Henry Norman Hotel
Greenpoint, Brooklyn, New York
“Industrial warehouse lofts”
Vibe
A monumental wooden staircase anchors the lobby, surrounded by mid-century leather seating, exposed brickwork, and bold canvases by local painter Kip Frace Jacobs.
“Industrial warehouse lofts”
Exposed brick walls, thirteen-foot tin ceilings, and custom artwork by local painter Kip Frace Jacobs.
A converted nineteenth-century textile warehouse preserving original industrial brickwork, heavy timbers, and architectural lofts.
Vintage yellow cab neighborhood shuttles and curated furnishings from local Brooklyn creators and makers.
On a calm Greenpoint residential street near Monsignor McGolrick Park, a stroll from neighborhood dining
Rooms
High tin-plated ceilings and oak floors define these expansive lofts, where Moroccan-tiled baths meet private terraces gazing out toward the Manhattan skyline.
Wellness
The subterranean fitness room is paired with a wooden dry sauna and steam shower to unwind after pounding Brooklyn pavement.
Backstory
Originally a nineteenth-century textile mill and later artist studios, the brick warehouse was reimagined by local group Box House in 2014.
Eat & drink
Mornings begin with a simple continental breakfast spread, while the front desk arranges vintage yellow cab rides to neighborhood sister restaurants.
The neighborhood
Set on a quiet corner near Monsignor McGolrick Park, tree-shaded residential blocks give way to independent Greenpoint cafes and bakeries.
The app
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