"Hotel lobbies can double as home offices, although not all are made equal for such tasks as ploughing through your inbox or taking a meeting that was initially meant to be dinner."
"Most staff at the spots on this list are perfectly happy and aware that not everyone who hangs out in the lobby is a hotel guest, but that doesn't mean there aren't some unspoken rules."
"It's easy to see why this sleek, midcentury modern-inspired lobby in the heart of downtown Brooklyn location gets so busy-it's as comfortable as it is fashionable."
New York City hotel lobbies can function as alternative workspaces for remote workers. Ideal lobbies feature private nooks, comfortable seating, good Wi-Fi, and a suitable noise level. Some hotels encourage lingering, while others do not. Unwritten rules include ordering food or drinks regularly and avoiding long phone calls. A list of five recommended hotel lobbies in NYC is provided, highlighting their comfort and style, particularly one in downtown Brooklyn known for its midcentury modern design.
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