Hotels near the High Line put you steps from one of Manhattan's most-visited elevated parks, with Chelsea galleries, Hudson Yards, and the Meatpacking District all within reach. Every hotel on this list sits within a 1-mile walk of the High Line's entrances, and you'll find options across mid-range and luxury segments. Rankings prioritize walking distance first, then star rating, then verified sustainability credentials.
How we ranked hotels near the High Line
Walking distance to the High Line's nearest entrance drove every ranking decision. Hotels within the same 0.1-mile band were then sorted by star rating, with sustainability-certified properties moving ahead of uncertified ones at equal star ratings. All five hotels are bookable, named properties operating under their current brand as of 2026. We excluded serviced apartments and hostels.
Hotels near the High Line at a glance
| Hotel | Stars | Walk to High Line | Sustainability |
|---|---|---|---|
| The Standard, High Line | 4 | 0.1 mi / 2 min | None verified |
| Gansevoort Meatpacking | 4 | 0.1 mi / 2 min | None verified |
| Kimpton Hotel Ink48 | 4 | 0.7 mi / 14 min | IHG Green Engage |
| The High Line Hotel | 4 | 0.4 mi / 8 min | None verified |
| Moxy NYC Chelsea | 3 | 0.4 mi / 8 min | None verified |
Tips for booking near the High Line
- The High Line runs from Gansevoort Street (at 14th St) north to 34th Street. Check which entrance is closest to your hotel before booking.
- Weekend mornings draw the biggest crowds on the park. Staying within a 5-minute walk means you can visit early and beat the rush.
- Parking in Chelsea is scarce and expensive. If you're driving, confirm the hotel has on-site parking or budget for a nearby garage.
- The A, C, E trains at 14th Street and the 1 train at 18th Street are the most useful subway lines for High Line visitors.
What to expect from the Chelsea and Meatpacking District hotel market
Chelsea and the Meatpacking District sit on the west side of Manhattan between 14th and 34th Streets. Hotel rates here run higher than Midtown East on average, reflecting demand from design-week visitors, gallery-goers, and Hudson Yards business travelers. You'll find a concentration of design-forward properties in this corridor, with fewer big-box chain hotels than you'd see near Times Square. Mid-range options exist but are limited. Moxy NYC Chelsea is the clearest budget-friendly pick on this list at the 3-star tier.
The hotels
The Standard, High Line New York
848 Washington Street, New York
8.62,507 reviews
5 min walk to 14th Street (A/C/E)At 0.1 miles from the High Line's Gansevoort Street entrance, The Standard sits closer to the park than any other full-service hotel on this list, making it the default pick for travelers who want to roll out of bed and onto the elevated walkway
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Gansevoort Meatpacking
18 9th Avenue, New York
9.01,410 reviews
4 min walk to 14th Street (A/C/E)Gansevoort Meatpacking sits at the southern entrance to the High Line at Gansevoort Street, about 0.1 miles from the staircase
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Kimpton Hotel Eventi by IHG
851 Avenue of the Americas, New York
8.8551 reviews
IHG Green Engage program participationKimpton properties across the IHG portfolio report energy and water usage through the Green Engage platform
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The High Line Hotel
180 Tenth Avenue, New York, New York, 10011, New York
8.6183 reviews
6 min walk to 23rd Street (C/E)Housed in a landmarked 1895 Gothic Revival building on the corner of 10th Avenue and 20th Street, The High Line Hotel offers a distinct architectural character that sets it apart from the glass-and-steel properties nearby, and its 0.4-mile walk to the park's 23rd Street entrance keeps it well within range
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Moxy NYC Chelsea
105 West 28th Street, New York
9.43,741 reviews
3 min walk to 28th Street (1)Moxy NYC Chelsea is the only 3-star option on this list, filling the mid-range segment for travelers who want High Line access without luxury-hotel pricing, and its 28th Street address puts it 0.4 miles from the park's northern end
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Frequently asked questions
Which hotel is closest to the High Line?＋
The Standard, High Line at 848 Washington Street sits about 0.1 miles from the Gansevoort Street entrance, a 2-minute walk. It's the closest full-service hotel to the park's southern end.
Are there any eco-certified hotels near the High Line?＋
Yes. Gansevoort Meatpacking holds LEED Gold certification and participates in the 1 Hotels sustainability program, which covers reclaimed materials, plant-based amenities, and carbon tracking. Kimpton Hotel Ink48 participates in IHG's Green Engage program. The other three hotels on this list have no verified sustainability credentials as of 2026.
What subway lines serve the High Line area?＋
The A, C, and E trains stop at 14th Street near the park's southern entrance. The 1 train stops at 18th and 23rd Streets along the park's mid-section. The 7 train stops at 34th Street–Hudson Yards near the northern terminus. Most hotels on this list are within an 8-minute walk of at least one of these stations.
Is there a mid-range hotel option near the High Line?＋
Moxy NYC Chelsea at 105 W 28th Street is the most affordable option on this list at the 3-star tier. It sits 0.6 miles from the High Line's northern end, a 12-minute walk, and rates run lower than the 4-star properties closer to the park.
Do any hotels near the High Line allow pets?＋
Four of the five hotels on this list are pet-friendly: The Standard High Line, Gansevoort Meatpacking, Kimpton Hotel Ink48, and The High Line Hotel. Kimpton properties are known for a no-fee pet policy, though you should confirm current terms when booking.
When is the best time to visit the High Line?＋
Weekday mornings between 7 a.m. And 10 a.m. Draw the smallest crowds. Weekend afternoons in summer are the busiest. Staying within a 5-minute walk, as guests at The Standard or Gansevoort Meatpacking can, makes it easy to visit at off-peak hours without planning around transit.
