The High Line Hotel is in a lovely old building and promotes the hotel as a carefully curated collection of period furniture, rugs, and decor. It is all that but they have allowed everything in the 5 years since I last stayed there to get dingy and shabby. The sheer muslin curtains are shredded in spots. The comforter (no top sheet) had small holes in it. The woodwork and walls were dinged up and slightly dusty/dirty. The bathroom floor was visibly dirty around the edges and under the glass shelves. When we checked in there was one glass in the room, no liner in the ice bucket, and absolutely no sign of the bar pictured in photographs of the rooms. This is not an inexpensive hotel but given our accommodations it should have been. This is what I'd have expected from a small, out-of-the way, budget-friendly older hotel which not what the High Line is meant to be. My final bill for my room with 2 queen beds for 3 nights? $2173.15 and that was for the room only. I'm beyond disappointed and will not return or recommend to others.