The World of Wellness covers 3,000m2 and features a heated outdoor pool, an infinity sky pool and fabulous views of the Tux Mountains. Don’t forget to check out the Over the Top outdoor whirlpool with its underwater jets and spectacular panoramic views.
Kept at a constant temperature of 34 to 36° degrees Celsius, the outdoor saltwater pool at the Activehotel Bergkönig invites guests to gaze out at the amazing views while bathing in salt-rich water.
Perched at 1,250 metres above sea level, the Hotel Bergwiesenglück has a beautiful infinity pool heated all year round offering spectacular views of Paznauntal Valley.
The amazing infinity pool at the Hotel Haldensee gives you the impression of swimming in the Haldensee lake itself. The 35.5°C whirlpool is a great place to relax in winter.
The spa area at Die Alpbacherin is located right underneath the traditional wooden gabled roof. The highlight without a doubt is the 32°C infinity pool with its amazing views of Alpbach and beyond.
Where precisely does pool merge into panorama? It’s not that easy to say at the heated infinity pool at the Hotel Spielmann in Ehrwald. Don’t forget to also check out the underwater massage jets in the indoor and outdoor pools.
The wonderfully warm water of the infinity pool at the Hotel Entners is located next to the turquoise blue Lake Achensee. There is a jetty offering guests private access to the lake as well as a pool and bar directly next to the lake.
Perched at 2,050 metres above sea level in the resort of Kühtai, the 100-metre-long infinity pool at the Hotel Mooshaus is the highest infinity pool in the Alps.
The spacious Mountain Spa at the Gradonna Mountain Resort in Kals am Großglockner offers plenty of space for rest and relaxation. Highlights include a 34°C outdoor pool with a whirl zone and views of the East Tirolean mountains.
There can be few better ways to relax than letting yourself drift across the water of the Infinity Skypool located on the roof of the lifestyle hotel die berge in Sölden as you enjoy the wonderful views of the Ötztal Alps.
Pure relaxation above the rooftops of St. Anton: the backdrop of the Lechtal Alps and the Verwall alone invites you to dream at the MONT Spa in the Hotel Arlmont. The undisputed highlight: the heated, 10 metre long rooftop pool.
The spa area at the Hotel Nidum in Mösern brings together the elements of water and air as it invites guests to settle down in the whirlpool and enjoy the amazing views of the surrounding mountains.
Rest and relaxation for all the senses and wonderful views of the Hohe Salve mountain are what’s on offer in the small but perfectly formed spa area at the Hotel Beim Hochfilzer in the Kitzbühel Alps. The main highlight is the 32°C heated outdoor pool.
Rest and relaxation for mind, body and soul are what it’s all about in the 34°C infinity pool at the Hotel Wagnerhof in Pertisau. The Garden Spa also features saunas, chillout rooms and some wonderful views of both the lake and the surrounding mountains.
Heated all year round, the Panorama Pool with its spectacular waterfall is located in the heart of a large garden and is just one of the many highlights at the Nature Spa in the Hotel Holzleiten in Obsteig. Don’t forget to also check out the 35°C plunge pool in the Sauna House.
There are many places in Tirol where you will find hotels with heated outdoor pools, from A for Lake Achensee to Z for the Zillertal Valley. They come in all shapes and sizes and can be found both in the city and in the mountains. In winter they are the perfect place to relax after a long day out and about in the fresh mountain air, while in summer they are a good place to cool off. Click here for a list of the best hotels with pools in Tirol – from rooftop infinity pools to naturally filtered garden pools.
Hotels with heated pools are particularly attractive in winter. There are few feelings quite like floating in the warm water as your gaze wanders from one snow-capped mountain to the next. A truly magical experience!
The temperature of outdoor pools varies, but as a rule the water is kept at around 35°C to ensure a pleasant and relaxing swimming experience even in the depths of winter. If you want things even warmer, we recommend a spa hotel or thermal spa.
These days there are very energy-efficient heating systems found particularly in modern hotels. If you want to spend your holiday in a sustainable hotel, we recommend the list here of certified sustainable hotels featuring large spa areas.
There are a number of adults-only hotels in Tirol, but elsewhere children are very welcome. Check out our list of family-friendly hotels for some ideas on where to stay.
