In the Alps: these hotels have the most beautiful infinity pools

To describe these waters merely as “swimming pools” would hardly do justice to their beauty. They are probably among the most graceful infinity pools in the Alps, captivate with an extraordinary panorama and tempt you to dream in broad daylight.

Diving in Austria

BERGHAUS FEUERBERG IN CARINTHIA
The infinity pool at the hotel in Carinthia received the “Coolest Pool in Europe” award a few years ago. A decisive factor for this is undoubtedly the breathtaking view offered to bathers. Floating at an altitude of 1,760 meters, your gaze first wanders over the idyllic lakes of Carinthia before lingering on the majestic Karawanken mountains in the distance.

ZILLERGRUNDROCK LUXURY MOUNTAIN RESORT, TYROL
The Skypool of the relaxed gourmet hotel is a rarity among infinity pools in the Alps. Nestled in the Mayrhofen Nature Park, it offers an escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Lovers of architecture will also appreciate the roof terrace framed by wooden beams. Lovers of fine wines will be happy with the wine lists on offer here.

HOTEL BERGBLICK, TYROL
In the Tannheimer Tal, far away from the hustle and bustle and stress, the Hotel Bergblick invites you to enjoy a relaxing stay dedicated entirely to peace and well-being. The panorama pool, surrounded by the impressive mountain scenery, lets you forget the time and offers a place of deep relaxation.

Impressively beautiful: the infinity pool at the Feuerberg Mountain Resort

Immerse yourself in South Tyrol

ALPIN PANORAMA HOTEL HUBERTUS, BOLZANO
One of the most striking infinity pools in the Alps is located here, suspended on stilts above the ground. A recessed window in the floor of the pool provides unusual views of the hotel’s driveway, while the view into the distance captures the majestic beauty of the South Tyrolean mountains. The pool, 25 meters long and heated all year round, promises an unforgettable swimming experience.

HOTEL ALPEN TESITIN, TAISTEN
As part of the Belvita Leading Wellnesshotels Südtirol, this wonderful resort offers its guests incomparable moments of pampering, especially in the outdoor pool. Thanks to its location on the Kronplatz, the views are spectacular, while the heated pool guarantees a 180-degree panoramic experience.

HOTEL MUCHELE, MERANO
Run by the three sisters Martina, Priska and Anna Ganthaler, the hotel shows the third generation’s attention to detail in every corner. Carefully selected fabrics and decorations bear witness to this dedication. A glance at the hotel folders or menus serves as proof. Top: A new infinity pool and an outdoor kitchen herald the warm season.

Makes you want more: The infinity pool of the Hotel Alpen Tesitin *****

Finding a boost in Switzerland

BÜRGENSTOCK RESORT, LUCERNE
Switzerland is also home to some of the most breathtaking infinity pools in the Alps, including the magnificent Bürgenstock Resort. Situated above Lake Lucerne, not only does the accommodation offer spectacular views, but also the legendary infinity pool, from which Pilatus, Rigi and the lake dominate the scene.

THE DOLDER GRAND, ZURICH
A hideaway just a few minutes from Zurich city center, the hotel boasts Heiko Nieders’ innovative gourmet cuisine and an extensive spa area, including an infinity pool. This offers views of the city skyline that invite you to linger.

THE CAMBRIAN, ADELBODEN
Design and an outstanding wellness area with an infinity pool known for its world-famous views make this hotel in Adelboden a special place. Sauna and various treatments round off the luxurious offer. But browsing through the drinks menu can also provide spontaneous relaxation.

The spa area of the Dolder Grand Hotel with indoor infinity pool

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Conclusion

The presented infinity pools in the Alps not only embody bathing pleasure, but also stand as landmarks for unique places of experience that impress with their breathtaking panoramas and architectural features. Located in Austria, South Tyrol and Switzerland, these pools each offer a close connection to the surrounding nature and architecture, with special features such as two storeys, windows in the floor or year-round heating giving them an extraordinary touch.

Whether it’s the pool suspended on stilts at the Alpin Panorama Hotel Hubertus in Bolzano, which is known for its unique views, or the legendary pool at the Bürgenstock Resort in Switzerland, which enchants with spectacular views of Lake Lucerne – each of these pools promises an unforgettable bathing experience that goes far beyond conventional swimming. These locations therefore offer a perfect blend of relaxation, impressive views and architectural elegance, making them the most alluring infinity pools in the Alps.

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