The daily pool pass ($55 weekend, $45 weekday) says 12-4PM but is actually good for all day. Opt for a bottle of rosè and the mezze platter and enjoy the sunshine.
For the ultimate see-and-be-seen Date Night spot, make a reservation out back and lounge by their roomysaltwater pool with a cocktail. (TIP: you don't have to be a hotel guest to reserve pool spots)
Has a place-to-be-in-summer pool and hopping rooftop nightspot. It's also home to lauded restaurant The Elm. This 64-roomer, with glassy facade and modern meets mid-century interiors boasts views. Read more
Rooftop bar - You'll find year-round sprawling views of Manhattan and McCarren Park at this rooftop, with cocktails highlighting local craft distillers. Rotation of live performances and DJ sets
The highlight of this swank hotel located right on McCarren Park is the saltwater swimming pool, (which you can rent pool passes for if you're not lodging), with full bar and snack service. Read more
Quiet rooms, high end fixtures, beds are on the soft side but good free coffee in lobby made up for it. City courts across the street, so if you play bring your rackets. Great leafy location.
At the King & Grove Williamsburg, the 40-by-20-foot pool has two distinctions: 1) it's four feet deep, and 2) it's saltwater. It's very large, and has a lot of lounging space. Also open to the public. Read more
Pool: Very unpleasant experience on the weekend as too many people are let in. Literally every square inch is occupied leaving many visitors on the ground or sitting on a regular chair. $75 (Sat)
As befits a hotel housing an outdoor saltwater pool with $45 day passes, there's also a rooftop bar in the picture. Williamsburg bastion of chic Upper Elm has snacks, cocktails, & music with a view. Read more
Views of the Manhattan skyline and poolsidecocktails? McCarren Hotel & Pool has both! This well-loved Brooklyn spot has a chilled-out vibe and is the perfect place for relaxing on a hot summer day.
The McCarren Pool was reopened to the public in 2012 after nearly 30 years of disuse. Make sure to check out the historic Play Center and its magnificent arch. Read more
The cocktail menu at the pool is really disappointing. Options are beer or wine with an added ingredient(s) for more than $60. Service is blah. It's a salt water pool in NYC, though. #nycadventures
A little swim and sunbath session 11:00-14:45 before heading to late lunch during the week while on vacation. Perfect! Would have liked to take in my phone though.
Ditch the overly crowded McCarren Park Pool and get a $45 day pass to this delightful pool on the ground-floor terrace of the McCarren Hotel instead. Read more
The last of the 11 pools financed by the WPA for the summer of 1936, this play center is one of the city’s largest and most impressive pool complexes. Constructed in 1935 it was Designated in 2007.
1) bring a lock. Each of ur guest have to have a lock. Just say ur family. But lady have to have a separate lock. 2) Make sure wear proper swimsuit. Basket shorts are Not swim wear.
I meaaaan, it's priced like a Manhattan hotspot but amenities are lacking, lobby is minimalist, wifi spotty and AC frowned upon. Pros: pool scene, location
Delusions of grandeur. Costs more than it's worth then lacks generosity at every turn, charging the earth for every little thing. Bad value for money...
DO NOT STAY HERE UNLESS YOU ENJOY LOUDMUSIC UNTIL MIDNIGHT stayed here because I had meeting 8am It's is 11:41 and bed shaking from the loudmusic coming from upstairs bar. Have called front desk 3x
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WNYC Radio would like to hear how your overall experience here has been and your opinion on whether public pools are good for NYC. Reply here: http://bit.ly/nycpools/ Read more