Le Bain at The Standard: What It's Like, the Music and the Door
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Le Bain is the house and disco club on the top floor of The Standard, High Line, at 444 W 13th St in the Meatpacking District, open Wednesday to Sunday with DJ nights and Sunday afternoon parties. You don't need a table to dance there, but an RSVP doesn't guarantee you get in, so arriving early helps.
Le Bain venue page: nights, tables and how to get in →| Quick answer | Le Bain (Nov 2026) |
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| Where | Top floor of The Standard, High Line, 444 W 13th St |
| Hours (The Standard) | Wed–Fri 4pm–4am · Sat 2pm–4am · Sun 2pm–midnight |
| Music | House and disco |
| Regular nights | Eli Escobar on Wednesdays; World of Echoes on Sunday afternoons |
| Door | No table needed to dance; an RSVP is not a guarantee |
Where it is
Le Bain takes up the top floor of The Standard, High Line, the hotel at 444 W 13th St, in the Meatpacking District. It's a short walk from TAO Downtown on West 16th Street and from Marquee on 10th Avenue, the other two big names of this part of Manhattan, but it's a very different night from either: less bottle-club, more dance floor.
Afternoon to 4am
The Standard lists Le Bain from 4pm to 4am Wednesday to Friday, from 2pm to 4am on Saturday and from 2pm to midnight on Sunday. The early hours are for drinks; the club part of the night gets going around 10pm, according to a 2026 guide. As everywhere in New York City, the bar stops serving at 4am under state law.
The music, night by night
House and disco are the sound of the room. Wednesdays belong to Eli Escobar, the New York DJ who also opened Gabriela in Williamsburg in 2024. Sunday afternoons are World of Echoes, from 4pm, one of the easiest ways to dance in Manhattan without staying up until 4am. For November 2026 the venue's own calendar lists guests like Rich Medina and Tony Humphries, so the weekend lineups lean toward DJs with a long house and disco history.
More house and disco clubs in New York →The door: what an RSVP gets you
Dancing at Le Bain doesn't require a table; tables are a separate booking. The floor runs on the door and on RSVPs. An RSVP puts your name down for the night, but as one October 2026 guide puts it, it doesn't guarantee entry: the room fills and the door decides. Get there early, especially on a Saturday or when a known DJ is playing.
What to wear
Le Bain doesn't publish a dress code, and we haven't found one in recent guides, so there's no written rule to quote. The door still decides, as at every Manhattan club. Our NYC dress code guide covers what doors in this part of town usually turn away.
What to wear to a club in NYC →Similar clubs
For the same music in a smaller room, Gabriela in Williamsburg is Eli Escobar's own club. For a bigger, more commercial night a few blocks away, there's Marquee.
Frequently asked questions
What are Le Bain's hours?
The Standard lists Wednesday to Friday 4pm–4am, Saturday 2pm–4am and Sunday 2pm–midnight. The club part of the night starts around 10pm.
Does Le Bain have a dress code?
It doesn't publish one, and we haven't found one in recent guides. The door decides on the night.
Do you need a reservation for Le Bain?
Not to dance: tables are a separate booking. An RSVP helps, but it doesn't guarantee entry, so arrive early on busy nights.
Who plays at Le Bain on Wednesdays?
Eli Escobar has the Wednesday night, per the venue's own calendar.
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