The Box House Hotel
Greenpoint, Brooklyn, New York
“Greenpoint factory lofts”
Vibe
Restored 1970s Checker cabs idle out front, while vibrant murals by Brooklyn artist Kip Jacobs brighten the industrial lobby.
“Greenpoint factory lofts”
Industrial loft spaces with factory windows, oak hardwood floors, and original murals by Brooklyn artist Kip Jacobs.
Neighborhood transit in restored 1970s Checker cabs alongside suites curated with original Brooklyn artwork.
A converted industrial door-and-window factory featuring preserved brickwork beneath modern upper-floor additions.
On a calm northern Greenpoint street near Newtown Creek, a walk or shuttle from the subway
Rooms
Soaring factory windows and oak floors frame apartment-scale lofts, many equipped with full kitchens and private Midtown-facing terraces.
Wellness
The basement fitness room pairs cardio and strength equipment with a traditional dry sauna and steam showers.
Backstory
Once a manufacturing plant for industrial doors and windows, the original brick warehouse gained modern upper floors during its conversion.
Eat & drink
Brooklyn Lantern serves seasonal American fare and local craft beer in a casual, wood-accented dining room beside the lobby.
The neighborhood
Tucked along a quiet street near Newtown Creek, with the Pulaski Bridge offering a quick link into Long Island City.
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