No photos, but, pretty fabulous, upscale, and grown. Reminds me of Seville located at the James…read more Beautiful rooftop, view, pool, and speak easy upstairs. Best skinny Mezcal margarita I've ever had! Didn't get much food but the half baked cookies were dark chocolate which made it a no for me. Still a great texture and taste. People are friendly and pretty diverse(besides the waitstaff--get it together). All the waiters had a super 1920s look that was memorable and they were super super kind. The toilets had 1980s handles, preposterous. The free candy buffet was redeeming.

Service was disappointing, but the pasta and oysters were genuinely delicious. The bathrooms were…read morealso very clean.

This hotel is nice, but it is too old fashion design for me. I like more modern hotels. It is…read moredesigned to be old fashion, classy, and dark. I do love the lobby. It's seems more like a library with the books around. I like the fire place area too. The lobby has a lot of sitting and has complimentary coffee and tea area. The room was a decent size. I do not like the design of the rooms, but then again, it's made to be an old fashion theme design. The business center was a small room, might have one on each floor but I am not sure. The gym was also nice but very small, not much equipment there. It is a nice hotel but its not for me, due to the design and size of the gym.

Fantastic spot from top to bottom! Central location across from Chelsea market. Cool design and…read moretheme, nice cozy wood lobby and rooms. Small rooms typical to nyc but well designed. Can't believe I got a tub! Staff are fantastic, and on a rainy Sunday this place felt like a cozy cruise

I was in NYC for work. The Standard's customer service is five stars. Staff is courteous and prompt…read moreto bring things up to my room when I asked for them. I had a view to the Empire State Building and that was fine. I did have to ask for a kettle and mugs. I also went to the nearby Chelsea Market for instant coffee because there was no coffee or tea in the room. For a business traveler, that's pretty inconvenient. The area around is very safe. I walked around at 11pm and although the streets were empty (it was freezing), I didn't see any trash or felt unsafe. It's not the most convenient place for shopping but Chelsea Market is four minutes away. The A-E-L trains were about seven minutes away on foot. Overall, a better experience than I expected.

Very cute hotel, especially in the common areas. Plenty of room to sit in the lobby. Elevators are…read moreamazing (there's a montage of video characters playing). Connected restaurants were a "ginger bread" like house, which served hot chocolate, chocolate with marshmallows, etc. The standard Grill had your basic breakfast/lunch/dinner entrees and then a Bier Gartern Our room was tiny! We thought it would be bigger but it was fine for 2 people. The seating area in the room, looked like a seating area for a boat lol. There are no doors to the shower, which had a garden style head. The water felt sooooooooooooooooooooo good. And there's a really dim light in the shower area. There is also a DEEP tub, big enough for 2 people i'm sure. No doors on the sink area either. Contains about 4 sets of towels, which was great. A safe, steamer, blow dryer. The bathroom had a door! Bed was very low to the floor, King size comfy. Carpet was a little different than I'm used to. The GYM has the best views lol. 17th floor. A ton of equipment to use TV is as low as the bed. Our view was allllllllllllllll City buildings and the water. It was beautiful!!!! There is uncovered parking. Since it snowed, we parked a few blocks away in a covered garage, not affiliated with the hotel. We did this because the hotel staff said we would need to shovel ourselves out etc. Metro was about a strong 5+ minute walk. A/B/C lines

I found out the hard way that the hotel does not have sound proofing between rooms. TV in…read moreneighboring room sounded as if in my room. When complaint was made to hotel front desk they informed us there is a curfew because they are aware of issue. They need to fix. Good luck sleeping if neighbors are not !

Every time we have come here it's been a nice experience. We typically get massages at the…read moreWoodhouse spa and head over to the bar which is such a nice area to grab a quick drinks. Shout out to the cool bartenders!

Worked a show at The Gramercy theatre and 3 artist friends invited me to one of the many fine…read moredining areas and bars of the Chelsea . The first visual of the inside is how elegant and wonderfully restored it all is . Lovely smiling staff KMA very busy cool Friday Finally found a table with help from lovely lady host . We were lavished on service and great food for a few hours . Our server Danny was so efficient and cool and laughed at my cheesey jokes that it reminded me of better days ! He worked hard all night to wait the tables with smile and gracefulness . He along with the staff and great food makes this my new go to place ! Was taken aback by how gorgeous it all was !! Go and lavish yourself !

Beautiful old school hotel and restaurant. Great vibe and decor. Only got drinks but food looked…read moreclassic french bistro and service was solid. Would love to come back.

I booked a last-minute 48-hour trip to NYC and stayed at Gansevoort Meatpacking NYC--and overall,…read moreit was a really lovely experience. From the moment we arrived, Grace set the tone. She was incredibly kind and welcoming, even giving our dog a treat at check-in, which was such a thoughtful touch. We booked the "Woolf " package, and it exceeded expectations--our pup had a comfortable dog bed, bowls, and we were given great recommendations for dog-friendly restaurants in the area. Grace went above and beyond by sending a bottle of champagne to our room for my birthday, which was such a nice surprise. The room itself was clean, well-appointed, and had a small balcony, which made it feel extra special for a quick city escape. Anytime we needed something, the front desk responded quickly and took care of it without issue. The only downside was our experience at the rooftop bar. Unfortunately, the service there was pretty disappointing. That said, we didn't let it overshadow the rest of our stay, which was otherwise fantastic. Overall, I'd absolutely return and recommend this hotel--just maybe skip the rooftop bar.

Stayed here 4 nights. Everything was terrific. They do come to clean your room rather early in…read morethe morning. It's best to use your door hanger every time so they know when you're still in your room. Clean, friendly and in an amazing spot! Rooftop pool is nice as well!

The nicest dining experience I've ever had in NYC…read more The service was the biggest standout--such attentive service. The steak was incredible and every dish had incredible attention to detail.

I came here to celebrate my birthday dinner. The restaurant itself was beautiful but I prefer the…read moreambiance of RH rooftop more. This restaurant was very dark, great for a date night though.  My cocktail was great. To eat, I had their filet mignon. It came with asparagus and a delicious sauce. Everything else was a la carte. My sister enjoyed her Chinese chicken salad and baked potato with caviar. For dessert we had a slice of birthday cake, they did bring this out with a candle.  Overall, it was a great dining experience, however, there are plenty of other restaurants in the area with more charm. With the high prices for these meals, you expect it to be good, and it was, but we ate at some more lively restaurants on this visit that I enjoyed more.

The location of this hotel is great, walking out you can take the harbor boat to Manhattan within…read more10 minutes. If you get back late, there's a direct bus from Manhattan station to a bus stop across the hotel. The views are also beautiful, overlooking the waterfront between NYC and NJ. Service is quick and friendly. My only gripe with the hotel, similar to other reviews, is that the hotel is pretty dated. The elevators are slow and the interior of the rooms are old. They are very spacious, but there's awkward placement of tables, couches, etc. The bed is very comfortable.

This is a serviceable hotel in an area with few choices. You'll get the basic service that you need…read morefor a hotel, which includes a fairly easy check-in, clean rooms, a restaurant on site and parking in an area that is pretty busy, although you have to pay for it. I've stayed here a few times, so I feel like I could give a pretty accurate assessment on the experience. The folks at the front desk are always pleasant, although they can't really do much to enhance your stay and don't seem to pay attention to status. Two years in a row, I had to advocate for a breakfast voucher after learning I should have gotten one from the restaurant. Last year you used to get a hot breakfast with status, this year they changed it to this weird continental breakfast. It's not even worth it. The rooms are so outdated and really need to be upgraded. It's such a shame that with a view like that on the outside, that the view on the inside doesn't match. There is plenty of parking behind the hotel. You just need to pay for it daily. But honestly, in that area, it's worth it. The restaurant is interesting... the music is always way too loud, it's been that way for three years. Breakfast is pretty simple, there is something for everybody though. The staff are very sweet in the morning. At night, it turns into this random collection of people with average food and terrible bartenders. That has certainly been consistent every year. Although I guess you don't really go to a hotel bar for good service? Overall, this is a pretty average day that checks the boxes of what you would need for a hotel. If they were to do renovations, it would certainly enhance the experience.

Absolutely perfect location with top comfort, quality, ambiance, walkability and everything you…read morecould ever want out of an NYC lodging experience. Some plans changed leading up to our stay due to our son getting sick and the team was immensely helpful, moving our dates at no cost. We enjoyed a 5-minute walk to the 23rd St. Station, Olympia Deli & Juice (Which I highly recommend hitting up for cheap delicious breakfast), dozens of incredible coffee shops, 7th Street Burger, and the iconic Flatiron Building. Also nearby are numerous great coffee shops and this is a 15-20 minute walk from Chelsea Market where you'll find Los Tacos No.1 and so many incredible stores. Our room was compact, but intentionally optimized spacially. We had a king bed with a Twin bunk bed and since our toddler always found his way into our bed, the bunk served to keep our luggage and clunkier stuff off the ground. Everything was perfectly clean, the team always attentive and while we didn't have a full meal at Lulla (restaurant in lobby) but their cookies and gelato were CLUTCH. We'll be staying here for any and all future NYC trips. View from the window outside the elevator on 42 floor is incredible as well as outside our 15th floor room window!

The location is absolutely fabulous. I really liked how close it was to transportation and how many…read morespots that had great eats at SUPER late times of the day. The rooms are really nice but the bathrooms are not so private.. It's separated by a barn door so EVERYTHING can be heard. The city view is worth. We had a window facing the opposing building which wasn't terrible but I wish I spent the extra $50.. The downstairs is pretty lively and has a neat lounge that people hangout in. I wish tourists that were littered all over it had a little more class and didn't lay down on couches and smell like shxt LOL... I'd book again.

Cute West Side Boutique hotel. Great Coffee shop, friendly staff and comfortable spaces. Free day…read morepass to Chelsea Piers

Not value for money. I had family stay here and was very disappointed on how rundown the hotel is…read more Staff were great and the mattress was very comfortable - but that is all that was good. This place needs a lot of work.