To become famous worldwide, a hotel has to have a huge building, rooms decorated with the finest materials, and first-class service. It also needs a zest to attract tourists from all over the globe.
Unique Swimming Pools
Some resort hotels, featuring many advantages, are forever remembered mainly for their incredible pools. These original and significant buildings are masterpieces of architecture and design. Even their pictures cause a storm of emotions, and those lucky enough to swim their dream of returning.
Swimming under the Clouds
The first pool we would like to discuss is located in the Singapore hotel and casino – Marina Bay Sands. Imagine three 200-meter buildings connected with a vast SkyPark in the shape of a boat covering almost 12500 square meters.
You will find a 150 meters long swimming pool with a volume of 1424 cubic meters at the edge of the rooftop.
It has no visible border that makes the impression of swimming over the abyss.
The hotel guests can admire breathtaking views of Singapore from the pool.
The pool in the Marina Bay Sands Hotel is the world's largest outdoor pool. SkyPark fits about 4000 visitors at the same time. Find out more about other incredible places and events in the players' blogs.
Swimming in the Air
The Joule Hotel in Dallas, Texas, also has a very unusual pool. It has no impressive dimensions. Its uniqueness is in the arrangement and design.
The hotel guests can enjoy swimming high above the ground.
The pool is constructed above the street on the 10th floor.
The front wall of the pool is made of glass, enhancing the effect.
The project was designed by the famous American architect Adam D. Tihany. This pool is considered one of the best attractions in Dallas and is one of a kind in the United States.
Swimming with Sharks
Golden Nugget Hotel can not be called one of the most elegant hotels in Las Vegas because it is located next to the most expensive casinos, shopping malls, and hotel complexes. However, Golden Nugget has a feature that makes it unique.
The hotel has a pool where visitors can watch sharks and other ocean creatures at arm's length.
Predators live in a vast tank located in the center of the pool.
But that's not all. Fans of the biggest thrills, who love no childish games, can pump the adrenaline by riding a three-story water slide. Its plastic pipe runs directly into the aquarium with sharks and other salt-water fishes, guaranteeing an unforgettable experience.
Large Swimming Pool or a Small Sea?
The giant pool in the world is located in San Alfonso Del Mar Hotel, Albarrago, Chile.
It stretches for a mile between the hotel's buildings and the Pacific coast.
It covers almost 8 acres, its volume is over 250 million liters, and the depth reaches 35 meters.
The pool is filled with crystal sea water purified by unique technology. The oxygenation system can significantly reduce the use of chemicals during this process.
The vast dimensions of the pool, which put it in the Guinness Book of Records, allow swimming and windsurfing. They say that filling the pool costs about 4 million dollars annually.
Swimming in the Divine Garden
Las Vegas can offer the best casinos and excellent hotels with a great range of services. Many of them have magnificent pools.
The famous Caesars Palace has stunning pools in the Garden of the Gods Park, designed in the ancient Roman style.
The complex consists of 8 pools decorated with beautiful mosaics and white statues.
One look at this park is enough to understand why it has this name.
Do not forget that Caesars Palace Hotel is located in Las Vegas, so it must have a casino. Moreover, some Garden of the Gods pools allows one to make bets not getting out of the water.
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Other Exciting Swimming Pools
Of course, there are many other fabulous pools in the world. Some of them are:
- Holy Geller bath, designed in cathedral style in Budapest.
- The deepest swimming pool in the world – Nemo 33 in Brussels.
- A beautiful pool in the Turkish hotel, Villa Mahal.
If you've been to other gorgeous pools, please share your impression in the comments.
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