The World’s Most Stylish Indoor Hotel Pools

Mama Shelter, Rome

Mama Shelter is one of Rome’s hippest and most stylish hotels. Located just a 10-minute walk from the Vatican, this 217-room design hotel’s colorful tiled bathrooms hint at what awaits in the lowest floor’s Mama Baths — a vibrant area featuring an indoor pool, steam room, sauna, and gym. This retro-chic pool reinterprets Roman baths in rainbow hues.

Jumeirah Burj Al Arab, Dubai

Dubai’s symbol, known worldwide with its sail-shaped building, Jumeirah Burj Al Arab boasts an indoor pool that is a true design marvel, with turquoise ceilings accented with wood and massive columns adorned with zigzag-patterned mosaics. Located on the 18th floor, the indoor infinity pool is surrounded by floor-to-ceiling windows, offering swimmers stunning gulf views and a bright, spacious environment.

The Peninsula, Hong Kong

As the Asian luxury hotel group’s first property since 1928, the iconic 300-room The Peninsula Hong Kong features an indoor heated pool on its eighth floor. With grand white columns, lush plant decorations, and floor-to-ceiling windows framing Hong Kong’s iconic skyline, it offers an unmatched swimming experience. Located within the spa — which houses 16 treatment rooms — the pool area also serves as a daytime meeting spot.

Aman New York

Aman Resorts’ first city hotel, the 83-suite Aman New York, carries the brand’s commitment to wellness into its three-story spa. One of the most beautiful spaces on the spa’s second floor is its unique indoor pool. The 20-meter pool is surrounded by floor-to-ceiling mirrors, creating the illusion of infinity. The pool’s changing rooms also open to a sauna, steam room, and rain showers.

La Mamounia, Marrakech

Serving guests since 1923, Marrakech’s legendary La Mamounia is famous not only for its lavish décor, splendid rooms, and gardens but also for its indoor swimming pool. The heated pool, decorated with colorful stained glass and mosaic tiles, promises a royal swimming experience with high arches, vibrant tiles, authentic cedars, marble, and wall paintings — the most striking elements of traditional Moroccan design.

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