The Standard High Line: where the only thing that’s standard is the name – Gay Times Magazine

What was once called by Esquire ‘the epicentre of cultural happenings’, the Standard draws succeeds in drawing in all sorts of people from different parts of culture to come together under one roof. The striking architecture makes use of concrete and brutalist style architecture mixed with a classic 70s vibe that gives the property a cool and contemporary aesthetic: think modern luxury, but without the stuffy in-your-face part. 

Contributing to the relaxed atmosphere of the hotel are the laid back staff who take away from the typically austere nature of most concierges you will find, they do this with grace, all while still being incredibly helpful, specifically Martha at front desk made the whole stay incredibly warm and hospitable and made us feel in the company of friends, a true home away from home.