If you’re looking for ways to escape the city heat, Hong Kong pools may be just what you need. With 44 public swimming pools across Hong Kong, there’s sure to be one that meets your tastes – some offer water slides for an ideal family day trip while others are ideal for quiet lap swimming sessions. What makes these pools particularly great is their affordable costs: adults pay just HK$17 on weekdays or public holidays (with concession rates offered for children), as well as cheap admission.
While Hong Kong has since lifted coronavirus restrictions, many of its elite swimmers remain out of the water. According to Hong Kong’s Amateur Swimming Association, lack of pool facilities would have an adverse impact on these athletes who train alongside Olympic athletes at venues used for training purposes. Controversial issues have arisen regarding this ban due to fears that local transmission might occur; yet no cases have been reported by general population.
Hotel Indigo’s rooftop pool, offering stunning views of Victoria Harbour and Kowloon, is the newest addition to Hong Kong’s pool scene. Featuring glass bottom, guests can easily see what’s below as they swim laps! Guests can even listen to music while doing laps! Located nearby their rooftop bar makes this pool easy for combined swim sessions with luxurious afternoon drinks!
Kerry Hotel’s stylish and modern 25-meter outdoor pool in Hung Hom is another rooftop pool worth visiting, especially as its unobstructed views of Victoria Harbour make this pool unique among rooftop pools. Furthermore, Red Sugar Terrace Bar nearby serves delicious drinks and snacks that make this spot worth checking out!
Cordis Hotel’s 42nd Floor Pool in Mongkok provides an idyllic pool experience. Though not as large as other hotel pools in the city, what sets it apart is its breathtaking view of Mongkok below. Arrive early if possible so as to enjoy uninterrupted laps and secure a cabana as a place of refuge from its hectic streets below.
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