These luxury hotel pools take extravagance to a whole new level

Hotel Metropole Monte-Carlo is home to Odyssey. Created by sartorial legend Karl Lagerfeld, it’s definitely the most fashionable spot to take a dip. The heated saltwater pool is surrounded by an al fresco-style glass installation, posh cabanas and manicured gardens. During the day it’s only open to guests and members; however, at night it welcomes a well-dressed crowd of partygoers.

The InterContinental Bordeaux – Le Grand Hôtel is renowned for its classic French architecture and décor. One of the most eye-catching elements is the black-tiled natatorium. It’s enhanced with red columns and a gargoyle fountain.

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Spanning 7315 square metres, the lazy river pool at JW Marriott Orlando, Grande Lakes makes a major splash. Beyond its massive size, the 3,000,000+ litre aquatic adventure features four waterfalls and six fountains. And there are a whopping 900 lounge chairs – perfect for basking in the sun.

Marigot Bay Resort & Marina in St Lucia flaunts double-decker infinity pools – a favourite of the social media mavens and serenity seekers alike. Guests can catch some rays on half-submerged chaises or paddle over to the swim-up bar for rum punch. Also at your fingertips? Freshly made sushi.

Turtle Bay Resort on the North Shore of Oahu promises fun for all ages. The heart of this Hawaiian haven is the main swimming area. The sprawling saline pool is flanked by two hot tubs. There’s also a kids’ lagoon with a waterfall and 24-metre slide. Ocean vistas, bright blooms, swaying palm trees, and tropical drinks enhance the experience.

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Source: RD.com