The most beautiful hotel dream pools; Where architecture and water come together

The indoor pools of hotels are much more important than their outdoor, architectural and aesthetic importance. Under the long, magnificent ceilings, most of these pools are wide and rectangular, and their transparent water shines like sapphire. From Osaka to Morocco and from Paris to Sydney, some of the world’s most dramatic hotels and residences have been careful so that their indoor pools can be other stunning spaces. We will introduce four special pools that have doubled the charm of hotels with large wall paintings, magnificent lighting, inspirational ceilings and lush environment. (Ad Middle East)

• Facilities: Spa and Health Technology Center, Music Hall, Five Café and Restaurant and Yoga Class

At Patina Osaka’s newly established hotel, guests can have a direct view of the ancient Osaka castle when swimming. The indoor pool with a large glass wall is separated from the castle and the interior with a wooden roof at a height of 2 meters has a magnificent look. The granite and shiny walls of the pool remind the fortress of the castle. The experience of swimming in this space or rest in Jacuzzi with the same view is an inspirational and spectacular combination.

Photographer: Georg Roske / Courtesy Patina Osaka

• Facilities: Towels and dedicated accessories, three restaurants, fitness center and spa

The Capella Sydney Hotel, with a special emphasis on rare and custom artworks by Australian native artists, has a unique design. The indoor pool of this hotel is as attractive and artistic; The 2 -meter pool with a combination of salt and chlorine on the sixth floor, in an former art gallery and now with ceiling skylights and wooden beams, has a bright look. At night, the natural lighting of the pool gives the space a magic and nurse.

Photographer: Unknown / Courtesy of Capella Sydney

• Facilities: Three -storey health center with Turkish bath, free transfer and personal waiter service

The Aman New York Hotel, located in the historic Crown building, has a 2 -meter -long pool and has eliminated part of the upper floor to create a 1.5 -meter ceiling in the pool. Full mirrors make the pool infinite. Three copper and giant dome lights inspired by the architecture of the Indonesian temples give space a pleasant light. The copper fireplaces, along with the high wooden lattice windows, complete the splendor of the space and make an unforgettable experience.

Photographer: Unknown / Courtesy of Aman New York

Facilities: Tea salon, spa center, playground, green space and tennis court

The symbolic indoor pool of the hotel La Mamounia is a magnificent manifestation of traditional Moroccan architecture. Bright colored glass, mosaic tiles, long arches, marble columns, lighter lanterns, etc., have a luxurious space. The pool water is adjusted at a precise temperature of 2 ° C. The best point for rest is the beds on the marble platform, displaying all the magnificent symmetry of the room, from the roof to the pool water.

Photographer: Unknown / Courtesy of La Mamounia

• Facilities: Spa, steam room, open -air jacuzzi, dining room and cafe with free buffet

The mirror pool of Tierra Patagonia with a curved wooden roof and glass wall has a stunning view of the mountain. The whole complex is made of native wood and materials and is in full harmony with the environment. The infinite edge of the pool is decorated with river stones that induces the sense of extending the Lake Sarmiento into the pool.

Photographer: Tomas Encina / Courtesy of Tierra Patagonia

• Facilities: Winter garden, cafeteria, gym, beauty service

In the heart of the Marais neighborhood of Paris, where the rare pool is found, the Le Grand Mazarin Hotel has built a unique underground pool. After the 14th -century building reinforcement architecture, a pool was created in the heart of the earth with its walls adorned with mosaics. A separate round Jacuzzi has also designed a half -shell space. The pool arch ceiling is decorated with unique paintings and creates a poetic experience for guests.

Photographer: Vincent Leroux / Courtesy of Le Grand Mazarin

• Facilities: Spa, Tennis Land, Restaurant and Coffee Shop, Cinema and Children’s Club

The Bürgensstock Hotel complex and Alpine Spa, 2 meters above the Lake Lake Lake, have compiled a combination of Hollywood history, hospitality innovation and engineering masterpieces. The 2 -meter indoor pool is built in a magnificent space with a steep wooden roof and glass walls and is attached to the open -ended pool. The flow of water from the edge of the pool does not leave a border between the water and the sky and creates a dream image.

Photographer: Unknown / Courtesy of Bürgensstock Hotels Ag

• Facilities: Private space, waitress, towel and dedicated luxury accessories, 2 restaurants

Burj Al Arabi Hotel is known in Dubai with its yacht facade; But its interior architecture is amazing. The indoor pools of the Tower of Al -Arab are located within the luxury spa of the complex. Turquoise ceilings with wooden decorations and colorful mosaic columns create an energetic atmosphere. Full windows show the Persian Gulf’s landscape; But the most important feature of the sophisticated mosaic designs that refers to local roles.

Photographer: Unknown / Courtesy of Jumeirah Burj Al Arab

• Facilities: Outdoor pool, spa and health center, steam and sauna, sports classes

At Copenhagen, where the tropical pool is not waiting for the tropical plant, the Manon Les Suites Guldsmeeden Hotel has built an atmosphere inspired by East Asia. The pool is located between the two floors of the building and under the glass roof. The growing plants, flowering trees and green tiles have given it a tropical space. Sunlight flows through the glass ceiling and creates a sense of lush nature. The cottages and coffee shops by the pool complete the tropical mood.

Photographer: Unknown / HotelScombined

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Cover Photo Source: Architecturaldigest.com | Photographer: Unknown (Tira Patagonia Hotel Pool)