Hearth on the High Line

This place is an absolute must! The views, the location, the service is really everything you could ask for. My family and were walking the high line and randomly stopped by and so glad we did. Our server Rylan was one of the kindest individuals i have ever met - he’s knowledge of the city, inquisitive nature, and smile was truly contagious. Definitely going to stop by again

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Simple menu!
Order and they bring the food to you!
Nice staff!

Kid-friendliness: Kids are welcomed with their parents!

Wheelchair accessibility: Elevator takes you up to the Highline...follow signs and you are at the bistro...no stairs to navigate

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 4

Service: 4

Recommended dishes: Ham & Fontina, Tomato & Mozzarella, Whipped Ricotta Toast, Chips, Marinated Tuna

Came upon this place while on the Highline. I had a Prosecco and a wonderful plate of Hummus, Crudite, and Olives with about 15 pieces of Crostini to accompany. It was all delicious and a nice amount for a snack. The two guys begins the counter were super friendly (Andy?Jarred? It's been about 3 weeks and my memory isn't what it used to be). I really loved this place and it's not directly on the Highline path so it was nice to step out if the crowd for a bit. It's lower than the highline so you have to look for it. I'm glad i know about this place and highly recommend it. Thank you, guys, for being so happy!!!

Vegetarian options: My whole plate was vegan/vegetarian.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

My favorite spot to sit and grab a drink on the highline during the summer. Would highly recommend the restaurant in East Village as well.

Atmosphere: 5

Service: 5

Great place to stop and have a beer. All beers are local, so it's a great place to visit on your highline walk.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

I visited the Hearth with my ex girlfriend in October of 2017. We brought our own food but ate it on the Hearth's rooftop tables which we stumbled across while walking through the High Line. The view was amazing! We saw a small park with tables (14th Street Park) which we later visited.

Atmosphere: 5

I booked a room at the High Line Hotel for my elderly parents, and they (and we) could not have been more delighted. From the unique character of the building and rooms to the friendly staff and the feeling of an inclusive community, not to mention how well pets are treated!, we were utterly charmed and deeply grateful.

Loved this property. Location convenient, lots of restaurants in the area. Great staff, easy check in & check out. Loved the coffee bar and outdoor seating. Room was clean, quiet, and met expectations.

The first room they assigned me had a very foul smell, it seemed that it had not been cleaned for a long time or that there was something wrong internally, the next day they changed my room and it no longer had that smell but the bed really was very bad, it was sunken and didn't really let rest properly

When People Ask When Are You Going Home, I say what are you talking about I am home. As a native I am very picky. Being at the High Line is like being back in NY when I lived there. Love the staff and the neighborhood feeling.

I stayed here with my adult child who was in town on business. The main reason to stay at this hotel is if you have business in the area. While it's quaint and built about 1845 as part of a church, then used as a conference center before it became a hotel. We found the people at the front "desk" very nice and the outdoor areas lovely. Unfortunately, the rooms are small, there is no counter space in the bathrooms other than the top of the toilet and the room isn't very clean...becasue it's quite old. There are great bath sheets but no washcloths and the tv was not easy to use. The closest subway station is two avenues over and three blocks north, so very walkable. You're right next to the High Line, close to Chelsea Market and Pier 57. A few blocks away is Meat Packing and West Village. Personally, I'd rather stay in a lesser location and be more comfortable.

I never post reviews but this hotel was beyond disgusting. It was like staying in a hotel that hadn't been touched in over 100 years - the rooms were musty and I didn't want to even sit on the furniture. The lighting was so dim, it was impossible to put your make up on.

Cool vibe and great place to be during sunset. Don't miss the watermelon Frozé!Very lite food options though

Found this location by chance on a google search. So happy we did. The location was lovely-right on the High Line and blocks from Chelsea Market. The hotel itself was quirky and fun. The room was spacious and clean. Only complaint was the heat in the room however as it was unseasonably warm, the air wasn't turned on yet, so not the fault of the employees. We truly had a great time and would happily stay here again.

This hotel does not have a modern HVAC system as a result they have a heating season and cooling season. Should their be a warm spell during the heating season they have no AC and can only blow warm air into the room. The only solution they can offer is to open a window. The windows do not have screens so bugs fly in the room, plus since it is only a 5 story building you hear all the street noise, which can be quite loud. This makes it hard to sleep as the room is loud and uncomfortably warm. For these reasons I cannot recommend staying here, which is shame as the location is great.