The William Vale

The William Vale is located in the heart of Williamsburg right across the East River from Manhattan. The modern hotel offers a 50-foot rooftop swimming pool, which is one of the longest in the greater New York City area. The large 5,000 square-foot Vale terrace is situated above Vale Park and offers guests an enjoyable space for a city poolside retreat. Chef Andrew Carmellini provides innovative small plates based on the popular street foods found below along with original cocktails. The open-air venue features natural shade, additional seating, and garden games.

The William Vale embellishes every room with custom metalwork that compliments the floor-to-ceiling windows and open-air balconies. The soundproof rooms offer glass-enclosed rainfall showers along with air conditioning and facilities for disabled guests. The 24-hour service desk staff speaks a number of languages including English, Russian, Spanish, French, and Arabic.

Guests are centrally located to landmarks such as the Statue of Liberty, Ellis Island, Central Park, and the Metropolitan Museum of Art which are all within a 5-mile radius. Other landmarks within a mile of The William Vale include Grand Ferry Park, the Brooklyn Brewery, East River Park, and the Long Island City Station.

The William Vale offers several places to dine. The Leuca is a Southern Italian restaurant that is known for its wood-fired coastal cuisine served with house-made pasta in a casually elegant atmosphere. The Westlight, a rooftop bar located on the 22nd floor, offers an elevated menu of bar snacks and handcrafted cocktails, rare spirits, beer, and wine. The magnificent view and sophisticated space combine for a memorable experience. Guests that are craving a more relaxed dining experience will enjoy Mister Dips. It offers burgers, fries and seasonal dairy dips served from the window of a retrofitted 1974 Airstream and is located on the elevated outdoor promenade.