Never one to be shy about bending the rules of hospitality, Moxy Williamsburg unveils Brooklyn’s first-ever hotel pickleball court. Tucked away within a reimagined Bar Bedford Garden, this bold new feature combines leisure with design in the heart of Williamsburg. The custom-designed, all-season court refreshes the borough’s afternoon activities, providing respite from busy days and placing America’s fastest-growing sport at the center of where culture, community, and play intersect. 

The court blends urban edge with garden charm, offering guests a space to unwind and let loose with a friendly game. The 15’ x 30’ court sits atop lush turf and blends into the garden setting almost like a piece of contemporary art. The court is open daily from 10 am to 7 pm and invites hotel guests or private event groups to unwind, compete, or simply rally, all without ever leaving the hotel. Whether guests are seasoned players or just there to take in the space, Moxy Williamsburg’s new pickleball court delivers a fresh new take on the Brooklyn experience.

The Bar Bedford Garden itself has been completely revamped — a lively, design-forward space that now serves as both a communal hub and an event-ready venue. Inspired by the backyard gardens tucked behind many Williamsburg apartment buildings, the design creates a lively, residential space that makes guests feel as if they have stumbled upon an outdoor oasis in the urban jungle. Whether you’re sipping cocktails post-match, hosting a private gathering, or simply taking in the space, the garden carries the same effortless energy that defines Moxy Williamsburg.

Together, the pickleball court and Bar Bedford Garden showcase Moxy Williamsburg’s signature approach: playful, approachable, and always keeping things interesting. The hotel continues to blur the lines between leisure, design, and community, offering guests a space to gather, move, and connect in ways that feel distinctly Brooklyn. From spirited rallies on the court to cocktails under the garden’s canopy, Moxy proves that a hotel can be more than a place to stay — it can be a destination, a social hub, and a playground all at once.