The 16 most beautiful hotel pools in Hong Kong

If you require a convincing excuse to stay in Tsim Sha Tsui, the pool terrace at the Regent is a strong contender. Sitting right on the water's edge, it features a main pool along with infinity spa pools fitted with hydrotherapy jets that can work out any tired muscles as you take in the views. Daybeds line the deck for quiet lounging with drinks on call, but if you need more privacy, booking one of the hotel's Signature Suites gets you a private pool on your own terrace.

Offering a sweeping view of the South China Sea, The Fullerton’s 60-metre outdoor infinity pool almost makes you forget you're a short drive from the city chaos. It’s built for lounging, with poolside cabanas and a bar ready to supply refreshments whenever you need. Non-hotel guests can drop in with a ‘Soothe My Soul’ day pass ($600), which grants full access to the gym, pools, and exclusive discounts on dining, accommodation, spa, and family experiences.

Perched on the 118th floor of the ICC, this is officially one of the highest indoor swimming pools in the world. Floor-to-ceiling windows frame a stunning bird’s-eye view of Victoria Harbour, while 144 LED screens across the walls and ceiling project skies and coral reefs. If you’re not staying at the hotel but would like to experience the stunning view for yourself, secure their one-time day pass ($750), which includes full use of the pool and fitness facilities.

Luxury hotel Four Seasons offers not one but several pools. You can do a few morning laps in the lap pool and finish off your workout with a cold dip in the plunge pool to ease your muscles. For picturesque views of Victoria Harbour, head to the infinity pool and have a leisurely swim whilst enjoying the music from its underwater speakers. For afternoon relaxation, sunbathe by the pool terrace amidst epic harbour views and indulge in cold cocktails and snacks from their all-day menu.

Apart from its 28.5-metre outdoor swimming pool, Island Shangri-La has a dedicated waterplay zone for families. While the kiddies splash about and play with interactive water features like water cannons and tunnels, parents can lean back and unwind at the cabanas with poolside service. Day passes to experience the hotel’s pool, gym, and sauna are available at $1,100 (Mon-Thu) or $1,250 (Fri-Sun) for adults, and $550 (Mon-Thu) or $700 (Fri-Sun) for children.

Located in West Kowloon, the W Hotel sits right next to Elements shopping mall, making it one of the most convenient yet luxurious hotels in the city. Another subject worthy of tattle is their swimming pool. WET is Hong Kong’s highest outdoor heated swimming pool located on the 76th floor of the hotel. As sunlight glistens off the mosaic wall of butterflies and psychedelic shapes, it calls for the perfect time to lounge by the pool bar and sip on a cocktail. Their WET Weekday Pass is priced at $750 and includes access to the heated pool, a glass of Champagne, one-time access to heat and water facilities, and a $500 gift voucher for selected treatments at their Bliss Spa. The Holiday Pass ($988) offers the same amenities but with an extra glass of bubbly and a $1,000 spa voucher instead.

A breathtaking spot on the rooftop, Kerry Hotel’s outdoor infinity pool offers one of the most unparalleled views of Victoria Harbour. Overlooking the ocean, this open, freeing space will banish all your worrisome thoughts away. Decorating their pool deck are tropical plants, giving you a holiday island vibe as you get a perfect tan and indulge in some refreshments on the beach chairs. This season, they’re offering a range of Daycation packages (from $800), all of which will grant you day passes to the pool and a set lunch, with more luxurious options such as massage treatments and a bottle of champagne available as upgrades.

The Grand Hyatt offers its guests a phenomenal view of the Central skyline. Their 50-metre heated outdoor swimming pool is located on the 11th floor and surrounded by plenty of lush greenery. Soak up some rays on the sun loungers, or refuel on drinks and snacks at the Waterfall Bar, an all-day alfresco poolside lounge. There’s also the option to visit their Plateau Spa with a day pass, which allows you access to the swimming pool, fitness centre, steam room, and sauna. Advance booking is required due to limited availability.

This tranquil hideaway is perched on the 15th floor of the Langham Hotel. Stretching 298 square metres, the heated rooftop swimming pool is a heavenly retreat for those who are stressed out and looking for a space to clear their head. The pool deck has a hot tub to massage your stress away, as well as a pool lounge where refreshments – including organic salads, sandwiches, and skinny cocktails – will be at your service. Guests can spend $580 at the hotel’s Chuan Body + Soul spa and get access to the pool, Health Club, and sauna.

Occupying a prime spot on the Tsim Sha Tsui waterfront, Rosewood’s 25-metre outdoor infinity pool sits on the sixth floor as part of Asaya, the hotel’s integrated wellness concept space. The landscaped deck offers unobstructed views of the city’s skyline, making you feel as though you’re literally swimming in Victoria Harbour. To take a dip in the pool, grab yourself a day pass ($680 for weekdays, $980 for weekends) for entry to the infinity pool and gym room, along with a group wellness class of your choosing.

Those looking for an ocean view overlooking Sai Kung’s majestic coastline can book a stay at the WM Hotel. Enjoy picturesque views and take a relaxing dip at the 75-metre-long outdoor infinity pool located on the rooftop of the hotel’s Sea Tower. The hotel has a huge variety of staycation packages – from watersports to glamping – that will grant you complimentary access to the pool, gym, sauna, and steam room.

Sitting 40 floors above Mong Kok, this 20-metre heated outdoor rooftop pool features an underwater audio system and fibre-optic lighting that transforms the water after dark. Once you're done swimming laps, be sure to cool down at the poolside cabanas, or soak in the jacuzzi while enjoying the amazing views of Hong Kong.

The Peninsula is home to one of the most show-stopping heated indoor swimming pools in the city. With its unique Roman-inspired design, complete with grand marble columns and wall carvings, it feels like you’ve stepped inside a private bathhouse from another century – until you look through the floor-to-ceiling glass wall at the front, which opens up directly to the Hong Kong skyline. Simply float back and enjoy the inspiring backdrop the city has to offer.

Located on the 21st floor of the hotel, the rooftop pool is recognised not only for its spectacular views of the harbour but also for its surrounding glass walls. Get ready for the number of pictures you're about to take because the glass walls mean you’ll have the perfect backdrop of the city, especially on a sunny day. Grab your best swimwear, stop by their pool bar, and hang out on one of the comfy chaise lounge chairs for a relaxing day in the sun.

If you’re trying to avoid the sun while still wanting a good splash around, The Mira Hong Kong’s indoor pool is the perfect spot. The design is sleek and modern, complete with a purple ceiling with lights that look like a starry night sky. There’s also a separate heated jacuzzi section, plush oval daybeds, along with a Juice bar offering fresh smoothies and light bites. Non-hotel guests are welcome to grab a day pass ($500 for adults, $250 for children) for a single-entry unlimited access to the pool, fully equipped gym, and aromatherapy shower experience.

Because who isn't a fan of Hong Kong Disneyland? This fantastical hotel has both an indoor and outdoor pool. Its indoor heated pool is more of an aquatic sanctuary for those seeking a calm morning – one that revolves around swimming morning laps. As for their outdoor pool that is shaped like a piano, enjoy a twisting, 28-metre-long slide resembling a rocky waterfall with a view of the South China Sea.