~ Amazing Hotel Pools ~
The Park Hyatt Tokyo's sleek, 47th-floor swimming pool has jaw-dropping vistas of Tokyo and even venerable Mount Fuji. (Courtesy Park Hyatt Tokyo)
The 65-foot-long, four-lane pool at the Park Hyatt Tokyo is striking at night, when the city outside comes to life. (Courtesy Park Hyatt Tokyo)
You can take small sailboats out on the saltwater pool at San Alfonso del Mar, in Algarrobo, Chile.
The pool measures two thirds of a mile in length—Guinness World Records calls it the largest in the world. (Courtesy San Alfonso del Mar)
For nighttime swimming at San Alfonso del Mar, head to the temperature-controlled beach inside the pool's centrally located glass pyramid—the water and the sand are heated. (Courtesy San Alfonso del Mar)
Inside the massive, 347-room Umaid Bhawan Palace, this serene, temperature-controlled swimming basin takes advantage of natural candlelight. (Courtesy Taj Hotels Resorts and Palaces)
Set on the third floor of the InterContinental Hong Kong, the hotel's three pools—two hot and one cold, but all with underwater music piped in—give the almost unnerving illusion that you're floating in Victoria Harbor. (Courtesy InterContinental Hong Kong)
You'll swim with five species of sharks (16 sharks in all!) at the Golden Nugget's $30 million pool complex in Las Vegas. (Courtesy Golden Nugget)
Take a waterslide straight through the Golden Nugget's 200,000-gallon shark tank. You'll see stingrays, massive Queensland grouper, and silvery jack crevalle, too. (Courtesy Golden Nugget)
The Al Bustan Palace InterContinental Muscat in Oman has a spacious, 164-foot-long infinity pool flanked by shady, palm-studded islands.
The water is temperature controlled, so it's always an oasis-like 84 degrees. (Courtesy Al Bustan Palace InterContinental Muscat)
You look straight out into the Gulf of Thailand from the Anantara Koh Samui Resort & Spa's 98-foot-long infinity pool at this stylish resort on the island of Samui. (Courtesy Anantara Koh Samui Resort & Spa)
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The Park Hyatt Tokyo's sleek, 47th-floor swimming pool has jaw-dropping vistas of Tokyo and even venerable Mount Fuji. (Courtesy Park Hyatt Tokyo)
The 65-foot-long, four-lane pool at the Park Hyatt Tokyo is striking at night, when the city outside comes to life. (Courtesy Park Hyatt Tokyo)
You can take small sailboats out on the saltwater pool at San Alfonso del Mar, in Algarrobo, Chile.
The pool measures two thirds of a mile in length—Guinness World Records calls it the largest in the world. (Courtesy San Alfonso del Mar)
For nighttime swimming at San Alfonso del Mar, head to the temperature-controlled beach inside the pool's centrally located glass pyramid—the water and the sand are heated. (Courtesy San Alfonso del Mar)
Inside the massive, 347-room Umaid Bhawan Palace, this serene, temperature-controlled swimming basin takes advantage of natural candlelight. (Courtesy Taj Hotels Resorts and Palaces)
Set on the third floor of the InterContinental Hong Kong, the hotel's three pools—two hot and one cold, but all with underwater music piped in—give the almost unnerving illusion that you're floating in Victoria Harbor. (Courtesy InterContinental Hong Kong)
You'll swim with five species of sharks (16 sharks in all!) at the Golden Nugget's $30 million pool complex in Las Vegas. (Courtesy Golden Nugget)
Take a waterslide straight through the Golden Nugget's 200,000-gallon shark tank. You'll see stingrays, massive Queensland grouper, and silvery jack crevalle, too. (Courtesy Golden Nugget)
The Al Bustan Palace InterContinental Muscat in Oman has a spacious, 164-foot-long infinity pool flanked by shady, palm-studded islands.
The water is temperature controlled, so it's always an oasis-like 84 degrees. (Courtesy Al Bustan Palace InterContinental Muscat)
You look straight out into the Gulf of Thailand from the Anantara Koh Samui Resort & Spa's 98-foot-long infinity pool at this stylish resort on the island of Samui. (Courtesy Anantara Koh Samui Resort & Spa)
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