New hotels in Meatpacking District

The Meatpacking District sits at Manhattan's western edge where 14th Street meets the Hudson, a former meat-processing warehouse district turned nightlife-and-fashion neighborhood and home to the High Line's southern entrance at Gansevoort Street. It borders Chelsea to the north and the West Village to the east, and none of the hotels we currently track has opened here yet.

What to do in the Meatpacking District

For a weekend

Start the High Line here rather than at its northern end — walking north toward Hudson Yards means the crowds thin as you go, rather than building. The Whitney Museum of American Art anchors the park's southern entrance, and the district's cobblestone blocks around Gansevoort Street hold a dense concentration of restaurants and bars for an evening out.

For a longer stay

With more time, pair a Meatpacking evening with a West Village afternoon — the two neighborhoods blend into each other along Gansevoort and Horatio Streets, and the Village's quieter, tree-lined blocks make a natural contrast to Meatpacking's nightlife.

Where to stay in the Meatpacking District

Gansevoort Street core

The cobblestone heart of the neighborhood, closest to the High Line's southern entrance and the Whitney. No hotel we track has opened here.

Border with the West Village

A calmer pocket toward Hudson Street. No hotel we track has opened here either.

Which hotel for a trip centered on the Meatpacking District

No hotel we track has opened in the Meatpacking District as of this writing. The closest tracked opening is Faena New York in West Chelsea, a short walk north along the High Line — a practical alternative if Meatpacking's nightlife and the High Line's southern half are the main draw for your trip.

Frequently asked questions

Is there a new hotel in the Meatpacking District?

Not among the hotels we currently track. This page will update as soon as a verified new opening lands in the neighborhood.

What's the closest tracked hotel to the Meatpacking District?

Faena New York, in West Chelsea on the High Line, is a short walk north and currently the nearest tracked opening.

Is the Meatpacking District good for nightlife?

Yes — it's one of Manhattan's denser concentrations of bars and clubs, alongside an existing hotel scene not currently tracked on this site.

Where does the High Line start in the Meatpacking District?

At Gansevoort Street, the park's southern entrance, next to the Whitney Museum of American Art.

How far is the Meatpacking District from Times Square?

About a 30-minute walk, or a 15-minute subway ride on the A, C, E or L lines to 14th Street.