobby.
The app
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