Hotels with pool in Paris

In the basement, the Salon d’Eau centers on a ten-meter pool beneath a cobalt-blue vault scattered with gold stars. Each day, you receive a one-hour slot for the hammam and pool, with private access and a key collected at reception.

Au sous-sol, pool, sauna and hammam compose a wellness area booked in time slots, ideal for an intimate break after your days in the 16th arrondissement. Rooms in vegetal tones extend this hushed atmosphere, while Trocadéro and the Champs-Élysées remain easy to reach from rue Lauriston.

Two private bathing suites complete the experience, with jacuzzi, sauna, pool and hammam available to book for 90 minutes. In the Marais, steps from Rue Vieille-du-Temple and the Picasso Museum, Boudoir des Muses combines heritage character, a hushed atmosphere and a wellness break.

Below the intimate lobby, a 25-meter semi-Olympic pool lined with emerald-green and gold mosaics forms the heart of the spa. A heated jacuzzi, an ice fountain and treatment cabins in Vicenza stone complete a bright space, often quieter early in the morning.

In the basement, a 33-metre pool stretches beneath mosaics by Michael Mayer, while Dior Spa surrounds it with a hammam, sauna and snow shower. From rooms opening onto the Seine or Paris rooftops, the address combines relaxation, Art Deco character and urban views.

Steps from Place des Vosges, rooms and suites overlook the square’s trees, extending the calm of a discreet address. With a vaulted Roman bath, in-room treatments and breakfast served in the room, relaxation settles naturally into a carefully restored historic setting.

In the basement, an indoor pool open late into the evening extends La Réserve Paris’s hushed atmosphere, with a hammam and treatment rooms nearby. Kept on a human scale and rarely busy, the space offers a discreet pause after a day around the Champs-Élysées, Concorde and nearby museums.

Au sous-sol, a 22-metre pool extends the wellness area, alongside a warm-water basin, sauna, steam room and salt cave. The setting reflects Brach Paris’ graphic style, mixing 1930s boxing-club inspiration with Clarins treatments, a few minutes from the Trocadéro.

Under the vaults of Lutetia, the 17-meter pool sits in a white-marble setting, alongside a hammam, sauna and hydrotherapy basin. Open early in the morning, it lets you swim a few quiet lengths before the day begins, just steps from Boulevard Raspail.

In the palace’s lower level, Sense, A Rosewood Spa, brings together an indoor pool, hammam, sauna and a Himalayan salt wall. After a swim or a workout in the fitness room open day and night, you return to the calm of a historic address facing Place de la Concorde.

On the sixth floor, the boat-shaped pool offers a pause facing Sacré-Cœur on one side and the Eiffel Tower on the other. More intimate than it first appears, it is paired with La Mer spa, a hammam and a fitness room.

Between Bastille and Faubourg Saint-Antoine, you stay in an Art Deco address that preserves its original mosaicwork. In the basement, the Codage spa’s heated pool at 29°C is paired with a sauna, hammam and fitness room, in an atmosphere extended by woody scents.

Facing the Seine, Novotel Paris Centre Tour Eiffel combines an indoor pool, a retractable roof and views over the quays in a spacious contemporary setting. Bookable by one-hour slots, the wellness area complements partly renovated rooms and the Eiffel Tower, a ten-minute walk away.

The Peninsula Paris blends Haussmann-style elegance with a 1,800 m² spa spread over three levels, including a 20-metre indoor pool. After ESPA treatments, you return to an avenue Kléber address where marble bathrooms, a covered terrace and Paris views extend the sense of calm.

In Paris’s 16th arrondissement, Molitor Hôtel & Spa is built around two historic pools, including a heated outdoor basin open year-round and an Art Deco indoor pool. From water-facing rooms to the 1,600 m² Clarins spa, every detail leads toward swimming and relaxation.

Under the main hall, a heated indoor pool extends the serene atmosphere of the palace, alongside the spa, hammam and treatment rooms. After a day on Avenue George V or before dinner, you have a quiet place to unwind, complemented by a fitness room open 24 hours a day.

Under the arcaded ground floor, a 15-meter pool sits in a dim, quiet thermal-style setting. Open from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. with no booking required, it is paired with a nearby hammam, while massages and treatments extend the wellness break in the heart of the Latin Quarter.

Dans the former stables of the residence, Chi Le Spa revolves around a 17-metre pool filled with natural light and opening onto a planted terrace. Alaena treatments extend the experience, while the fitness room faces the pool directly, at the heart of Shangri-La Paris.

In the softly lit lower level, the 13-meter pool and hammam provide a discreet retreat reserved for hotel guests. Graphic banquettes line the basin, open daily from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m., with quieter mornings especially suited to a few peaceful laps.

Under the stone vaults of the basement, a mineral pool recreates the atmosphere of Roman baths, in subdued, almost silent light. Bookable free of charge for one hour during the day, then shared in the evening, it complements a historic address in the Latin Quarter.

Under stone vaults, the spa brings together a mosaic swimming pool, a small waterfall, water jets, a sauna and a hydromassage bed. The fitness room stays open around the clock, and the space can also be privately booked for one hour, within La Maison Favart’s hushed atmosphere.

In the lower level, a counter-current pool, sauna, Technogym fitness room and treatment cabin create a complete wellness area. After a day between Saint-Germain-des-Prés, the Louvre and the Musée d’Orsay, you return to a hushed setting, dim lighting and discreet service, away from Parisian bustle.

In the basement, an indoor pool, hammam, sauna and jacuzzi create a calm wellness area, set off by a fresco evoking a Japanese garden. After a day in the 16th arrondissement, you return to a refined space designed for unhurried, discreet moments of relaxation.