Airport transportation in Greenpoint

Looking out at the East River, Brooklyn’s Greenpoint neighborhood rests on the northern bank of the city, offering a diverse combination of Polish-American shops & restaurants as well as various high rises that mirror Manhattan’s growing spirit. In addition to waterside parks and trendy bars that run along Manhattan Avenue, the area has become a hotbed of networking, something that can easily be complemented with a solid ride. Whether it’s a shuttle perfect for arriving to your hotel as early as possible, or a stretched limousine from JFK airport that makes each arrival a grand one, you’ll have plenty of ways to see plenty of places.

Ensure you’ve got a special spot in town by booking the right hotel, choosing between unique stays like The Box House Hotel, renowned for its tiny-house architecture and across-the-street access to Pulaski Bridge, or Franklin Guesthouse, a luxury boutique stay that offers gorgeous rooms and a gym & sauna combo. Urban-contemporary stays include The Henry Norman Hotel, an old building on the outside transformed into a modern haven on the inside, and Habitat 101 Brooklyn, which offers loft-style rooms and red brick walls. For something more casual, stay at the Greenpoint YMCA attached hostel, or enjoy low-key bungalow rooms at Greenpoint Lodge.

Start your exploration at Greenpoint Waterfront, and East River stretch home to WNYC Transmitter Park, views of Manhattan, and a busy ferry terminal, afterward spending some time in the historic Msgr. McGolrick Park, which features shaded trails and an old pavilion. With the Warsaw music venue and Brooklyn EXPO a few blocks from each other, the area is known to get lively at night, especially on Manhattan Avenue, where you’ll find excitement at the Brooklyn Bazaar, home to hundreds of vendors in a warehouse space, as well as totally unique restaurants ranging from Archestratus Books + Foods’ guest chefs to traditional Polish at Karczma.