I had the pleasure of swimming in a hotel pool yesterday. I'm curious what hotels or spas etc. may have pools that are either rooftop or uncovered with natural sunlight that I could use either by booking a room, a spa treatment or a cover / entry fee? Any suggestions? Thanks!
Sunlit pools in Vancouver?
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The Four Seasons has a lovely partial indoor/outdoor pool area. Sunshine during the day but make sure to go at night too if you’ve got a room. I have a very happy memory of an evening with a gorgeous woman that included an after dinner swim 
Not sure if access is only available with a room or if a cover or entry fee is available. Worth a call.
Not sure if access is only available with a room or if a cover or entry fee is available. Worth a call.
That WAS a very nice pool indeed! Sorry to inform you that the Four Seasons Hotel was closed permanently in January 2020.The Four Seasons has a lovely partial indoor/outdoor pool area. Sunshine during the day but make sure to go at night too if you’ve got a room. I have a very happy memory of an evening with a gorgeous woman that included an after dinner swim
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Damn, what a shame. It was a nice spot and a great location. Is it just empty for now? Perhaps a new brand may take over when travel and tourism eventually come back. However places like that were dependant on companies footing the bill for executive business travel, I'm not sure if that is ever coming back the way it was.
I hope shorttermvisitor finds a nice place for a relaxing time.
The Four Seasons has an indoor/outdoor pool. You can swim from the indoor pool, duck under a divider and voila you
Sad that it closed. It was one of my favorite hotel gym/pool.The Four Seasons has a lovely partial indoor/outdoor pool area. Sunshine during the day but make sure to go at night too if you’ve got a room. I have a very happy memory of an evening with a gorgeous woman that included an after dinner swim
Fairmont Pacific Rim, Shangri-La, Pan Pacific for 5 ⭐ and Westin Bayshore and Westin Grand 4 ⭐, from most to least costly, off the top of my head.
