Hotel Alameda, Highline, New York City

The hotel offers rooms with a great view and a strong design ethic, but lacks a closet or fridge. The service was attentive, especially from the manager, though finding my luggage was not exactly reassuring. The location is on a raised platform, close to everything in a calm area. The dining experience includes barbecue and other options. The facilities are well-maintained.

I had a wonderful stay at this hotel. The rooms had a strong design ethic, even for my suitcase, and offered a great view with a Japanese style touch. The service was attentive, especially from the manager, although locating my luggage was a bit confusing. The location was on a raised platform close to The Shed concert venue at Hudson Yards in New York City, making it a convenient spot near Chelsea piers. The dining included was enjoyable, especially the good meat. The facilities were top-notch, offering everything I needed for a comfortable stay.

The hotel embraces a strong Japanese design ethic but lacks essentials like a closet or fridge, making it challenging even for basic storage needs. The service, especially from the manager, leaves room for improvement in terms of attentiveness and handling luggage. The location is interesting, although the different platform heights might be a bit odd. The dining options are somewhat limited, focusing mainly on grilled sandwiches, and the facilities are average without any standout features.

My stay at the hotel was delightful! The rooms had a great view, even for my suitcase, and a strong design ethic, but unfortunately lacked a closet or fridge. The service was on point, with attentive staff, though I had a moment of confusion about my luggage. The location was convenient, especially being close to a concert venue at Hudson Yards called The Shed, and in a great neighborhood. The dining experience was excellent with included meals, and the facilities were top-notch.