Boro Hotel
Long Island City, Queens, New York
“Raw concrete skyline perch”
MICHELIN Guide
Vibe
Raw cinder block and poured concrete meet warm oak furniture and an open fire pit, anchored by a Strand-curated library.
“Raw concrete skyline perch”
Grzywinski + Pons interiors pairing exposed concrete and cinder blocks with warm oak and floor-to-ceiling glass.
An open-air rooftop bar pouring local draft beers against panoramic views of the Manhattan skyline.
A communal library curated with Manhattan's Strand Book Store and craft beers from Queens breweries.
In Long Island City's Dutch Kills, moments from subway lines and two stops from Midtown Manhattan.
Rooms
Floor-to-ceiling glass frames the Queensboro Bridge and Manhattan skyline, complemented by hardwood floors, private balconies, and teak shower benches.
Backstory
Architects Grzywinski + Pons transformed an abandoned concrete structural frame into a light-filled boutique hotel, balancing raw industrial bones with Scandinavian warmth.
Eat & drink
Beebe's fires thin-crust pizzas on the ground floor, while the open-air rooftop serves draft Negronis and local Queens craft beers.
The neighborhood
Set in industrial Dutch Kills, the surrounding blocks hold craft breweries and subway links that reach Midtown Manhattan in two stops.
“Boro Hotel is a stylish, boutique-style lodging that’s not just a sensible alternative to Manhattan, but a destination in its own right.”
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