A simple swim might become an amazing experience at any of the hotels found throughout Asia. Infinity pools in particular give you the impression that you are floating above the earth by blurring the line between water and sky. These pools, which range from high-rise skyscrapers to jungle hideaways, combine luxury and stunning views in ways that stay with you long after your trip ends.
Here is a list of 17 hotels across Asia where the infinity pool is just as memorable as the destination itself.
Marina Bay Sands, Singapore
This rooftop pool is one of the most photographed in the world, and for good reason. Sitting 57 stories above Singapore, the infinity edge stretches across the skyline, giving swimmers uninterrupted views of the city. Lounging here feels like hovering between skyscrapers and clouds. It’s as much an attraction as it is a pool.
Hanging Gardens of Bali, Indonesia
This two-story pool, which is tucked away deep in the bush, nearly reflects the surrounding rice terraces. No matter where you stand, the view seems to go on forever since each level has its own infinity edge. You are entirely surrounded by the lush Ubud jungle, creating an unreal blend of luxury and the natural world. Seldom do pools fit in with their surroundings so well.
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Alila Villas Uluwatu, Bali, Indonesia
Perched on limestone cliffs, this pool looks out over the Indian Ocean with nothing but water in sight. The sleek, modern design makes the turquoise pool appear to merge directly into the horizon. Sunsets here are particularly striking, with the pool reflecting shades of orange and pink. It’s a spot where modern architecture meets raw coastal beauty.
The Ritz-Carlton, Hong Kong
On the 118th floor, this pool is among the highest in the world. Floor-to-ceiling windows wrap around the space, giving swimmers a full view of Victoria Harbour and the city skyline. At night, the reflections from city lights create a dazzling atmosphere inside the pool itself. It’s a setting where luxury takes on a futuristic edge.
Six Senses Yao Noi, Thailand
This pool looks straight out to Phang Nga Bay, with its dramatic limestone karsts rising from the water. Private villas come with their own infinity pools, so the view is yours alone. The contrast between calm waters and towering cliffs makes every swim feel cinematic. It’s the kind of place that defines tropical escape.
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Banyan Tree Phuket, Thailand
Overlooking the beaches of Phuket, this pool is carved into a hillside with sweeping views of the Andaman Sea. The design emphasizes privacy while still keeping the horizon in full view. Swimming here feels calm and unhurried, as though time slows down with the waves below. It’s understated yet breathtaking in its own way.
The Sarojin, Khao Lak, Thailand
This pool stretches in a long, elegant line surrounded by palm trees and gardens. The edge seems to spill into the natural landscape, with the beach only a short walk away. Soft lighting at night makes it just as inviting as during the day. The atmosphere is relaxed, making it easy to spend hours drifting between the pool and the ocean.
Amanpuri, Phuket, Thailand
Amanpuri’s infinity pool is known for its symmetry and peaceful setting. Overlooking the turquoise sea, the black-tiled design makes the water reflect the surrounding palms and sky. The calmness here isn’t just visual—it shapes the entire mood of the resort. It’s minimal, quiet, and undeniably beautiful.
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Ubud Village Resort, Bali, Indonesia
Surrounded by rice fields, this pool blends seamlessly with the rural landscape. The edges look out onto endless greenery, making it feel like a natural extension of the fields. Morning swims are especially magical when mist drifts over the water. It’s a reminder that simplicity often creates the strongest impressions.
Keemala, Phuket, Thailand
Keemala’s villas are known for their unique, storybook-like architecture, and each comes with its own infinity pool. From high on the hillside, you see the forest canopy stretching to the sea. The pools here aren’t just for cooling off—they’re private escapes designed to match the resort’s imaginative style. It feels like living inside a dream.
InterContinental Danang Sun Peninsula, Vietnam
Set along a private bay, the pool overlooks both lush hills and the open sea. Its bold design combines sleek lines with natural surroundings, offering two perspectives at once. From the water, you can see fishing boats far below while tropical birds call from the cliffs behind. The mix of culture and nature defines the experience here.
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The Oberoi Udaivilas, Udaipur, India
This pool curves along the palace-like architecture of the hotel, with views of Lake Pichola just beyond. Ornate details around the pool reflect the grandeur of Rajasthan’s heritage. Swimming here feels like stepping into a royal setting, with water that seems to stretch into history itself. It’s elegance paired with stillness.
Song Saa Private Island, Cambodia
The infinity pool here overlooks the Gulf of Thailand, with a design that emphasizes eco-luxury. The water reflects both the sea and the surrounding jungle, tying the setting together. Wooden decks add a natural touch, reminding you of the resort’s commitment to sustainability. It’s a place where beauty and responsibility meet.
COMO Point Yamu, Phuket, Thailand
With its bright turquoise tiles, this pool pops against the muted tones of the surrounding cliffs and sea. The design is bold yet refreshing, and the panoramic views over Phang Nga Bay are impossible to ignore. Everything here feels crisp, from the poolside furniture to the water itself. It’s a modern take on tropical luxury.
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Viceroy Bali, Indonesia
Perched on a valley ridge, this infinity pool looks over the Petanu River gorge. The curve of the pool matches the natural shape of the hillside, blending perfectly with the jungle around it. Monkeys can sometimes be seen in the trees nearby, adding to the sense of wildness. It’s dramatic yet soothing at the same time.
Wildflower Hall, Shimla, India
This heated outdoor infinity pool sits 8,000 feet above sea level in the Himalayas. Surrounded by cedar forests, it offers sweeping views of snow-capped peaks. The warmth of the water contrasts with the crisp mountain air, creating a rare high-altitude swimming experience. It’s both refreshing and surreal.
The Kayon Jungle Resort, Bali, Indonesia
Built into multiple levels, this terraced infinity pool looks like a man-made waterfall cascading into the jungle. Each tier offers a different perspective, from close-up views of palm leaves to wide sweeps of the valley. The design is playful yet sophisticated, turning a pool into a layered piece of art. It’s one of Bali’s most creative designs.
A meeting point of water and horizon
Infinity pools in Asia aren’t just about swimming—they’re about creating a sense of endlessness that connects you to your surroundings. Whether perched above a city, carved into a cliff, or layered into a jungle valley, these pools offer more than views. They capture the essence of where they are, leaving guests with memories that outlast the vacation itself.
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