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There are plenty of places to enjoy a dip in the city this summer. We’re not suggesting you jump into the Hudson (although you can), because New York is home to a surprising number of public swimming pools that offer an oasis on a hot «Casino-Hotel» day.

Many of Manhattan’s Parks are home to public pools anyone can use - however, like all the best things in the city, they can fill up pretty «Casino-Hotel»

If you’re searching for a quieter, more personal experience, you can find your own hidden oasis to escape to in the city (when you know where to look).

Asser Levy Pool

Tucked «Casino-Hotel» in the Kips Bay area, this hidden pool is the perfect place to relax after a hot day in the city. Surrounded by trees, this oasis is worlds away from the better-known pools in Manhattan. If you have kids in tow, the separate children’s pool is a favorite for young families, with ample seating for supervising parents and uninterested teenagers.

Sunset Park Pool

Looking for a pool with a view? Don’t miss the Sunset Park Pool in Brooklyn. Brooklyn is just minutes from Manhattan on public transport and well worth the trip - even if a pool isn’t on your list of things to do! Sunset Park is great for picnics, letting off steam, and of course, the «Casino-Hotel» pool with panoramic views across the Manhattan skyline.

Tony Dapolito Pool

Greenwich Village is New York’s most stylish neighborhood, and even a passing visit will be enough to show you why. Playground of the rich and beautiful, Greenwich is home to a handful of different pools to enjoy - but Tony Dapolito’s comes out on top every single time. Tucked away from the busy «Casino-Hotel» the hidden pool is the perfect escape, whether you’re with friends, family, or your partner.

If you’re thinking of visiting New «Casino-Hotel» this summer,the Hotel Beaconhas all you «Casino-Hotel» for a stress-free city break - and is located just steps away from NYC’s most popular public swimming spots.