Hotels With Jaw-Dropping Infinity Pools

Soar 57 stories above Singapore and slip into the world’s largest rooftop infinity pool. It’s longer than an Olympic pool and reserved exclusively for hotel guests. The skyline unfolds in every direction—panoramic and uninterrupted. Up here, city chaos fades, and luxury floats.

Hovering above the Indian Ocean, this cliffside infinity pool feels like it floats at the edge of the earth. Built with eco-conscious care, it melts into the surrounding rock and sea. At dusk, the water mirrors the fire in the sky. For extra indulgence, unwind in a cabana suspended above the waves.

Looking for steam with your snow? Float in a heated infinity pool while gazing at snow-draped Alpine peaks. Even in winter, the water stays warm and inviting. Paragliders drift below in the valley, adding motion to the stillness. Fed by local alpine springs, the pool blends chill and steam in perfect balance.

These terraced pools face Phang Nga Bay’s dramatic limestone cliffs. The edges dissolve into the open sea to create an illusion of endless water. Each villa comes with its own mini pool for private dips and the view-packed setup brings the bay right to your doorstep.

A dual-level pool clings to a jungle cliff, giving the sensation of floating above treetops. Often crowned the “World’s Best Swimming Pool,” it offers more than just a soak. It’s a spectacle with layers of green stretching endlessly beneath the water’s edge, thanks to the rainforest canopy below.

Santorini’s longest infinity pool stretches along a volcanic cliff with uninterrupted Aegean views. The caldera and the sinking sun fit perfectly in one frame. As dusk falls, champagne flutes appear beside the water since poolside champagne service is available. Each swim here feels like stepping into a postcard—glass in hand.

Each suite opens into its own private pool facing the Pitons mountains and the Caribbean Sea. Tiles in every pool are handpicked and color-customized, giving each space a distinctively beautiful character. At night, fiber optic lights add a soft glow beneath the water in a few of their pools.

Suspended 500 feet above the Indian Ocean on a cliff, this glass-bottom pool offers dizzying views straight through the floor. It’s a favorite for high-end weddings and dreamy photo shoots. Guests float above crashing waves, wrapped in sky and sea. If you’re bold enough to look down, it’s a thrill you won’t forget.

Ever spotted an elephant from the pool? Here, it’s almost routine. This heated pool overlooks an elephant watering hole in the Serengeti, where wildlife visits at sunset. Set on an elevated deck, it gives guests an unbeatable view without ever leaving the water. Another plus? It’s open year-round.

This rooftop pool extends eight feet over a Dallas street, supported by a 1920s neo-Gothic bank building. A clear glass wall at the edge lets you swim with a view of passing traffic. The skyline stretches out in every direction and turns the cityscape into a poolscape.

Resting beautifully on a cliff above the Mediterranean, this infinity pool offers soaring views of the Amalfi Coast and Ravello. Ancient stone arches frame the swim area, while surrounding gardens—once part of a Roman villa—create a setting steeped in history and elegance.

Ready to swim midair? This transparent pool juts 82 feet from the building, with a clear acrylic floor that reveals the street far below, allowing you to swim while watching traffic pass under your feet. After dark, LED lights illuminate the water, turning every dip into a glowing nighttime show.

Hidden within Santorini’s whitewashed caves, these heated infinity pools offer sweeping caldera and Aegean views. Open year-round, they stay warm even in cooler months. Some suites even have private grotto-style pools where you and your loved ones can experience an intimate escape from the rest of the island.

Blending into Utah’s sandstone cliffs, this desert pool feels like something constructed straight out of fantasy. Its lines echo the surrounding canyons, and the area glows gold at sunset. Navajo design details enrich the setting, and this makes you savor a swim and a cultural experience simultaneously.

This historic hotel’s heated infinity pool overlooks Lake Lucerne, steaming softly even in winter. Built in 1905, the property combines vintage charm with breathtaking Alpine views. Snow-capped peaks frame the horizon, while warm waters create an atmosphere that’s both peaceful and surreal.