The Moore

The Moore belongs to the city’s older guard of places that quietly refuse to retire, perched near the High Line’s start at 22nd Street. Built in a time when New York hotels still meant carved stone and paneled elevators, it now shares the block with glass-front boutiques and converted warehouses. A stroll west to the Hudson takes five minutes; east to Fifth Avenue, ten or so. The address—300 W 22nd St, New York, NY 10011—sits within a pocket that feels both anchored and adrift, like the neighborhood itself.

Inside the category of classic New York hotels, The Moore offers short-term stays alongside long-term arrangements, an approach that sets it apart from ultramodern towers downtown. Other neighbors specialize in short-term guests only, or in extended-stay apartments, but this building splits the difference. Rooms range from studios to suites, and some include kitchenettes. Concierge services cover local dining reservations and transit tips, while a rooftop terrace gives skyline views without the Midtown crowds.

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