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Perched above Vale Park, Vale Pool is the longest outdoor hotel pool in Brooklyn and greater New York City. Explore Vale Terrace, a 5,000 sq. ft. immaculately landscaped open-air venue on the pool level, which provides natural shade and additional seating.

The William Vale 

Complimentary Guest Seating

The room type you booked for your stay determines how many people may attend each reservation. King and Queen Guestrooms: chaise lounge chairs for up to 2 guests. Double Guestrooms, Suites, and Vale Garden Residence: chaise lounge chairs for up to 4 guests. Please note that parties larger than 4 will not be accommodated and the reservation will be forfeited. Only one time slot per day, per room.

Premium Seating

Sauna Sessions

Spend some time inside one of our beautiful red cedar outdoor saunas. Sweat your stress away as you enjoy the view through the panoramic acrylic window. Experience the many health benefits of sauna use, including relaxed muscles, deeper sleep, and the removal of toxins from the body. Enjoy solo or as a couple, and treat yourself to this revitalizing experience!  Complement your sauna experience with a soothing soak in one of our red cedar hot tubs. Relax, and let your worries melt away.

Hot Tub Sessions

Sauna & Hot Tub Sessions

Day Passes

Decent food,  gorgeous views, yummy drinks, and good service! Best day of relaxation!

Best solo day ever!

I had a great time. The food was perfect. Coconut shrimp and French fries was very good. I also enjoyed the mango sorbet. 

Great vibes 

For $160 dollars we will grudgingly allow you to sit on an IKEA chair on the other side of the building from our tiny, crowded pool and otherwise treat you like a homeless person who wandered onto the property. 

Only in New York, man.

It was 95 defrees out and I wanted to go swimming so badly I was willing to pay an admittedly stupid amount of money for the privilege, but I was so weirded out and uncomfortable that I never even got in the water, which is probably just as well, because in the dirty bathroom I heard a girl blasting it out, and I KNOW she got in the pool without showering because she didnt even wash her hands. Foul.

Also, perhaps a minor note in the scheme of things, but the music they play is egregious. Its like they told an AI that the vibe was getting roofied in Ibiza.

0/10, a truly demented experience. I would not go back if they paid me. 

Foul

I bought an incredibly expensive day-pass to a often-frequented hotel pool. I have bought passes through the hotel in the past, with friends, and this was my first time using resortpass. Unfortunately, the experience was deeply messy, surprising and EXTREMELY EXPENSIVE for a substandard experience. 

The resortpass does not advertise clearly enough that the pass only buys you access to an adjacent terrace, that is NOT poolside for the hotel. In addition, it felt like the passes were oversubscribed to, because between the hotel's own guests and resort pass - it was an absolute packed and chaotic pool experience - filled with people, kids, dogs, - and the opposite of the quiet zen I was hoping for. The experience was frankly so expensive and over-rated I don't plan to use or recommned resortpass to any of my friends or family, moving forward. f

There is a willful mischaracterization of the 'perks' included with the pass, and I feel like this is deceptive and terrible business practice. 

Awful experience

Great time at the pool. Good drink and pool were all a vibe. Best to do a lounge chair or better so you can be in the area where the pool is. If you doing a cheaper option you will hve to be in the pool or set up camp on the concrete near it which I saw many people doing and they looked like they were having a great time. Really depends on your comfortability meter. The kids probably would be better at certain times like 8 to 2 or something jmo. I would Definitely book this pool again. The staff was great especially David and Treasure. I recommend resort pass to my friends and clients all the time. 

Awesome 

This day pass was falsely advertised with pictures of a pool when we were in an area with NO sun all day. The service was also bad as there wasnt enough staff and the pool was very overcrowded. We were disappointed with how much we had paid for what we got. 

Not worth the money 

Had a lot of fun , food was great as well and the service and the pool was not too crowded . Just needed some louder / better music 

Great location and service 

The chair I booked was at the terrace, there was no sun. I was allowed to the pool but then the chair was in the shade. I was freezing. You should warn there is no sun in that area as there is a big building that obstructs it. 

Disappointing

My understanding was if I pay for the day pass that means I have the right to use everything in the rooftop so when I arrived, I find out that I am not allowed to use the cabinet or the swimming pool chair. So I was not allowed to use the cabinet or the swimming pool chair. So whats the day pass for? What is the day pass was for then? It was only for the bar or if I want to sit in one of the chairs away from the pool, in the other states the day pass means you have the right to use anything in the rooftop. So I had to pay for a cabinet because there is no chair available and the time was only for three hours and I find out that I have to spend 250 food and drink , who would eat and drink with 250 in three hours. It was really bad experience, and I would never try it again.



Crazy expensive

Be aware that the standard 'Day Pass' gets you a reserved solo chair....on the other side of the building nowhere near the pool/bar/servers. My group was fortunately upgraded at check-in to some of the unclaimed daybed/loungers (wide enough for 2-3 people each) next to the pool. But in hindsight, if we had been forced to sit on the other side of the building, for what we paid, it probably wouldn't have been worth it. IMO: splurge for the daybed/pergola or don't bother.

'Day Pass' not a great value

Enjoy summer in the city poolside at The William Vale, the newest independent hotel in Williamsburg. 