Infinity pool hotels in Boracay

Shangri-La Boracay puts its infinity pools in the villas. Six categories have a private infinity pool: the Loft Villa, Loft Garden Villa, One-Bedroom Pool Villa, Two-Bedroom Pool Villa, Two-Bedroom Beach Villa and Presidential Villa. The Two-Bedroom Ocean Villa also has a private pool, but the resort does not describe it as an infinity pool. The shared pools are a large free-form main pool among landscaped gardens and fountains, plus a lap pool, and neither is described as an infinity pool.

For a pool villa in Boracay right by the sea, the Two-Bedroom Beach Villa is the one villa on the shore, with direct access to Banyugan Beach and an infinity pool with beach views. The Presidential Villa has a gazebo with an infinity pool overlooking the sea, plus a cliffside observation deck. The Loft Villa adds a deck with wide views of the island. The Loft Garden Villa faces tropical gardens, and the One-Bedroom Pool Villa is a few steps from the main pool.

The resort has 219 rooms and villas around a sheltered bay on the island's northern coast, fronting two white-sand beaches it calls secluded, Punta Bunga and Banyugan. Punta Bunga is a public beach, shared with the neighboring resorts. Every room has a large balcony with a daybed. CHI, The Spa sits on a rocky point looking across what the resort calls a private bay, and seafood is served at Sirena Seafood Restaurant and Clifftop Bar. Best for: couples and families ready to book a villa with a private infinity pool.

The shared infinity pools at Crimson Resort and Spa Boracay are raised above the beach at Station Zero, on Punta Bunga Cove at the island's northwest tip. All hotel guests can use them, and the resort says each one has open views of the sea. There is also a separate kids' pool. As of 2026, day visitors can buy the resort's Seize the Day pass, sold from Sunday to Friday with a reservation, which includes the main pool, the kids' pool and the beach.

Beyond the pools, this infinity pool hotel in Boracay has 192 rooms, suites and villas, designed in a contemporary style with sand, stone and wood. Sea-view suites have private balconies, and the Suite with Pool Access gives easy access to the Indigo Pool. Three categories add a private plunge pool: the Suite with Plunge Pool, the Villa with Plunge Pool and the Signature Beachfront Villa With Plunge Pool, which has direct beach access. The Presidential Villa has its own private pool. The resort does not describe these private pools as infinity pools.

Mosaic Latin American Grill serves grilled meats and seafood with ocean views, and the Azure Beach Club menu includes sushi and seafood. Aum Spa and a gym cover wellness. Children have Crimzone, an indoor and outdoor kids' club, and the resort hosts a weekly foam party. Crimson is part of the MICHELIN Guide hotel selection. Best for: families who want a kids' club, and travelers who want shared infinity pools above a cove beach away from White Beach.

A long infinity pool overlooking the sea runs along the lobby level of The Lind Boracay, a 118-room resort in Station 1, on the northern stretch of White Beach. Its seaward edge drops away over the palm tops, and loungers line a timber deck on the other side. All in-house guests share the pool. It also doubles as the hotel's event space for weddings and private parties, so guests can swim there only when no function has reserved it. As of 2026 there is no day pass: the pools, gym and kids' club are for staying guests only.

The main pool is on the beach level, next to a children's pool and a jacuzzi, and stays open from early morning until late evening. All rooms have balconies facing the gardens, the pools, the beach or the sea. The categories marked 'with Pool', such as the Sea Premier with Pool, add a small private dipping pool. The hotel opens onto what it calls one of the widest beachfronts on White Beach.

The MICHELIN Guide includes The Lind Boracay in its hotel selection. Of its three restaurants, Yim serves modern Thai food on the lobby level and Crust is a Mediterranean restaurant and bar. The Spa Wellness handles massages and treatments. Juno, the kids' club on the beach level, takes children aged 2 to 11. Best for: couples who want a room with its own dipping pool, and travelers who prefer an infinity pool kept for hotel guests.

Golfers and beachgoers share one 80-hectare (about 200-acre) estate at Fairways and Bluewater Boracay, on the northeast side of the island. The resort combines an 18-hole championship golf course, a private white-sand beach, several swimming pools and more than 850 rooms. The pool it names the Infinity Pool is shared by all guests, and its curved edge looks over a small bay with a white-sand beach and a wooded headland. Premier Grand with Pool Access rooms, also available as connecting rooms, open straight onto a pool, and the resort's photos of them show a leafy garden setting rather than the sea.

Most other rooms look over the golf course or the gardens, and the Premier Laguna and Premier Lucia Pool View rooms face two of the other pools. The Ventana area adds a second sea-facing infinity pool with a bar, colored fountains and cabanas. Families can book two-bedroom Family Suites, and the resort also has a kids' playpen, an outdoor playground, a gym and a spa with massage services.

Dining ranges from Italian dishes at Kudetah Trattoria to the Glass Lounge, a rooftop bar with a glass floor and a view of the Sibuyan Sea. With golf, a beach and many places to eat inside the estate, it works as a self-contained infinity pool hotel in Boracay. Best for: golfers and groups of friends who want a large resort with several pools and a private beach.

Guests at Mövenpick Resort & Spa Boracay share a free-form main pool of 3,300 square meters (35,500 square feet), which the resort bills as Boracay's largest multi-level pool. It is not an infinity pool: it winds around palm-planted islands in the gardens, with a swim-up bar and private cabanas. Only the Sol Marina Villa has a private infinity pool. As of 2026, non-guests can use the main pool and the beach with the resort's day pass, which includes dining and spa credit.

The two-bedroom Sol Marina Villa stands at the edge of the resort's white-sand beach, with a Jacuzzi and sun loungers next to its pool. Other rooms range from Classic rooms to the two-bedroom Sol Marina Beach Suites on the beachfront, which have a living room and private balconies. The resort opens onto the beach of Punta Bunga Cove, on the quieter northern tip of the island, and Sol Marina Beach Club serves tapas and sunset drinks on the beachfront.

Families have a supervised kids' club with a playground and a dedicated children's pool, and free chocolate treats appear every afternoon during Chocolate Hour. Wellness is covered by Sagay Spa and a gym that stays open 24 hours. The resort also holds Green Globe certification. Best for: families, and groups of friends who can share the two-bedroom Sol Marina Villa.

Asya Premier Suites faces its own cove at Cagban, on the island's south tip in Manoc-Manoc. This small infinity pool hotel in Boracay has 20 suites and four Garden Villas. The hillside infinity pool is shared by all guests. It lies on a terrace of the landscaped garden, with the suites stepping up the slope behind it and a stone wall with a water cascade at its back. From the loungers on the deck, the sea shows beyond the garden.

The Premier Suites measure about 110 square meters (1,180 square feet). Each has a private veranda with the sea and the sunset in view, air conditioning throughout, and a bathroom with a freestanding tub and a separate shower. The Presidential Suite and the Garden Villa Suites have their own private pools, separate from the shared infinity pool. Each Garden Villa pairs a Garden Villa Suite, which has the pool, a living room and a kitchen, with a Deluxe Room, and guests can book the whole villa or either unit.

Adlaw Bar, named after the Visayan word for sun, juts out over the cove and serves cocktails and wine. Palay, the resort's restaurant, looks out to the sea, and there is also a fitness room. The resort describes itself as a place of seclusion and romance, and the Premier Suites are a few steps from its small beach.

Best for: couples who want a small, quiet resort on its own cove.

Lawn and tall coconut palms surround the curved infinity pool of Hotel Soffia Boracay, a Mediterranean-style hotel on the hilltop at Sitio Hagdan, in Yapak in the island's north. It is the hotel's shared pool, open to all guests, and it lies at ground level in the garden rather than on a roof. The far edge faces downhill, so the view from the water runs over the treetops to the sea on the horizon.

The open-air restaurant terrace sits right beside the pool, with dark rattan loungers along the lawn on the other side. The in-house coffee shop serves local and international dishes, and room service is available. Massages can be arranged at the hotel. The hotel presents its hilltop setting as a tranquil place to watch Boracay's sunsets and scenery.

All 59 rooms have air conditioning, cable TV and a private bathroom, with hardwood floors and furnishings. Superior Rooms have two twin beds, and Deluxe Rooms add a balcony with a view, a minibar, a coffee and tea maker and a bathtub. Suites have a living area and a separate bedroom, with space for families and small groups, and the Casitas offer a more private space.

Best for: travelers who want a quiet hilltop base and a pool that looks out to the sea.

Only one room at Two Seasons Boracay Resort has an infinity pool. It is Suite Heaven, the presidential suite on the third floor, with a 16 square meter (170 square foot) private infinity pool and a veranda facing White Beach. Other guests share a shallow freshwater wading pool at ground level, in a courtyard framed by the resort's buildings. The resort has 34 rooms and suites in Station 1, a stretch it describes as the most peaceful part of White Beach.

Suite Heaven has glass walls toward the beach, a low Japanese-style king bed and a Zen-style dining area. It sleeps two adults, and for safety reasons the resort does not allow children in this suite. Families look to the ground floor instead, where the Family Suite with Pool Access and the Family Grand Suite with Pool Access open onto the courtyard pool. The larger one sleeps up to eight adults and two children. Couples who do not need the suite can take a ground-floor Deluxe Grand Room (Poolside) by the courtyard pool.

The restaurant and bar, barLO Resto Lounge, counts four-cheese pizza and oyster sisig among its best sellers, and massages are given on the resort's beach beds. Best for: couples who book Suite Heaven for its private pool, and families who want a small Station 1 resort with pool-access suites.

The roof deck of Boracay Ocean Club Resort & Spa, a 125-room resort in Station 3 at the south end of White Beach, holds an infinity pool that all guests share. It is on the sixth floor, and its long edge falls away over the palm tops toward the open sea. Loungers, thatched cabanas and a round daybed line the deck. The resort bills it as the island's best infinity pool. A second, inground pool is at ground level, in a courtyard between the white buildings that opens toward the beach.

Pool Access Rooms have balconies that open directly onto a pool. Children can stay in these rooms, but the resort's policy asks guests traveling with children to sign a waiver at check-in. The pool is open from morning until late evening, and guests in these rooms may not swim after it closes. Diamond Suites and Panoramic Ocean View Suites have balconies facing the ocean, while the Presidential Suite adds a terrace with views of the pool and the sea.

Three restaurants, a spa and a gym round out the facilities, and the resort pairs its pools with dining that overlooks the water. A viewing deck is set aside for watching the sunset, and in the evening the resort puts on shows such as live saxophone music and fire dancers. Best for: groups of friends who want a rooftop infinity pool and a beachfront base in Station 3.

Seventeen mid-rise buildings, each named after a famous mountain, spread over four hectares of hillside at Alta Vista de Boracay, in Barangay Yapak in the north of the island. The resort was developed by DMCI Homes. Its hilltop infinity pool is shared by all guests and has a jacuzzi built into it. The pool lies on a terrace in front of the main building, and the resort describes its outlook as sweeping views of Boracay's lush hillsides.

There are three room types. The split-level Loft Suites measure about 62 square meters (670 square feet) and sleep up to five guests. Deluxe Rooms and Junior Suites each measure about 45 square meters (480 square feet), and the Junior Suites are designed for couples or solo travelers. Rooms have private balconies, air conditioning and a smart TV.

Altacina, the in-house restaurant, serves island comfort food from breakfast to dinner, and its veranda sits right behind the pool deck. The spa offers massages, and there is karaoke for evenings in. Alta Vista is a hill resort rather than a beach hotel, and it presents itself as a calm place away from the crowds.

Best for: small groups and couples who want roomy suites and a quiet hilltop base outside the busy White Beach area.

Azalea Hotels & Residences Boracay keeps its pools on the roof deck, above the low-rise streets of Station 2, the busy area around D'Mall. The main pool is a rooftop infinity pool open to guests in every room type, and the hotel lists it as the pool for adults. It has a long row of loungers on one side and a vanishing edge on the other. Beyond that edge, the view runs across town rooftops toward green hills and a thin strip of sea on the horizon. A kids' wading pool shares the roof deck with an open-tent event area used for parties and gatherings.

This is a town hotel on the main road, not a beachfront property, and the rooms are laid out like apartments. The Deluxe Hotel Room has a compact kitchen and a lounge area, while the One-, Two- and Three-Bedroom Holiday Apartments add separate living, dining and kitchen areas. Even the One-Bedroom Holiday Apartment sleeps up to four.

Kuya J's Restaurant on site serves Filipino dishes, and a tours and activities concierge can arrange island hopping and water sports. For travelers who want an infinity pool hotel in Boracay with the restaurants and nightlife of Station 2 close by, the location is the main draw. Best for: groups of friends and larger families who want apartment space with a kitchen and a rooftop pool in the middle of Station 2.