By BRABBU
Summer is time for some pool fun and relax. With a lot of people travelling for their favorite destinations, so BRABBU team with a little help from the travel experts of Telegraph, brings you now the most amazing pools in world’s top hotels. If you’re a pool lover we really hope that someday you can swim in at least one of these 30 most amazing pools.
And this is a full package, because these are not just the most amazing pools in the world, as we will showing these pools, we will also show you world’s best hotels.
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Four Seasons Shanghai, China
Billed as the “sexiest hotel pool ever”, couples can book exclusive access for the ultimate dip à deux on the 41st floor of this Shanghai high-rise. Staff are discreetly on-hand to top up glasses of bubbly, proffer canapés or mix a romantic soundtrack against a backdrop of this exciting city’s futuristic skyline.
Le Crans Hotel & Spa, Switzerland
Set in the mountainous Valais region of Switzerland, the pool at Le Crans Hotel & Spa has to be one of the coolest on our list. This five-star retreat is also home to a CINQ MONDES spa.
Jade Mountain, St Lucia
Infinity pool views don’t come much more swoon-inducing than those of the Pitons from Jade Mountain, the swanky sister hotel of the island’s Anse Chastanet. The private pools for two are the perfect spot from which to enjoy a sundowner.
The Oberoi Udaivilas, India
A cooling dip at Oberoi Udaivilas, set within a 20-acre wildlife sanctuary home to deer and wild boar, comes with the added bonus of shimmering views of Lake Pichola.
InterContinental Hong Kong, Hong Kong
“The pervasive sense of water and light gives it the feel of a luxurious liner berthed in one of the world’s greatest ports (and, in the infinity spa pools, you can start to think you’re actually in the harbour).”
Four Seasons Safari Lodge Serengeti, Tanzania
The pool at this 77-room safari lodge, located within the Serengeti National Park, overlooks a watering hole frequented by wildlife including elephants and lions. Thirsty guests can grab a cocktail at the pool-side bar.
The Sarojin, Thailand
These glamorous wooden day beds sit in the shallows of this stylish pool in Khao Lak.
Belmond Hotel Caruso, Ravello, Italy
The vertiginous infinity pool at the Hotel Caruso, perched high above the Amalfi Coast, clings to the surrounding cliffs and offers fabulous views of the rugged coastline.
Hotel Indigo, Hong Kong
Head for heights? Guests can take a dip in this glass-bottomed pool located on the 29th floor of this Hong Kong high-rise.
Delamore Lodge, Waiheke Island, New Zealand
The infinity pool at Delamore Lodge offers far-reaching views of the islands that stud Owhanake Bay.
Club Boucan, St Lucia
Get up close and personal with the Pitons at this infinity pool located 1,000ft above sea level on St Lucia’s west coast.
White Orchid, Sivota, Greece
“On the outskirts of Sivota, a low-key seaside resort popular with Greeks and Italians. White Orchid clings to a cliff and offers unrivalled views of mountainous coastline and a string of verdant islets. The glamorous infinity pool is perfect for spotting dolphins out at sea or for sunset views of nearby Corfu and Paxos.”
Ubud Hanging Gardens, Bali
The show-stopping infinity pool at Ubud Hanging Gardens is lined with Batu Chandi stone and designed to emulate the terraced rice paddies that are a feature of the area.
Grace Santorini, Santorini, Greece
Grab a cocktail from the pool-side bar and cool off in one of the island’s largest hotel infinity pool to make the most of the uninterrupted Caldera views.
Blue Lagoon Clinic Hotel, Iceland
Situated on the banks of the Blue Lagoon, the hotel offers guests the chance to bathe in a private bathing area – thereby avoiding the worst of the crowds that flock to this well-known watering hole.
San Alfonso del Mar, Goleta, Chile
Size matters at San Alfonso: the hotel is home to the world’s largest swimming pool. The pool, which is filled with water pumped from the neighbouring Pacific Ocean, measures in at more than 21 Olympic-sized swimming pools and took almost five years from planning to first swim.
Atlantis Paradise Island, Bahamas
The beachfront Reef Atlantis resort on Paradise Island has a 141-acre water park with 11 swimming pools and a Mayan temple-themed water slide.
Fasano, Rio, Brazil
With Arpoador’s rocks to the left and a full sweep of golden beach to the right that culminates at the foot of the Dois Irmãos mountain, as Rio views go, it doesn’t get much better than that afforded from the rooftop pool and bar at Fasano.
Marina Bay Sands, Singapore
Located on the 57th floor of this Singapore high-rise, the infinity pool at Marina Bay Sands is billed as the world’s largest at this height.
B2 Boutique, Zurich, Switzerland
An exhilirating swim is guaranteed at this rooftop pool fed with water from the nearby Aqui spring.
R2 Rio Calma Hotel, Fuerteventura
This Canary Islands hotel is home to a sea-water bathing lake for those who prefer not to stray too far from the pool-side bar.
The Cambrian, Adelboden, Switzerland
The Swiss Alps provide a soul-stirring backdrop at this glamorous heated pool in the ski resort of Adelboden.
Hotel Adler Dolomiti, Dolomites
After a walk in the Dolomites guests can soothe aching limbs in one of the saltwater pools at this stylish mountain retreat.
Sanctuary Swala Camp, Tanzania
The infinity pool at Sanctuary Swala makes a cooling spot from which to spot zebra, giraffe, buffalo, lion and leopard at a nearby watering hole.
Phulay Bay, a Ritz-Carlton Reserve, Krabi, Thailand
This serene infinity pool is the perfect spot from which to soak up calming views of the Andaman Sea and the islands that stud Phulay Bay.
Hotel du Cap-Eden-Roc, South of France
With panoramic views of the French Riviera, this glorious pool was created in 1919 when Antoine Sella, the legendary hotelier, used dynamite to blow a hole in the basalt rock in a bid to launch the hotel as a summer destination
Ja Manafaru Maldives
“Unsurprisingly idyllic, the island features the obligatory soft white sands, house reef, over-water villas and beach bungalows (“sunrise” or “sunset”), with a verdant interior that’s home to squawking crows and “flying fox” bats.”
Perivolas, Santorini
Guests can expect fabulous caldera views from the infinity pool at this cave hotel on Greece’s best-known volcanic island.
Cavo Tagoo, Mykonos
“Among the island’s first established, and still one of the best, luxury complexes, the Cavo Tagoo gazes out to sea from its hillside location near Hóra, Mýkonos. It’s a stylish (and often full) hotel offering spacious rooms, often private plunge-pools and generous breakfasts.
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