The William Vale

A bold Brooklyn stunner
2026 Forbes Travel Guide Recommended
VERIFIED LUXURY

For those eager to flee the buzzing streets of Manhattan, check into The William Vale. Here you can appreciate all that the Williamsburg neighborhood has to offer while mingling with the locals.

Built by Brooklyn-based architect Albo ...

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Our Inspector's Highlights

  • At 60 feet long, the outdoor pool is the longest of its kind in Brooklyn. Unwind on lounge chairs or under cabanas and order cocktails from the two outdoor bars.
  • You’ll get mesmerizing views everywhere at this hotel — from your guest room balcony to the 22nd-floor bar.
  • Head up to the green space on the hotel’s rooftop for incredibly Instagrammable skyline views. During the warmer months, movies are shown out here under the stars and outdoor yoga and Pilates classes are held.
  • All the artwork found throughout the hotel is by Brooklyn artists. The focal point is the colorful sculpture by Marela Zacarias in the lobby opposite the digital screens boasting artwork for purchase with a touch of a button.
  • The boutique hotel is central to all of Williamsburg’s offerings and the neighborhood isn’t overly crowded, which allows for easy exploring. With local attractions only a few steps away, including Brooklyn Brewery and Brooklyn Bowl, you won’t even need a taxi or car service.

Things to Know

  • The William Vale is close to all forms of transportation, including the East River Ferry and Bedford L subway stop. A 10-minute cab ride will take you to Manhattan and in less than a half hour you’ll arrive at the local airports.
  • When the season turns bright and warm, a stop by Vale Park for a range of monthly cultural programming, including a nine-hole mini golf course.

The Rooms

  • All 183 rooms at The William Vale value the surrounding city sights as much as the rest of the property. Each accommodation is elevated with floor-to-ceiling windows and a private balcony, with the larger suites providing wraparound terraces.
  • For the ultimate Brooklyn pied-à-terre, opt for a stay in the Vale Garden Residence, a two-bedroom duplex loft with a 1,632-square-foot private patio and an outdoor Jacuzzi.
  • Plush Bellino linens, down pillows and blackout shades set the scene for a relaxing night’s sleep, and the spacious wardrobes that light up when opened make for easy navigation.
  • Rooms are equipped with fully stocked mini-bars and Lavazza coffee machines.

The Restaurants

  • Helmed by noted chef Andrew Carmellini (of Locanda Verde fame), Leuca is the Brooklyn hotel’s signature restaurant specializing in Southern Italian cuisine. On the ground floor, it serves breakfast and brunch in its casual daytime space and dinner in the upscale dining room.
  • While the pastas and grilled fare are both excellent, the wood-fired pizzas are the stars of the show at Leuca. Try the classic with tomatoes, mozzarella and basil, or be a little more adventurous with Goomah, a pie topped with kale, broccoli rabe, fontina and lemon.
  • On the 22nd floor, posh rooftop bar Westlight captures panoramic views of the city while turning out elevated bar bites and handcrafted cocktails. The hotel hot spot is open for weekday lunch, cocktails and small bites daily.

Amenities
Amenity Bar
Amenity Fitness classes
Amenity Gym
Amenity Meeting rooms
Amenity Outdoor pool
Amenity Pet friendly
Amenity Restaurants
Getting There
111 North 12th Street, Brooklyn, New York 11249
TEL718-631-8400
NeighborhoodWilliamsburg
NEARBY AIRPORT(S)
LGA (16-24 min)   JFK (22-35 min)   EWR (35-50 min)  
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