The Modernist Hotel
Long Island City, Queens, New York
“Art-centric Queens hideaway”
Vibe
An intimate Queens retreat where a ground-floor gallery displays local artists and the rooftop Aera Skydeck looks out over Midtown Manhattan.
“Art-centric Queens hideaway”
Sixteen residential suites styled with vegan furnishings and original installations like Crystal Thompson's New Growth.
A dedicated ground-floor gallery showcases rotating exhibits and commissioned pieces by living New York artists.
The Aera Skydeck and Terracotta Terrace provide open-air seating overlooking the Midtown Manhattan skyline.
In Long Island City's Dutch Kills pocket, one subway stop from Midtown Manhattan via Queensboro Plaza
Rooms
Residential-style studios feature compact kitchenettes, vegan furnishings, and private balconies with unobstructed views of the Queens and Manhattan skylines.
Backstory
Family-owned and tied to local creators, interiors showcase commissioned installations like Crystal Thompson’s New Growth, crafted from repurposed glass and branches.
The neighborhood
Set in Long Island City’s quiet Dutch Kills pocket, nearby Queensboro Plaza puts Midtown Manhattan just one subway stop across the East River.
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