The Collective Paper Factory, New York

The Collective Paper Factory - A boutique hotel in a historic paper factory with eclectic decor, fitness center, and shared workspaces

The Collective Paper Factory occupies a five-story red brick building, a 100-year-old former paper factory in Long Island City’s Kaufman Arts District. Guests find rustic furnishings, 12-foot-high ceilings, and steampunk details like exposed pipes and repurposed 19th-century manufacturing equipment. The hotel features a 24-hour fitness center with cardio equipment, free weights, and yoga mats, along with shared spaces including a lounge, game room, and kitchen facilities. Mundo, the on-site restaurant, serves Mediterranean, Asian, and Latin dishes like tuna tartare and Red Sonja, a Turkish lentil and bulgur dish. The Lofts offer separate living areas with kitchenettes, while standard rooms include flat-screen TVs, seating areas, and city views. The Collective Paper Factory is 3.5 miles from Manhattan, with landmarks like the Metropolitan Museum of Art and Empire State Building within 3 miles. A continental breakfast is available each morning at The Collective Paper Factory.

Pros

The historic building features unique decor, including a circular staircase wrapped in hardcover books and vintage antiques.

The 24-hour fitness center includes cardio equipment, free weights, and yoga mats.

Shared spaces like the lounge and game room provide flexible areas for work or relaxation.

Mundo restaurant offers a seasonal menu with Mediterranean, Asian, and Latin flavors.

Proximity to Manhattan and major attractions like Times Square and the Empire State Building.

Cons

No on-site parking is available.

The industrial neighborhood may lack immediate green spaces.