In this guide
A hotel that lists a pool can mean a 25-metre lane under Knightsbridge, a warm vitality pool you float in, or a rooftop that closes for the winter. Every hotel below was checked on its own website for the length, whether hotel guests swim free, and when children are allowed in.
💡 The Short Version: For a swim above the rooftops, art’otel Battersea Power Station has a heated rooftop pool on the 16th floor, open all year, and The Berkeley, named by 21 of the 31 sources, more than any other hotel, has a rooftop pool open in spring and summer only. With children, The Savoy lets them swim from 9am to 5pm daily and London Marriott Hotel County Hall has a 25-metre pool free to guests. For proper lengths, Bulgari, The Peninsula and Mandarin Oriental Mayfair each have 25 metres. Corinthia London is on 11 of the lists, and its spa has vitality pools, not a lap pool.
📊 The evidence behind this guide. Nothing here is ranked on one stay. This pass reads 31 sources carrying 251 citations across 61 named hotels: the travel and lifestyle press (Time Out, Condé Nast Traveller, Tatler, Esquire, The Independent, the Evening Standard, DesignMyNight, Country & Town House), London and hotel specialists (Secret London, The Sauce, The Hotel Guru, The Rooftop Guide), family-travel blogs (Globetotting, Wanderlust Chloe, Flashpacking Family, MummyTravels, A Suffolk Mum), a Mumsnet Talk thread and six YouTube channels. 40 hotels are named by two or more independent sources. The pool rules on each entry come from the hotel’s own website. Evidence rebuilt 29 September 2026 · How we rank →
| Hotel | Pool | Children | Station | The catch |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| The Berkeley | Rooftop, heated, open-air | Welcome, no set hours | Knightsbridge | Spring and summer only |
| art’otel Battersea | Rooftop infinity, 16th floor | Under-16s 6am–noon | Battersea Power Station | Can close for private events |
| Virgin Hotels Shoreditch | Rooftop, year-round | 18 and under 7am–3pm | Old Street | Adults 21+ only after 3pm; no reservations |
| Shangri-La The Shard | Level 52 infinity pool | 9–11am, 3–5pm | London Bridge | Book a slot; adults 6am–6pm |
| The Ned | Rooftop (club) and basement | Rooftop 7–10am | Bank | Rooftop is the members’ club; spa free if booked direct |
| One Aldwych | 18m, chlorine-free | Set hours daily | Temple | Weekday children’s hours break for lunch |
| The Langham | 16m, in a bank vault | 8am–noon, 4–6pm | Oxford Circus | No children midday |
| The Savoy | Glass-roofed atrium pool | 9am–5pm daily | Charing Cross | Pool shared with treatment guests |
| Marriott County Hall | 25m, heated | Supervised | Waterloo | No lifeguard; shared with club members |
| Park Plaza Westminster Bridge | 15m | 8am–8pm | Waterloo | Sessions booked only after arrival |
| Canary Riverside Plaza | 20m infinity lap pool | 8.30–10.30am | Canary Wharf | Children’s window is two hours |
| The Westin London City | 12m plus vitality pool | 8–10.30am, 2–4.30pm | Mansion House | A short pool |
| Bulgari | 25m, stone-clad | Age 8+, set hours | Knightsbridge | No children under 8 |
| The Peninsula | 25m, subterranean | Not published | Hyde Park Corner | About £1,100 a night |
| Mandarin Oriental Mayfair | 25m, heated | 18+ unless parent consents | Oxford Circus | Written consent for under-18s |
| Mandarin Oriental Hyde Park | 17m, twin-lane | Minimum age 18 | Knightsbridge | Not for a family swim |
| Pan Pacific | 18.5m infinity | Set hours | Liverpool Street | City view, not a rooftop |
| Hotel Café Royal | 18m lap pool | Ages 5–16, set hours | Piccadilly Circus | Shared with Akasha members |
| Four Seasons Tower Bridge | Pool plus vitality pool | 6.30–11am, 2–6pm | Tower Hill | Spa closes at 8pm |
| Haymarket Hotel | 18m, underground | Not published | Piccadilly Circus | Also an events venue |
| The Carlton Tower | 20m, indoor | Not published | Knightsbridge | Shared with club members |
| The Marylebone | 18m, in Third Space | Ages 5–17, set hours | Bond Street | It is a members’ gym |
| The Dilly | 11.5m by 12.75m | Not published | Piccadilly Circus | Square, not a lap pool |
| Leonardo Royal St Paul’s | 16.6m | Set hours weekdays | St Paul’s | Spa open to non-guests |
| Novotel Blackfriars | Indoor, 1.2m deep | Not published | Southwark | Book an hour slot |
| Town Hall Hotel | 14m, skylights | Not published | Bethnal Green | A Tube ride from the West End |
Rooftop and sky-high pools
The Berkeley
Knightsbridge · Station: Knightsbridge · Heated rooftop pool, spring and summer only · Cited by 21 sources · Hotels.comad
The pool is on the roof, heated and open to the sky, looking over the red-brick rooftops of Belgravia to Hyde Park. The hotel’s own pool page says it is exclusively for hotel guests and sells no day pass, and that it operates seasonally during spring and summer. The Berkeley calls it a favourite for sunny family days, and publishes no separate children’s hours. A rooftop bar opens in the same months, bookable by outside guests. The hotel is a Maybourne hotel, sister to Claridge’s and The Connaught, a short walk from Hyde Park Corner. The one thing that decides a booking: from autumn to early spring there is no rooftop swim, so book around the dates, not the photos.
art’otel London Battersea Power Station
Battersea · Station: Battersea Power Station · Heated rooftop infinity pool, all year · About £320 a night · Cited by 12 sources · Hotels.comad
The heated infinity pool is on the 16th floor, and you can swim to the edge and sit face to face with the power station’s chimneys. It is open all year, for hotel guests only, from 6am to 11pm, with loungers on a first-come basis. Under-16s swim from 6am to noon only. The wellness floor adds a sauna, a steam room and three treatment rooms, and aqua aerobics runs on the roof on Mondays and Tuesdays. The hotel warns the pool can close for private events. The one thing that decides a booking: with children, the afternoon is adults’ time, so plan the swim before lunch.
Virgin Hotels London-Shoreditch
Shoreditch · Station: Old Street · Rooftop pool on level 7, all year · About £250 a night · Cited by 10 sources · Hotels.comad
The rooftop pool on level 7 is open all year and heated through the winter, run by Blue Marlin Ibiza with the restaurant beside it, and it is shared between hotel guests and members of the 45 London club. There are no reservations: it is first come, first served, and the hotel suggests arriving early when it is busy. Children and anyone 18 and under swim from 7am to 3pm; from 3pm to 9pm the pool is adults aged 21 and over only. The Sauce, which lists every central hotel pool, notes it is only four feet deep. The building was The Curtain, then Mondrian Shoreditch, before Virgin took it over in 2024. The one thing that decides a booking: it is a pool for a drink in the sun, not for lengths.
Shangri-La The Shard
London Bridge · Station: London Bridge · Infinity Sky Pool on level 52 · About £550 a night · Cited by 16 sources · Hotels.comad
The Sky Pool is on level 52 of The Shard, the highest swimming pool in London and Western Europe by the hotel’s own account, with a sauna and a 24-hour gym alongside. The hotel occupies 18 floors from level 34 up. Swimming is free for hotel guests but needs a booked slot, which you can request when you book the room or on arrival. Adults swim from 6am to 6pm; children from 9 to 11am and 3 to 5pm. On Wednesday to Saturday evenings the pool area becomes part of GŎNG, the bar on the same floor. The one thing that decides a booking: swimming ends at 6pm, so request a slot with the room.
The Ned
City of London · Station: Bank · Rooftop club pool and basement spa pool · About £400 a night · Cited by 13 sources · Hotels.comad
The Ned has two pools, and the famous one is not simply the hotel’s. The heated rooftop pool, overlooking the skyline beside two converted domes, is part of Ned’s Club, for members and their guests over 18; the hotel’s FAQ lets hotel guests bring children up between 7am and 10am daily. The basement pool sits in the spa, which is always adults only (18 and over), and hotel guests who book direct get complimentary day spa access while they stay. Above it are the old banking hall and its restaurants, 250 bedrooms and every room with a double bed. The one thing that decides a booking: book on The Ned’s own site if the spa pool matters, and don’t count on the rooftop.
Pools that welcome children
One Aldwych
Covent Garden · Station: Temple · 18m chlorine-free lap pool · Cited by 8 sources · Hotels.comad
The 18-metre lap pool is hidden under the hotel and cleaned by a mineral system rather than chlorine, with a steam room and sauna beside it. It opens 6.30am to 9pm on weekdays and 8am to 8pm at weekends. Children swim on weekdays from 9 to 11.30am and 2 to 5.30pm, and all day from 9am to 5.30pm at weekends and bank holidays. Health club members share it. Covent Garden, the Strand theatres and Somerset House are a few minutes’ walk. The one thing that decides a booking: the weekday children’s session breaks between 11.30am and 2pm, which suits a morning swim and an afternoon out.
The Langham
Marylebone · Station: Oxford Circus · 16m pool in a former bank vault · About £550 a night · Cited by 9 sources · Hotels.comad
The Langham’s 16-metre indoor pool was once a bank vault, and the steam rooms, sauna and contemplation lounge of its Chuan Body + Soul spa sit beside it. It is open 7am to 9pm. Under-16s are welcome from 8am to noon and 4 to 6pm with an adult, but not in the steam rooms or sauna. The hotel opened in 1865 on Portland Place, a few minutes’ walk from Oxford Circus and Regent’s Park. The one thing that decides a booking: there is no children’s swim between noon and 4pm, so the pool fits a morning or a late afternoon.
The Savoy
Covent Garden · Station: Charing Cross · Heated glass-roofed atrium pool · About £700 a night · Cited by 3 sources · Hotels.comad
The heated atrium pool is lit through a glass roof and has a jet-stream to swim against, with a sauna and steam room alongside. Access is included for every in-house guest, and for outside guests who have booked a treatment. It opens 7am to 9pm on weekdays and 8am to 8pm at weekends, and children swim from 9am to 5pm every day, weekends included. The Savoy opened in 1889 on the Strand, between Covent Garden and the river, as the first purpose-built deluxe hotel in Britain. The one thing that decides a booking: children can swim through the whole working day, seven days a week.
London Marriott Hotel County Hall
South Bank · Station: Waterloo · 25m heated indoor pool · Cited by 6 sources · Hotels.comad
The pool is in The Club at County Hall, the hotel’s own health club: a 25-metre heated indoor pool with a gym, free to hotel guests and open 7am to 9pm. The club also sells memberships, including a family one, so you share the water with local members. There is no lifeguard: children under 16 must be supervised by an adult, and 16 to 18-year-olds can swim alone but cannot supervise younger ones. The hotel is in the old County Hall beside the London Eye, across the river from Big Ben. The one thing that decides a booking: bring a grown-up to the poolside for every child under 16.
Park Plaza Westminster Bridge
South Bank · Station: Waterloo · 15m indoor pool · Cited by 6 sources · Hotels.comad
The 15-metre indoor pool is below ground in the Mandara Spa, with a sauna and steam rooms, and it is open 8am to 8pm for adults and children alike, with under-16s accompanied. Because it is busy, swims are booked in sessions, and only once you have arrived; A Suffolk Mum, who stayed with two children, found it smaller than the hotel’s size suggests but big enough to play. Outsiders can buy two hours of the spa for £45. It is a conference hotel for up to 700 people, at the south end of Westminster Bridge, with the London Eye a short walk along the river. The one thing that decides a booking: book the pool session at check-in, not later.
Canary Riverside Plaza
Canary Wharf · Station: Canary Wharf · 20m infinity lap pool next door · Cited by 6 sources · Hotels.comad
The pool is in the adjoining health club, free to hotel guests: a 20-metre infinity lap pool with hydrotherapy pools, saunas and steam rooms, open 6am to 9.30pm Monday to Thursday, to 8.30pm on Fridays and 8am to 7.30pm at weekends. Children under 16 may swim daily from 8.30 to 10.30am. Rooms start at 37 square metres, with Thames or skyline views, and the hotel is now part of IHG’s Vignette Collection. The one thing that decides a booking: the children’s window is two hours in the morning, and nothing after.
The Westin London City
City of London · Station: Mansion House · 12m pool and vitality pool · Cited by 4 sources · Hotels.comad
The Heavenly Spa has a 12-metre swimming pool and a vitality pool, complimentary to hotel guests and open 8am to 8pm. Children under 16 swim from 8 to 10.30am and 2 to 4.30pm, always with an adult, and cannot use the fitness studio. The hotel is on Upper Thames Street, beside the Thames path and a few minutes from St Paul’s Cathedral, with the Millennium Bridge across to Tate Modern. The one thing that decides a booking: at 12 metres it is a pool to play in, not a lap pool.
Spa pools, mostly for adults
Bulgari Hotel London
Knightsbridge · Station: Knightsbridge · 25m pool and vitality pool · Cited by 5 sources · Hotels.comad
The 25-metre pool is lined with colonnades, loungers and cabanas, clad in the Vicenza stone the hotel calls the signature of great Italian architecture, with a vitality pool of massage jets beside it. It is open 7.30am to 8pm every day. Children aged 8 and over can swim from 8 to 10am and 4 to 6pm; younger children cannot. Harrods is a few minutes’ walk along Knightsbridge. The one thing that decides a booking: no children under 8, and older ones only in two two-hour sessions a day.
The Peninsula London
Belgravia · Station: Hyde Park Corner · 25m heated subterranean pool · About £1,100 a night · Cited by 3 sources · Hotels.comad
The 25-metre heated pool fills an underground chamber lined with mosaic landscapes, under light panels that change through the day to imitate sunlight, and it has underwater speakers, poolside loungers and all-day poolside dining. It is open to hotel guests from 7am to 9pm. The hotel has 190 rooms by Peter Marino, many looking over Hyde Park Corner and Wellington Arch. The one thing that decides a booking: the price, at about £1,100 a night, and the hotel publishes no children’s pool times.
Mandarin Oriental Mayfair
Mayfair · Station: Oxford Circus · 25m heated indoor pool · About £850 a night · Cited by 2 sources · Hotels.comad
The 25-metre heated indoor pool comes with vitality pools, a sauna, a steam room and an experience shower, and in-house guests use the pool, sauna, steam room and fitness centre free. The hotel is on Hanover Square, a few minutes from Oxford Circus and Bond Street. The minimum age for the spa and fitness centre is 18 without written consent from a parent or guardian, and the hotel asks families to contact the spa about children. The one thing that decides a booking: with children, arrange consent before the trip, not at the poolside.
Mandarin Oriental Hyde Park
Knightsbridge · Station: Knightsbridge · 17m twin-lane pool · Cited by 5 sources · Hotels.comad
The 17-metre twin-lane pool is stainless steel, with a lap timer, for hotel guests and Bodyspace members, next to a spa with an amethyst crystal steam room and a vitality pool. The minimum age for the spa and fitness centre is 18, and the hotel refers families to the spa for children’s services. Hyde Park is across the road, and Harrods a short walk. The one thing that decides a booking: this is a pool for adults doing lengths, not for a family afternoon.
Pan Pacific London
City of London · Station: Liverpool Street · 18.5m infinity pool · Cited by 5 sources · Hotels.comad
The 18.5-metre temperature-controlled infinity pool looks out over the City from the hotel’s Sensory Spa and Wellbeing floor, with saunas and steam rooms in the changing rooms. It opens 6.30am to 9pm. Children up to 16 swim on weekdays from 9 to 11am and 3 to 5pm, and at weekends from 7 to 9am and 4 to 6pm, and there is a spa menu for children aged 5 to 16. In a City A.M. video in June 2026, Ailsa Anderson of Eastern City picked it as her hotel pool. The one thing that decides a booking: the weekend children’s sessions start at 7am.
Hotel Café Royal
Soho · Station: Piccadilly Circus · 18m lap pool · About £600 a night · Cited by 4 sources · Hotels.comad
Akasha Spa, under Regent Street, has an 18-metre lap pool and a jacuzzi, a marble hammam, a sauna and a separate Watsu pool for water therapy, open 7.15am to 9pm. It is shared with Akasha’s members. Junior guests aged 5 to 16 swim with an adult on weekdays from 9 to 10.30am and 4 to 5.30pm, and at weekends from 9 to 11am and 4 to 6pm; the gym is 16 and over. Piccadilly Circus is at the end of the street. The one thing that decides a booking: the weekday children’s sessions are 90 minutes each.
Four Seasons Hotel London at Tower Bridge
City of London · Station: Tower Hill · Indoor pool and vitality pool · Cited by 4 sources · Hotels.comad
The spa’s indoor swimming pool and vitality pool sit inside a restored landmark building on Trinity Square, with a hammam, sauna and steam rooms. Hotel guests use the facilities from 6.30am to 8pm, and children’s pool hours are 6.30 to 11am and 2 to 6pm. Two guests can hire the whole pool privately from 8 to 10pm, with champagne. The Tower of London is across the road. The one thing that decides a booking: children can swim through most of the morning and afternoon, but the spa closes at 8pm.
Haymarket Hotel
West End · Station: Piccadilly Circus · 18m underground pool · Cited by 5 sources · Hotels.comad
The 18-metre pool is underground, overlooked by a pewter bar, and in-house guests have full access to it. It is a Firmdale hotel, decorated by Kit Kemp, next door to the Theatre Royal Haymarket and five minutes from Trafalgar Square and Leicester Square. The pool doubles as one of the hotel’s event spaces, and outside guests can book a swim with lunch in the restaurant upstairs. The one thing that decides a booking: it suits a swim between a matinee and dinner, with the theatre next door.
The Carlton Tower Jumeirah
Knightsbridge · Station: Knightsbridge · 20m indoor pool · Cited by 4 sources · Hotels.comad
The 20-metre indoor pool and jacuzzi belong to The Peak Fitness Club and Spa, with a Himalayan salt sauna, a steam room and five treatment rooms. The club serves hotel guests and outside members together. The hotel is on Cadogan Place, between Sloane Street and Knightsbridge. The one thing that decides a booking: the pool is shared with a members’ club, so expect company at the usual gym hours.
The Marylebone
Marylebone · Station: Bond Street · 18m pool at Third Space · Cited by 2 sources · Hotels.comad
Hotel guests get complimentary access to Third Space, the members’ health club in the building, with an 18-metre pool, a sauna and a steam room. Children aged 5 to 17 can swim from 10am to noon and 3 to 5pm with an adult; nobody under 18 may use the gym. Marylebone High Street is round the corner and Bond Street station a few minutes away. The one thing that decides a booking: you share the pool with Third Space’s own members.
Pools away from the grand hotels
The Dilly
Piccadilly · Station: Piccadilly Circus · 11.5m by 12.75m indoor pool · Cited by 5 sources · Hotels.comad
The Health Club under The Dilly has an indoor pool 11.5 by 12.75 metres and 1.5 metres deep, with arches over the water and a steam room, and it is complimentary for hotel guests, alongside a gym and two squash courts. Local members share it, and swimming lessons are sold on top. The hotel is on Piccadilly itself, a short walk from Piccadilly Circus and Green Park. The one thing that decides a booking: the pool is almost square, which suits play and a slow swim more than lengths.
Leonardo Royal London St Paul’s
City of London · Station: St Paul’s · 16.6m heated indoor pool · Cited by 3 sources · Hotels.comad
The 16.6-metre heated indoor pool is in Rena Spa, with a spa pool, a steam room and a sauna, and guests use the facilities until check-out. It opens 6.30am to 10pm on weekdays, 7am to 10pm on Saturdays and 7am to 9pm on Sundays. Children swim on weekdays from 9.30 to 11.30am, 2.30 to 4.30pm and 8 to 10pm, and at any time at weekends. A Suffolk Mum notes quadruple rooms for a family of four. The one thing that decides a booking: at weekends there are no children’s limits at all.
Novotel London Blackfriars
Southwark · Station: Southwark · Indoor heated pool, 1.2m deep · Cited by 4 sources · Hotels.comad
The indoor heated pool is 1.2 metres deep and 12 metres wide, with a whirlpool jet and a combined sauna and steam room called a saunarium. The hotel recommends booking an hour’s slot in advance. It is on Blackfriars Road near Southwark station, a walk from Tate Modern, the South Bank and, over Blackfriars Bridge, St Paul’s. The one thing that decides a booking: the pool runs in hour slots, so book yours when you book the room.
Town Hall Hotel
Bethnal Green · Station: Bethnal Green · 14m heated pool · About £220 a night · Cited by 2 sources · Hotels.comad
The 14-metre heated pool has skylights and loungers and is open to guests every day, beside a gym with Peloton bikes. The hotel is a 1910 town hall with its council chamber and marble staircases intact, and some rooms are apartments with kitchens. Dogs are welcome but kept away from the pool. The Central line from Bethnal Green runs direct to Liverpool Street and the West End. The one thing that decides a booking: it is in Bethnal Green, so the West End sights are a Tube ride, not a walk.
On the pool lists, but not a swimming pool
Corinthia London
Whitehall · Station: Embankment · Two vitality pools and a hydrotherapy pool · Cited by 11 sources · Hotels.comad
Corinthia is on 11 of the pool lists, and its spa, Biome, has two vitality pools and a hydrotherapy pool on a thermal floor, with an amphitheatre sauna, a steam room, an ice fountain and heated marble loungers. The spa’s own description is “a gentle swim”. It is free to hotel guests at any hour, and family swimming is 8 to 10am and 4 to 5pm. The one thing that decides a booking: it is a warm pool to relax in, not a pool for lengths.
The Landmark London
Marylebone · Station: Marylebone · Vitality pool · Cited by 5 sources · Hotels.comad
The Landmark’s relaunched spa lists its facilities as a Finnish sauna, an aromatic steam room, a vitality pool, a 24-hour gym and five treatment rooms, and gives children’s hours of 9 to 11am and 3 to 5pm within spa hours of 7am to 9.30pm. Older guides describe a 15-metre chlorine-free pool here; the hotel’s own spa page now names a vitality pool. The hotel faces Marylebone station, and breakfast is served under the palms of its glass-roofed Winter Garden. The one thing that decides a booking: it is a warm pool for a family soak, not for lengths.
St Pancras London, Autograph Collection
King’s Cross · Station: King’s Cross St Pancras · Relaxation pool with hydro loungers · Cited by 5 sources · Hotels.comad
The spa, in the Victorian steam kitchens of the old Midland Grand, has a softly lit relaxation pool with hydro loungers, which the hotel also calls a hydrotherapy pool, plus a sauna, a steam room and six treatment rooms. Non-residents buy spa day passes of about four hours. The hotel was renamed from St Pancras Renaissance in 2025, and several lists still use the old name. The one thing that decides a booking: stay for the building and the Eurostar, not for a swim.
Before you book
Seasonal pools. The Berkeley’s rooftop pool operates in spring and summer only. The rooftop pools at art’otel Battersea and Virgin Hotels are open all year.
Pools you book. Shangri-La needs a booked slot for the Sky Pool, Park Plaza Westminster Bridge books sessions only after arrival, and Novotel Blackfriars runs hour slots. Virgin Hotels takes no reservations at all.
Age limits. Mandarin Oriental Hyde Park’s spa and fitness centre are 18 and over; Mandarin Oriental Mayfair’s are 18 and over without a parent’s written consent. The Ned’s spa is 18 and over. Virgin Hotels’ pool is adults aged 21 and over from 3pm, and Bulgari admits no children under 8.
Swimming without staying. The Berkeley sells no pool day pass. Park Plaza Westminster Bridge sells two hours of its spa for £45, and Corinthia’s Spa Experience Pass is £175 on weekdays and £200 at weekends. For a swim anywhere in London without a hotel bill, our London gyms guide prices the council pools and lidos, from £3.20 a swim.
Pool sizes, hours and children’s times are from each hotel’s own website, read on 29 September 2026; hotels change them, so confirm when you book.
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Common questions
Which London hotels have a rooftop pool?
The Berkeley in Knightsbridge has a heated open-air rooftop pool for hotel guests, open in spring and summer only. art'otel at Battersea Power Station has a heated rooftop infinity pool on the 16th floor, open all year. Virgin Hotels London-Shoreditch has a year-round rooftop pool on level 7, heated in winter. The Ned's rooftop pool belongs to its members' club. Shangri-La's Sky Pool is on level 52 of The Shard.
Which London hotel pools can children use?
Most, at set times. The Savoy lets children swim from 9am to 5pm every day, and Park Plaza Westminster Bridge from 8am to 8pm. One Aldwych, The Langham, Shangri-La, Bulgari, Pan Pacific, Hotel Café Royal, Four Seasons at Tower Bridge and The Westin London City all publish children's hours. Mandarin Oriental Hyde Park sets 18 as the minimum age for its spa and fitness centre.
Which London hotels have a 25-metre pool?
Bulgari Hotel London in Knightsbridge, The Peninsula at Hyde Park Corner, Mandarin Oriental Mayfair on Hanover Square, and London Marriott Hotel County Hall on the South Bank, where the pool is in the hotel's own health club and free to guests.
Does Corinthia London have a swimming pool?
Not a lap pool. Biome, Corinthia's spa, has two vitality pools and a hydrotherapy pool on its thermal floor, free to hotel guests, with family swimming from 8 to 10am and 4 to 5pm.
Can you use a London hotel pool without staying?
At some. Park Plaza Westminster Bridge sells two hours of its spa, including the 15-metre pool, for £45. Corinthia's Spa Experience Pass is £175 on weekdays and £200 at weekends. The Berkeley sells no rooftop pool day pass: the pool is for hotel guests only.
