High Line, NYC

Bigger bed. Bigger room. The 250-square-foot Standard King offers a super comfy king-size bed with very fancy linens, working/eating/lounging alcove, a rain shower (and sometimes a tub) with natural light, plus a big city view. Cozy hooded robes, extra large towels, big down pillows, a Bluetooth speaker, and a full wall of floor-to-ceiling windows come standard, naturally. 

What’s “superior” exactly? A higher floor (11-17) means a better, even more breathtaking view. As you might expect, the 250-square-foot Superior King offers a super comfy king-size bed, working/eating/relaxing alcove, a full wall of floor-to-ceiling windows, and a rain shower and tub with natural light and a sightline onto the city. Cozy hooded robes, very fancy linens, extra large towels, big fluffy pillows, a Bluetooth speaker, an overstocked minibar, and a full wall of floor-to-ceiling windows come standard, naturally. 

*This room includes slats on the shower/tub for those who need some privacy from their roommate. 

Our most in-demand room type, you’d be hard-pressed to find an inch of the 400 square feet that doesn’t have an uninterrupted view through three walls of floor-to-ceiling glass. Perched over the majestic Hudson River with Gotham in every direction, there’s an oversized freestanding tub, an all-glass rain shower—both with ideal sunset views—a large working/dining alcove, and a super cozy king-size bed. 

A wood-paneled adult playground, the spacious Liberty Suite features a seven-foot round platform bed, teacup bathtub for two, and huge views of the Hudson River and downtown Manhattan through walls and walls of floor-to-ceiling windows. The 575-square-foot suite is also decked out with carpeted platform lounging areas, a dining area for six, fully-stocked wet bar, separate bedroom, and a large walk-in rain shower for two. Vive la Liberty! 

Every inch of this spacious, top-floor 875-square-foot suite was custom made to bring out you and your guests’ most spirited selves. There are two living rooms—one with a fully stocked wet bar, dining room table for four, powder room, and a shag carpet. The second room has two deep leather sofas that look onto the Empire State Building with the bedroom area which has a super comfy king-size bed and an irresponsibly oversized shower. Of course, stunning views, very fancy sheets, and a top-of-the line sound system come standard, naturally.