Street is lined with lots of interesting restaurants, many of which have sidewalk seating. Ate at Cafeteria and wasn't disappointed!

Chelsea has many excellent restaurants, the wonderful Joyce Theater for Dance, and is an authentic NYC neighborhood with its own charms. I feel safe to walk around at night and enjoy the community feel to it.

I have visitied NYC many times, each time looking for something new/different that I have yet to do. This visit to the City it was a bit rainy so we decided to venture to Chelsea Market which is all indoors. The decor is great and really catches your eye, but the bakery shops inside are what will catch your interest!... More

Great food, lots of fun and fashion; filming for movies; great shopping and sightseeing from the highline park.

Fun to explore shops and restaurants or walk along High Line.

Chelsea Hotel is an iconic and historic cultural site, home - temporary and permanent - to writers, rockers, painters, sculptors...I used to stay there when I lived out of town. A piece of the cultural underworld.

Great for gallery hopping, with good restaurants and the High Line nearby.

Chelsea runs roughly from 15th Street to 34th Street between the Hudson River and Sixth Ave, and is indeed an eclectic part of NYC. For many years, I stayed at The Leo House on 23rd and this time we stayed at a fairly new Fairfield Inn on 28th near 6th Avenue. Besides the Chelsea Market, we loved the Flower District,... More

Chelsea has many,many art galleries. It really is best to pick up an Art Guide in you hotel or in one of the gallery buildings.There are many small restaurants along 9th Avenue to rest your feet and your senses !And of course, there is now The High Line to explore.If you have a lot of energy and plan to spend... More