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Local exploring
Architectural
City Style
Value chic
Restaurant
Child friendly
Full of character
Sit-out Terrace
Hotel Entertainment
Roof terrace
Family Suites
Close to nightlife
Charming
Air conditioning
Contemporary
Designer Shopping
Sights nearby
Quirky
Gym
Chic
Families
Rooms
123 rooms in this hotelMeeting Room
7 event rooms (17,000 sq ft) suitable for corporate meetings, non-profit fundraisers, private parties and receptionsRestaurant
Mundo serves exotic Peruvian and Argentinian food, with its signature dish the Red Sonja.Child friendly
All children are welcome, and family rooms are available.Sit-out Terrace
No pets
Concierge
Roof terrace
Bar
Family Suites
Bath robes
Business Centre
Wifi
Satellite / Cable TV
Air conditioning
Suites
Room service
Gym
Hotel Entertainment
Close to nightlife
Designer Shopping
Sights nearby
This 123-room hotel in Long Island City, Queens, draws its name from its previous life as a paper factory. Like the Wythe Hotel in Brooklyn (in a former sugar-barrel factory) and Refinery Hotel in Manhattan (in a former hat factory), the property recalls its industrial past, in this case with reclaimed wood ceilings, bare cement floors and furnishings like floor lamps constructed from plumbing pipes. The Paper Factory, though, fusses so much with its décor, adding kitschy items like red British phone booths to the lobby and 1950s-style teal-green mini-fridges to the guest rooms, that its stylishness can sometimes feel forced.
Originally published by New York Times
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