From rooftop lounges to serene spa retreats, these NYC hotel pools offer an elevated way to escape the heat, soak in the skyline, and experience summer in the city—no overnight stay required.

Summer in New York is not just about escaping the heat—it is about seeing the city from a different vantage point. The tempo slows just enough to feel the breeze off the river, the sun lingers longer across rooftops, and for those in the know, the city reveals one of its most indulgent pleasures: the hotel pool.

At BKLS, we believe summer leisure in New York should feel elevated, effortless, and distinctly local. Whether you are slipping away for a few mid-day hours or planning a full weekend staycation, the hotel pool scene offers a curated blend of atmosphere, access, and high-value amenities—all without leaving the boroughs.

From panoramic rooftops with skyline views to serene plunge pools overlooking the East River, these escapes cater to every mood. Some are lively social hubs where DJs set the tone. Others are tucked-away wellness enclaves, better suited for spa robes and cucumber water. And a few offer the rarest luxury of all in New York: a moment of stillness.

Here is where to soak, sip, and stretch out in style this summer—whether you are a traveler chasing that NYC energy or a local who knows that sometimes the best way to experience the city… is to pause above it.

Rooftop Rituals in Williamsburg

Williamsburg’s pool scene captures the neighborhood’s signature blend of edge and ease. These rooftops are more resort than riot—offering skyline views, seasonal cocktails, and a social energy that never feels forced.

The William Vale

📍 Location: 111 North 12th Street — Williamsburg, Brooklyn

A true BKLS favorite, The William Vale’s rooftop pool is less of an amenity and more of a seasonal ritual. Stretching 60 feet across the Vale Terrace, it holds the title of the longest outdoor hotel pool in New York City—and with unobstructed views of the Manhattan skyline and Vale Park below, it earns its reputation as a summer mainstay.

You do not need to book a suite to access the experience. Non-guests can reserve a plush daybed via ResortPass, starting around $150, which includes towel service, pool access, and a rotating menu of seasonal snacks and frozen cocktails curated by Chef Andrew Carmellini. Hotel guests can elevate their stay with the Swim & Stay package, which offers select perks and preferred access.

The atmosphere is chic without being unapproachable: poolside music, frozen drinks in hand, a subtle breeze lifting through the loungers. If you arrive at golden hour, expect the kind of light that demands you stay for just one more spritz.

Pool Access Details:

• Season: Open daily from 8 AM to 8 PM during summer
• Daily Time Slots:

• 8:00 AM–10:15 AM

• 10:30 AM–1:30 PM

• 1:45 PM–4:45 PM

• 5:00 PM–8:00 PM

• Hotel Guests: One 3-hour reservation per day, with optional upgrades for premium seating
• Non-Guests: A limited number of daybeds and cabanas are available for purchase via ResortPass

BKLS Tip: Book the early slot for a serene morning soak. Or aim for the last slot and catch that rich, warm light that hits just before the sun disappears behind the skyline.

→ Explore availability and seasonal perks directly through The William Vale or ResortPass.

Coda Beach Club

📍 Location: 160 North 12th Street — Williamsburg, Brooklyn

Steps from McCarren Park but miles from the pace of the city, Coda Beach Club channels an easy, transportive calm that feels more Bali than Brooklyn. Wrapped in palms and lined with cushioned loungers, this adult-only pool is the largest 21+ hotel pool in NYC—designed for slow days, sun-warmed skin, and cocktails that taste like vacation.

With towel service, Wi-Fi, and a full menu of seasonal bites and frozen drinks, it is just as well-suited for remote work as it is for a leisure-filled afternoon. Think of it as your personal out-of-office auto-reply—mojito in hand, inbox ignored.

Pool Access Details:

• Season: Open daily from 10:00 AM to 6:30 PM
• Hotel Guests: Complimentary access with stay; up to two daybeds per room on a first-come, first-served basis
• Non-Guests: Day passes available for $120 [full-day access, subject to availability]

BKLS Tip: Arrive before noon to secure a shaded spot by the palms. It is one of the few pools in NYC where you can truly check out—for a few hours or the full day.

→ Explore availability and book directly through Coda Beach Club.

Arlo Williamsburg—Williamsburg, Brooklyn

📍 Location: 96 Wythe Avenue — Williamsburg, Brooklyn

Previously known as The Williamsburg Hotel, the reimagined Arlo Williamsburg offers a more refined, design-forward take on the summer rooftop pool. Sleek, serene, and quietly stylish, this spot is best for those who prefer their pool day with a side of minimalism and a skyline view.

Guests enjoy priority access, but non-guests can book lounge chairs, daybeds, or cabanas for a 3.5-hour escape. The setting feels curated—sunlight slants across clean lines and modern loungers, while the occasional breeze carries music up from the streets below. It is a more tranquil option than some of its louder neighbors, and all the better for it.

Pool Access Details:

• Season: Open daily from 10 AM to 7 PM, April through September
• Hotel Guests:

• Pool access included (2 lounge chair passes per room, per night)

• Children under 21 are allowed only during limited morning hours

• No pool access on the day of check-out

• Non-Guests:

• Day passes and premium seating are available via ResortPass (pricing varies by date)

• Rooftop Bar: ART Williamsburg [open to the public from noon daily]. Expect sunset cocktails, skyline views, and occasional ticketed events.

BKLS Tip: For a more relaxed vibe, book a weekday slot before noon—then stay for lunch and a cocktail upstairs at ART Williamsburg.

→ Explore availability and book directly through Arlo Williamsburg or ResortPass.

Brooklyn Views & Skyline Dips

Set against the East River, these pools trade rooftop spectacle for cinematic serenity. Whether you’re floating beneath the Brooklyn Bridge or sipping cocktails at sunset, the views here stretch wider, and the energy, calmer.

1 Hotel Brooklyn Bridge

📍 Location: 60 Furman Street — DUMBO, Brooklyn

Just three feet deep and barely wider than a lap lane, the plunge pool at 1 Hotel Brooklyn Bridge is not about swimming—it is about stillness. Perched on the 10th-floor rooftop and framed by the Brooklyn Bridge and Statue of Liberty, the setting is as cinematic as it gets. The breeze off the East River, the soft hum of the city below, and the pool’s simple design make it feel more like a meditation than a moment.

It is exclusive to hotel guests, but this is one of those rare NYC stays that truly justifies the splurge—especially if timed for golden hour. Lounge chairs come first-come, first-served, handcrafted cocktails flow from Harriet’s Rooftop, and the space itself captures that quiet luxury ethos 1 Hotels is known for.

Three feet deep, endlessly photogenic. The plunge pool at 1 Hotel Brooklyn Bridge offers serene East River views framed by the Brooklyn Bridge and the Statue of Liberty. It is exclusive to guests, but worth booking a stay for the experience alone—especially at sunset. Lounge chairs, handcrafted cocktails, and an eco-luxe setting round it all out. Take a peek.

Pool Access Details:

• Season: Open May through September
• Daily Hours: 7:30 AM to 7:30 PM
• Location: Harriet’s Rooftop, 10th Floor
• Access:

• Exclusively for registered hotel guests

• Each guest room includes access to two lounge chairs

• Seating is first-come, first-served with a 2-hour daily limit

BKLS Tip: Book your stay midweek for a more tranquil rooftop experience—and do not miss the chance to sip a cocktail from Harriet’s while the skyline fades into sunset.

→ Learn More: Explore 1 Hotel Brooklyn Bridge and Harriet’s Rooftop here

The City’s Summer Getaway, No Bridge Required

You do not have to leave New York to find full-on vacation energy. From beachside cocktails to poolside DJs, this outer-borough escape delivers coastal cool with a distinctly local rhythm.

The Rockaway Hotel

📍 Location: 108-10 Rockaway Beach Drive — Rockaway Park, Queens

Just a few blocks from the Atlantic, The Rockaway Hotel brings high-energy hospitality to the edge of the city. The ground-level pool feels like a summer block party crossed with a weekend escape—upbeat music, a crowd that skews cool but unpretentious, and a bar that keeps the frozen drinks coming. If you are craving that vacation-state-of-mind without heading upstate or out east, this is your place.

Cabanas are available to rent, day passes vary by season, and the beach is always just a few sandy steps away. Whether you are coming straight from the sand or building a day around poolside lounging and spritzes, Rockaway serves bold summer energy with a borough twist.

Pool Access Details:

The Rockaway Hotel pool is back for the season—offering a vibrant social scene with upbeat music, full food and beverage service, a heated outdoor pool, and cedar sauna access. Whether you are planning a low-key weekday lounge or a lively night swim, options vary to match your summer mood.

• Hotel Guests: Pool access available from noon on the day of check-in until noon on the day of check-out
• Day Passes [subject to availability]:

• Afternoon & Early Evening Passes – $125
  Available Monday–Thursday only
  Includes access during your selected time slot, a towel for use during your visit, complimentary Wi-Fi, and bottled water.
  [Food and drink are available for purchase. Lounge chairs are first-come, first-served.]

• Night Swims – $50 + minimum spend
  Available Monday & Wednesday, 7 PM–10 PM | Ages 21+ only
  Includes towel, Wi-Fi, water, and access to all standard pool amenities under the stars.

• Cabanas: Recommended for groups and required for all weekend visits. Each cabana includes a designated lounge space and shared access to pool amenities. Early reservations are highly encouraged.

Day Passes open for booking 14 days in advance at 9 AM. Blackout dates and holiday pricing may apply. On select holidays and weekdays, weekend pricing and policies are enforced.

BKLS Tip: Weekdays are more laid-back. Grab a morning beach stroll, then settle in poolside with a cocktail before the music picks up mid-afternoon.

→ Explore availability and book directly through The Rockaway Hotel or ResortPass.

TWA Hotel Rooftop Pool

📍 Location: One Idlewild Drive, Terminal Five — Queens

Retro runway romance meets poolside cool at the TWA Hotel. Its 60-foot rooftop infinity pool sits atop Eero Saarinen’s iconic TWA Flight Center and overlooks active JFK runways—making it one of the most unique hotel pools in the city. Mid-century glamour, on-the-go cocktails (from Connie, the classic Lockheed Constellation airplane bar), and plane-spotting views combine for one very photogenic dip.

Pool Access Details

• Year-round, heated to ~95 °F [turns into a “pool‑cuzzi” in winter]
• Hours: 7 AM–11 PM daily; Pool Bar opens at 11 AM
• Reservations: Required through Nov 1 [resort reservation or via ResortPass]; general walk-ins welcome when available
• Pricing:

• Winter/Spring [November–May 25]: $25 for non-guests, free for hotel guests 

• Summer/Fall [May 26–October 31]: $50 for non-guests, $25 for guests

BKLS Tip: Book your reservation early in the season—when the daytime sun hits those plane-blurred runways, it feels like poolside time travel.

BKLS Note: Gatsby-level glamour meets practical jet-lag escape. It is not just a pool—it is a cultural touchstone at NYC’s busiest airport.

→ Explore availability and book directly through the TWA Hotel Rooftop Pool or ResortPass.

Manhattan Marvels

Rooftops in Manhattan are rarely just rooftops. These pools offer bold skyline views, late-afternoon dips, high-touch service, and scenes that shift from relaxed to electric depending on the hour.

Dream Downtown

📍 Location: 355 West 16th Street — Chelsea, Manhattan

Equal parts Côte d’Azur fantasy and Manhattan nightlife institution, the pool at Dream Downtown feels like it was designed for the camera—and the crowd. With imported sand underfoot, a glass-bottom floor that hovers above the lobby, and an atmosphere curated by TAO Group, this is not a pool you stumble into. You arrive with intention—and probably with friends.

Non-guests can opt for a day pass starting at $65 or splurge on a $1,500 cabana for the full VIP treatment. Loungers line the water, the playlist never misses, and the seasonal menu keeps things light and luxe. This is summer in the city turned all the way up.

It is part Côte d’Azur fantasy, part New York nightlife. Dream Downtown’s pool boasts imported sand, a glass-bottomed floor, and full resort-style amenities. Non-guests can grab day passes, starting at $65, or go all out with a $1,500 cabana rental. Expect sun loungers, seasonal menus, and a serious social scene. Book now.

Pool Access Details:

• Season: Through September 13
• Hours & Access:

• 8:00 AM–10:30 AM – Open swim for hotel guests (all ages)

• 11:00 AM–4:00 PM – TAO Group ticketed access only [booking required]

• 4:00 PM–7:00 PM – Complimentary access for hotel guests aged 21+

BKLS Tip: Book a midday spot if you are coming for the scene—early morning is quieter, but the real energy starts around noon. Expect DJs, curated cocktails, and a distinctly downtown edge.

→ Explore availability and book directly through Dream Downtown or ResortPass.

The Standard High Line

📍 Location: 848 Washington Street — Meatpacking District, Manhattan

This one is not about laps—it is about the moment. Hidden inside Le Bain, The Standard’s rooftop lounge and club, this small circular plunge pool is more scene than swim. The pool itself sits within the club’s checkerboard-tiled dance floor, surrounded by skyline views, disco balls, and DJs spinning late into the night. It is the kind of place where you might end the night dancing in heels, barefoot in the pool, or both.

There are no daybeds, no towel service, and no cabana rentals. But if you are looking for a spontaneous city night with sky-high energy and a chance to cool off mid-party, this is it.

Pool Access Details: Only plunge pool

• The plunge pool is located within Le Bain, The Standard’s rooftop bar and nightclub
• Entry is subject to venue discretion and may require a dress code
• Bring swimwear if you plan to dip—towels are not provided
• Operating Hours [Le Bain]:

• Monday: 4 PM–Midnight

• Tuesday–Thursday: 4 PM–4 AM

• Friday: 4 PM–4 AM

• Saturday: 2 PM–4 AM

• Sunday: 2 PM–Midnight

BKLS Tip: Arrive early to beat the crowd—or lean into the full nightlife experience and show up when the sun’s gone down and the city is fully awake.

→ Learn More: Check Le Bain’s events and hours at The Standard

Gansevoort

📍 Location: 18 9th Avenue — Meatpacking District, Manhattan

For those seeking a refined rooftop respite without the party crowd, Gansevoort’s rooftop pool offers a calm, greenery-wrapped oasis above the Meatpacking buzz. This 45-foot heated pool is open year-round, complete with retractable roof and panoramic skyline and Hudson River views—a serene midday escape rooted in upscale simplicity

Pool Access & Guests:

• Exclusively for hotel guests and SEVEN24 Collective members
• Open daily from 7 AM to 6:30 PM; in summer, poolside service continues until 9 PM, Thursday through Saturday
• Youth policy: Under-18s welcome from 7 AM to noon; afternoon access is limited to guests and members 18+
• Room allowances:

• Superior & Deluxe Queen/King rooms: pool access for 2 guests

• Deluxe Double, Grand Deluxe, and Suites: pool access for up to 4 guests

Poolside Amenities

• Available for rent: daybeds and lounge couches [2-hour slots], complete with a complimentary glass of bubbles and a curated basket [towels, water, SPF, reads].
• Full food and beverage service from the rooftop bar keeps things easy and breezy.

BKLS Tip: During warmer months, the pool terrace stays open until 9 PM on weekends—a wonderful option for an early evening dip under the lights.

→ Learn More: Discover room options and rooftop amenities here

The Peninsula New York

📍 Location: 700 5th Avenue — Midtown West, Manhattan

This is where you come to exhale. Perched high above Fifth Avenue, The Peninsula’s glass-enclosed pool offers a serene rooftop sanctuary that trades music and mojitos for stillness and skyline views. Framed by warm teak columns and bathed in natural light, it is the kind of place where the outside world falls away the moment you enter.

Access is limited to hotel guests or spa-goers who book at least two hours of treatments—a worthy excuse for an indulgent facial or massage before settling into the tranquil 42-foot pool. Whether you are swimming gentle laps or simply soaking up the calm, this is the city at its most quietly luxurious.

Pool Access Details:

• Operating Hours:

• Sunday to Thursday: 7 AM–7 PM

• Friday & Saturday: 8 AM–8 PM

• Access:

• Complimentary for hotel guests

• Spa guests receive full access to the pool and fitness center with a minimum of two hours of services

BKLS Tip: Book a weekday mid-morning massage, then take your time. The pool stays peaceful through the early afternoon, and the spa robes are just as plush as you would hope.

→ Learn More: Explore spa services and book your experience at The Peninsula

Equinox Hotel

📍 Location: 33 Hudson Yards — Midtown West, Manhattan

Where other pools are about leisure, Equinox Hotel’s rooftop and indoor pools are about performance, precision, and presence. A destination for wellness seekers and aesthetic purists alike, the dual-pool setup includes a 25-yard indoor saltwater lap pool for focused swims and a heated outdoor terrace pool wrapped in skyline views of the Hudson River.

The experience is elevated, intentional, and quietly exclusive. From the sculptural sundeck loungers to the cryotherapy-ready ice bath, everything here is built for recovery and restoration. Hotel guests have full access, and select wellness packages may offer entry for non-guests, but this is not your average rooftop hangout. It is engineered calm, designed to be earned.

Pool Access Details:

• Indoor Saltwater Pool

• 25-yard lap pool

• Access: Complimentary for hotel guests and Equinox Hudson Yards club members

• Hours:

• Monday–Thursday: 5:30 AM–9:30 PM

• Friday: 5:30 AM–8:30 PM

• Weekends: 7 AM–8:30 PM

• Outdoor Heated Pool & Terrace

• Skyline-facing sundeck with panoramic views

• Access: Hotel guests + select Equinox members

• Hours:

• Mon–Thurs: 7 AM–10 PM

• Friday: 7 AM–9 PM

• Weekends: 7 AM–8 PM

BKLS Tip: Book a stay with spa access for full immersion—or explore the Equinox Day Retreat packages that offer curated wellness itineraries, including terrace time.

→ Learn More: View Equinox Hotel packages and pool access options here

Artistic Escapes & Downtown Cool

From Warhol underfoot to rooftop floral fantasies, these downtown pools lean fully into art, attitude, and atmosphere. This is where swimwear meets scene—and every plunge comes with personality.

Sixty LES

📍 Location: 190 Allen Street — Lower East Side, Manhattan

Art, attitude, and just the right amount of edge—Sixty LES delivers one of the city’s most culturally iconic pool experiences. At the center of its sleek rooftop, a 75-foot pool stretches across the deck with Andy Warhol’s face tiled into the floor—a bold nod to the neighborhood’s creative legacy and rebellious charm.

This one is for the in-the-know set. Access is limited to hotel guests, but Blue Ribbon Sushi is steps away, and summer weekends often bring DJ-fueled rooftop events that open the doors just wide enough for the public to get a glimpse of the scene.

Pool Access Details:

• Season: Through September 7, 2025

• Hours:

• Sunday to Thursday: 9 AM–5:30 PM

• Friday & Saturday: 9 AM–7 PM

• Access:

• Exclusively for hotel guests

• Public events may grant access on select dates [inquire directly]

BKLS Tip: Book a summer weekend stay to catch a rooftop moment with skyline views and a side of Warhol. Then follow it up with sushi and sake downstairs at Blue Ribbon.

→ Learn More: Explore Sixty LES and summer rooftop experiences here

Somewhere Nowhere

📍 Location: 112 West 25th Street — Chelsea, Manhattan

Tucked into the clouds above Chelsea, Somewhere Nowhere feels like a rooftop garden party crossed with a luxe poolside club—and it delivers on the drama. Think: skyline-facing infinity edge, bold floral installations, and an atmosphere that shifts effortlessly from sun-drenched oasis to DJ-fueled fantasy. This is not a pool you lounge quietly by—it is one you experience.

By day, guests float between daybeds and cocktails. By night, the vibe tilts toward a rooftop lounge and nightlife destination. If your ideal pool day includes a bottle of rosé, curated playlists, and photo-worthy moments every few feet, this is your spot.

Pool Access Details:

• Season: Through September 8, 2025
• Swimming Hours: Wednesday to Sunday, noon–4:30 PM
• Access Options:

• General Admission – $100 per person
  Includes pool access, outdoor shower, changing area, towel service, and Wi-Fi
  [Food and drinks available for purchase]

• Daybed Reservation – $165 per person
  Includes 2-hour reservation for a poolside daybed [up to 3 people], one bottle of rosé, and all general admission perks

• Season Membership – $2,500
  Includes pool access Wed–Sun, expedited entry to events, and a guest pass [plus one]

BKLS Tip: Come on a Thursday if you want to skip the weekend crowds. Book a daybed early—it is one of the only pools in the city where skyline views come with curated playlists and chilled rosé on arrival.

→ Learn More: Reserve your experience at Somewhere Nowhere here

Royalton Rooftop

📍 Location: 420 Park Avenue South — Midtown East, Manhattan

With clean lines, warm wood tones, and a front-row seat to the Empire State Building, the Royalton Rooftop pool is quietly one of Midtown’s most underrated escapes. It is part indoor, part open-air, and all about ambiance—offering the kind of flexibility that works for both mid-morning swims and golden-hour cocktails.

Open year-round and accessible to the public after 2 PM, the scene here skews calm and curated. There are no DJs or beach balls—just well-poured drinks, sleek loungers, and the occasional wagyu slider served poolside. A grown-up hideaway with just the right amount of edge.

Pool Access Details:

• Season: Open year-round
• Hours: Daily, 7 AM–9 PM
• Access:

• Hotel Guests: Complimentary access during stay

• Non-Guests: Day passes available [pricing and availability vary by date]

BKLS Tip: Visit in the late afternoon and linger through sunset—the Empire State Building lights up just as the rooftop softens into night. Check for weekday availability if you’re seeking a more tranquil session.

→ Learn More: View day pass options and room availability at Royalton Rooftop

Urban Sanctuaries: NYC Spa Pools Worth Booking

Not every summer swim calls for spritzes and a crowd. These spa-centered sanctuaries offer quiet immersion—spaces where wellness, stillness, and sensory detail are the luxury. From skyline-facing infinity edges to lantern-lit retreats, these pools invite pause over performance.

QC Spa New York

📍 Location: 112 Andes Road, Governors Island

This is not your average spa—it is a ferry-accessed retreat with year-round outdoor infinity pools, panoramic skyline views, and over 20 immersive wellness experiences. Nestled within restored 19th-century army barracks, QC Spa is a transportive blend of Italian spa heritage and New York scenery. Heated pools (98°F), hydro-massage seats, themed saunas, an Ice Room, and a salt room make it easy to spend the day here. Spa bistro Casa QC serves light bites and aperitivi between dips.

Access: Open daily to guests 21+.

• Break [three hours] from $89
• Escape [five hours] from $124
• Sunset [from 5 PM] from $98
• Full‑day pass $158

BKLS Tip: Go midweek for a quieter experience, and pack swimwear and flip-flops. Book the Sunset Pass for skyline views that are cinematic at dusk.

→ Book Your Experience at QC Spa New York

Aman Spa

📍 Location: 730 Fifth Avenue — Midtown Manhattan

For those seeking ultra-luxury, Aman New York delivers a sanctuary experience unlike any other in the city. Its 20,000-square-foot wellness center includes a dramatic 65-foot indoor pool framed by fire pits, daybeds, and dark oak interiors. It is opulent, understated, and resolutely private.

Access:

• Exclusively for hotel guests and Aman Club members
• Not open to the public or day spa visitors
• The pool is open daily with personal spa hosts available on-site

BKLS Note: Although access is limited, this entry should be on your radar as a benchmark for spa design and immersive wellness at the highest level. The pool itself feels like a secret reserved for another world, and that is part of its allure.

→ Book Your Experience at Aman Spa

Shibui Spa

📍 Location: 377 Greenwich Street — Tribeca, Manhattan

Hidden beneath The Greenwich Hotel, Shibui Spa offers a transformative experience rooted in Japanese tradition and refined luxury. At its heart is a lantern-lit, heated pool housed within a reconstructed 250-year-old Japanese farmhouse—crafted from teak and cedar and framed by minimalist calm. It is as much a meditative retreat as it is a wellness destination.

Access:

• Available to hotel guests and spa guests who book a treatment of 60 minutes or longer
• Pool hours: Daily, 7 AM–9 PM
• Morning family swim: 7 AM–10 AM [children 4+ welcome with adult supervision]
• Pool use is limited to one hour per guest

BKLS Note: Shibui Spa offers a rare kind of serenity in the city—earthy, refined, and deeply sensory. Pair a massage with a slow dip in the warm pool, and you may just forget you are in Manhattan at all.

→ Book Your Experience at Shibui Spa

Quick Guide to NYC Hotel Pools

Conclusion

In a city that rarely stops moving, a hotel pool is more than a luxury—it is a moment. Whether you are sipping spritzes in Williamsburg, drifting beneath skyline reflections in Hudson Yards, or meditating by the East River, let this be your season to float, breathe, and fall in love with summer all over again.

Whether you are seeking rooftop revelry, a wellness sanctuary, or a full day of poolside luxury, New York City offers no shortage of elevated escapes. These hotel pools are more than just a place to cool down—they are where the city pauses, recharges, and reminds you why summer here hits differently.
So go ahead: dip in, lounge long, and toast to another New York Summer done right.

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