The hype
Travelers love the location and the pool vibe but consistently flag the noise levels and wear-and-tear in the rooms.
Book this if You want a Bali-style pool party in the middle of Brooklyn and plan to be out (or up) late.
Quick Take: It’s a pool club with bedrooms attached, so bring earplugs and don't expect a quiet retreat.
Reviewed by @thezaisers: I spent the weekend at CODA and honestly, the pool deck is a game changer for NYC summers. Waking up to that sunlight with coffee in bed was the perfect reset. It’s got such a cool, retro vibe right in the heart of Williamsburg.
Travelers love the location and the pool vibe but consistently flag the noise levels and wear-and-tear in the rooms.
You might get a 'complimentary' daybed, or you might find them all taken by noon — the 'pool access' doesn't guarantee a seat.
“I'd love a room on a higher floor facing McCarren Park for the view, and as far from the elevator as possible to minimize hallway noise.”
Everything you actually want to know before you book.
Yes, access is included, but daybeds are first-come, first-served. To guarantee a spot, you have to pay a reservation fee.
No on-site parking. You'll need to find street parking or use a nearby garage like iPark or Propark ($25-$45/day).
No. There is a coffee station in the morning, but full breakfast is a la carte at the restaurant.
Yes, it's pet-friendly with a $100 fee per stay (limit 1 dog up to 35lbs).
Not really. The pool is 21+ only, and the vibe is very adult-centric/nightlife-focused.
It's a frequent complaint. If you are sensitive to bass or street sounds, request a high floor or look elsewhere.
The 'complimentary' coffee in the lobby runs out fast—get there before 9 AM.
You can order food/drinks to the pool, but service can be slow on weekends.
The rooftop bar (Meili) has amazing views; go for sunset even if you aren't drinking.
See where CODA Williamsburg is located and what's nearby.