Swimming pools are grand installations that completely revamp properties. Most are installed in outdoor spaces with an in-ground design. However, indoor swimming pools are gaining popularity due to their unique benefits. For example, the pool isn’t at the mercy of the weather. As a result, users can enjoy a swim, whether it’s rainy or windy outside. Furthermore, indoor swimming pools feature glamorous designs. They are expensive to install, but the final results are worth the investment. Here are some of the most magnificent indoor pools in the world.
La Mamounia Hotel Spa
The reputation of La Mamounia is unmatched. The hotel has won several awards, including Best Hotel In The World and Best Spa In The World. Furthermore, La Mamounia features bespoke designs that stay true to traditional Moroccan architectural designs. It has several luxurious suites, like the Churchill suite and the Baldaquin suite, which are reserved for premium clients. However, no feature in the hotel beats the palatial-style spa pool. It’s a luxurious build that features magnificent gold columns, colourful tiles and unique artistic details on the ceiling. Teh final design is an opulent venue for relaxation.
Cave Pool Suite Cavo Tagoo
Cavo Tagoo hotel is built within the Myokonos caves and features picturesque outdoor spaces, pools, hot tubs, and a swimming cave. The sunset view from the hotel suites is something to die for. Furthermore, the hotel offers quality services ranging from daily maid service to individually controlled air conditioning.
Of all the suites in the hotel, nothing comes close to the exquisite design of the Cave Pool suite. It’s the most requested suite, and reservations need weeks of advance notice. The suite has exotic views and a cave-style pool. The latter has become the subject of many travellers’ blogs and photos. The pool is sculpted from raw natural rock and features a breathtaking view of the Mediterranean. The Cave Pool is a cosy two-person suite ideal for a romantic getaway or honeymoon.
Tierra Patagonia Hotel and Spa
The hotel sits at the heart of the Torress del Paine National Park and boasts breathtaking surroundings. The rooms are styled with stylish handcrafted furniture, local textiles and other Patagonian designs. Guests can enjoy cosy lounge spaces, an inviting fireplace, a bar area and a library. The hotel also features a lavish indoor pool that offers the perfect spot to relax and soak up the beauty of Patagonia. The pool was designed by Alexandra Edwards and Carolina DiPlano, world-renowned interior architects. It’s received several awards and formed the central attraction of the hotel.
Talise Spa, Burj Al Arab Jumeirah Hotel
Dubai is known as the home of luxury hotels and the world’s only official 7-star hotel, Burj Al Arab. The hotel has repeatedly been voted the world’s most luxurious hotel. It features impeccable services and amenities unique to the hotel. One of the most iconic features at the hotel is the infinity pool at Talise Spa. The pool is installed 500 feet above sea level and has breathtaking views of Dubai. Furthermore, guests can enjoy a romantic moonlight swim which involves a private experience in a pool of rose petals.
The Herschelbad Public Bath
This is the oldest public bath. A grand Art Nouveau-style building houses it in Mannheim, Germany. The area features three indoor swimming pools surrounded by sweeping arches and gold-painted ceilings. It’s a unique, glamorous design. Pool 1 is the largest build, while Pool 2 has an exquisite glass dome. Currently, each pool has different purposes. The largest pool is reserved for public swimming, while Pools 2 and 3 are used by schools and clubs.
There are definitely more stunning indoor pools in commercial and private residences, but luxury hotels feature some of the most lavish designs.
