Infinity pool hotels in Kuala Lumpur

Mandarin Oriental, Kuala Lumpur is a five-star infinity pool hotel in Kuala Lumpur, set in KLCC beside the Petronas Twin Towers and Suria KLCC. Its outdoor infinity pool is shared by all hotel guests. The free-form pool sits on a garden terrace a few floors above the street, with the open edge facing KLCC Park, and the view runs across the park's trees to the city skyline.

The pool is open from early morning until evening. Visitors who are not staying can buy a Daycation pass, which the hotel lists with the pool, with separate adult and kids rates. Members of the hotel's Lifestyle Membership also use the wellness facilities, so the pool deck is not reserved for hotel guests alone.

Most rooms, suites and apartments are named by their view: KLCC Park, the city or the Petronas Twin Towers, so the category you book decides what you see from the window. Club rooms and suites include the MO Club lounge, open to guests aged 12 and above.

The Spa adds a sauna, a steam room and a hot tub, the gym is open around the clock, and a floodlit outdoor tennis court sits beside the pool deck. Families also get a kids' club and a kids' pool. Best for: couples on a city break who want a long pool day in KLCC, and families who will use the kids' club.

On the 51st floor of a 53-story glass tower on Jalan Kia Peng, in the Golden Triangle, the Sky Infinity Pool is the one shared pool at Imperial Lexis Kuala Lumpur and is open to all hotel guests. The pool sits on the tower's open roof deck, and the official site lists views of the Petronas Twin Towers, KL Tower and Merdeka 118 from the water. It is open daily from early morning until late evening. There is no lifeguard on duty, and the hotel asks parents not to leave young children unattended.

At this infinity pool hotel in Kuala Lumpur, every room and suite except the Residential Suites also has its own private pool on the balcony, facing the city. These private pools are not heated. The high-floor Panorama Pool Club Suites on levels 31 to 35 add Executive Lounge access. The Presidential Pool Suite on level 50 has three bedrooms and two private pools. The Residential Suites have two or three bedrooms and kitchen facilities, and the hotel presents them for families and longer stays.

Three of the six restaurants and bars sit on the top floors, next to the spa. Feast at FIFTY1 | Poolside Bistro, next to the pool on level 51, is an indoor restaurant with skyline views, and the same floor has LexSpa and a 24-hour gym. UMI Japanese Restaurant is one floor up, and Satellite Restaurant & Bar on level 53 is a rooftop bar with cocktails and DJ nights. Roselle Coffee House serves all-day buffet and a la carte meals.

Best for: couples who want a private pool with city views in the room, and groups of friends sharing a multi-bedroom pool suite.

EQ Kuala Lumpur keeps its saltwater infinity pool on Level 29 of a 52-story tower on Jalan Sultan Ismail, in the Golden Triangle. The city skyline and KL Tower sit beyond the open edge. The pool is 25 meters (82 feet) long, temperature-controlled and fitted with underwater music. Next to it, a smaller Vitality Pool with massage jets is reserved for guests aged 14 and above and takes a limited number of people at a time. Both pools are open from early morning into the evening and may close for a while in bad weather.

The whole of Level 29 is a wellness floor, with a spa, a Himalayan salt sauna, an aromatherapy steam room and a gym open 24 hours for in-house guests. Visitors can swim with the hotel's Pool Day Pass, sold on its online shop in 2026 and booked in advance; it covers the pool, jacuzzi, sauna, steam room and lockers, but not the gym.

EQ opened in 2019 on the site of the former Hotel Equatorial; this infinity pool hotel in Kuala Lumpur has 440 rooms and suites, all with floor-to-ceiling windows and city views. Some room types face the Petronas Twin Towers, Equator Club rooms include a private lounge on Level 50, and the AHA! Suite has its own outdoor jacuzzi above the Vitality Pool. The top floor, Sky51, holds Sabayon, a contemporary European restaurant. Next to it is Blue, a bar and lounge with live music and an open-air terrace, open to guests aged 21 and above.

Best for: travelers who want a full wellness floor with a skyline swim in the city center, and business guests who like a pool with a view after meetings.

Cantilevered over the edge of the building on the 6th floor, the outdoor infinity pool at The RuMa Hotel and Residences is shared by all hotel guests. From the water, the view takes in the Petronas Twin Towers and the high-rises around KLCC. Set on Jalan Kia Peng in the Golden Triangle, this five-star infinity pool hotel in Kuala Lumpur is designed to feel like a home. The main pool is 25 meters (82 feet) long, there is also a shallow children's pool, and the sundeck has loungers and daybeds. The pool is open daily from morning into the evening.

The 6th floor is the hotel's wellness level. UR SPA offers genderless treatments, from short sessions to full-day rituals, and the gym on the same floor has Technogym equipment. SANTAI Pool Bar and Lounge serves cocktails, snacks and light bites by the pool during the day, and a nightcap with the city skyline after dark.

Rooms and suites combine contemporary design with local touches, and many look out over the skyline. The Deluxe Room measures 43 square meters (463 square feet) and has a sliding floor-to-ceiling partition between the sleeping area and the bathroom. The range also includes Corner Studios with a Twin Towers view, a 2-Bedroom Family Studio and two-bedroom suites. ATAS serves modern Malaysian cuisine, and the hotel holds One MICHELIN Key, awarded for the second consecutive year in 2026.

Best for: couples on a city break who want the Petronas Twin Towers in view from the pool, and travelers who plan their stay around a spa.

The Rooftop Infinity Pool at Pavilion Hotel Kuala Lumpur sits 18 floors above Bukit Bintang and is shared by all hotel guests. It is a long, narrow pool suited to swimming laps, with a row of loungers along one side and an open edge that looks out toward the city's towers. The pool is open daily from early morning until late evening, and the Sky Gym on level 18 is open around the clock.

Managed by Banyan Tree, this infinity pool hotel in Kuala Lumpur has direct access to the Pavilion Kuala Lumpur shopping mall, in the city's busy shopping and entertainment district. Its 325 rooms and suites are spread over 9 floors. Depending on the category, rooms look over the city, the Petronas Twin Towers, KL Tower or the inner courtyard, and every room has an oversized soaking tub. Guests in club rooms, studios and suites can use the Club Lounge on level 13A, with complimentary refreshments and evening cocktails.

Jade Pavilion serves pork-free Cantonese dishes and dim sum, and The Courtyard serves international and Malaysian food indoors or under the Centre Court skylight on level 8. The Cove is a speakeasy-style bar with entry restricted to guests aged 21 and over. Children are welcome in the rest of the hotel, and the Rangers' Club on level 16 keeps them busy with games, toys and movies in the afternoon.

Best for: shopping-focused city breaks and travelers who want a daily swim with a skyline view.

Level 21, the top floor of Hyatt Centric City Centre Kuala Lumpur, holds both the hotel's open-air saltwater infinity pool and the @21 rooftop bar. The rooftop pool is shared by all hotel guests and is open daily from early morning into the evening. Loungers line one side of the deck, and the skyline view past the edge takes in the city towers, including the Petronas Twin Towers.

This infinity pool hotel in Kuala Lumpur opened in late 2024 inside the reworked shell of the former Wisma KFC building on Jalan Sultan Ismail, in the Golden Triangle. Designed by Silverfox Studios, the hotel draws on the city's tin-mining history, with bold graffiti and street art in the public spaces. The 312 rooms use clean lines and warm colors, and several categories add a private balcony with a city view. The only suite of its kind, Suite 17 on Level 17, has a separate bedroom, a bathtub and a balcony facing the skyline.

IL Forno, an Italian trattoria on Level 19, serves handmade pizzas and pasta, while TanBuri offers casual South Asian-inspired dishes. In the evening, @21 serves craft cocktails and quesadillas from a teppan grill beside the pool deck, with live entertainment on its program. The fitness center is open around the clock.

Best for: couples and solo travelers who want a design-led base in central Kuala Lumpur, with the pool and a rooftop bar on the same floor.

The infinity pool at THE FACE Suites sits on the Sky Deck at Level 51, the top floor of the tower. The deck has a skyline view that takes in KL Tower and Merdeka 118, and the gym is on the same floor. Opened in 2016 on Jalan Sultan Ismail, in the Golden Triangle business and shopping district, this all-suite infinity pool hotel in Kuala Lumpur is the flagship of FACE Hospitality.

Every unit is a residential-style suite. One-bedroom suites start at 83 square meters (895 square feet) and most sleep up to three guests. The two-bedroom suites take up to five, which works for friends or relatives traveling together, and the suites come with kitchen facilities and a washing machine for longer stays.

Deep Blue, a rooftop tapas restaurant and bar, sits right beside the pool on Level 51. It opens in the evening, and a resident DJ plays from an elevated console above the dance floor, so the Sky Deck turns into a lively bar scene after sunset. For daytime meals, Cafe iL Viso in the lobby serves everything from a simple breakfast to afternoon tea, and STYLE Restaurant, the all-day dining room with a buffet and an a la carte menu, is on the ground floor of the sister hotel, THE FACE Style.

Best for: small groups or families who want a two-bedroom suite with a kitchen, and city-break travelers who like a pool with a bar next to it.

Mai Bar and an outdoor infinity pool share the roof of Aloft Kuala Lumpur Sentral, a Marriott hotel in the KL Sentral district. The pool is shared by all hotel guests, is included in the stay and is open from early morning until late evening. It is long and narrow and runs beside the tower's glass facade, with red and pink loungers and potted palms along the deck. From the open edge, the view takes in the office towers of KL Sentral, with green hills and distant apartment towers behind.

Mai Bar serves cocktails and small plates next to the water, and the hotel presents it as a spot for after-work drinks and livelier evenings. After dark, pink lights wash the tower wall behind the deck and the white Aloft sign. W XYZ Bar adds music and events, Nook serves the buffet breakfast and local dishes such as Sarawak laksa, and re:fuel is a self-serve pantry for snacks and coffee at any hour. The re:charge gym is open day and night and looks out over the city.

Rooms and loft-inspired suites have platform beds and large windows facing the city, and some room types are on high floors. The Breezy Suite adds a separate bedroom, living area and dining area. The Duplex Suite puts the bedroom on a loft level above the living area, a layout the hotel suggests for families, and children can join the Camp Aloft kids' program.

Best for: solo travelers and business guests looking for an infinity pool hotel in Kuala Lumpur with an easygoing rooftop bar.

Set in Mont Kiara, a residential neighborhood north-west of central Kuala Lumpur, Hyatt House Kuala Lumpur, Mont Kiara is an apartment-style hotel with nearly 300 rooms and suites. Its outdoor infinity pool sits on the roof at Level 37 and is shared by all hotel guests. The view from the water takes in the Mont Kiara towers and the city skyline beyond, and loungers and shaded cabanas line the deck. The official site presents the pool as a facility for hotel guests and lists no day pass for visitors (checked in 2026).

Most of the rooms are studios and suites with a fully equipped kitchen, including a stove and a dishwasher, and a separate living area with a sofa bed. The larger suites sleep up to five, and one two-bedroom category adds an open-air Sky Terrace facing the city skyline. The Den rooms are smaller, with a microwave instead of a kitchen. Guests also have a self-service laundry room, a games room with billiards and foosball, and a 24-hour fitness center. The hotel has no spa.

Breakfast is a buffet at Gallery Kitchen, the all-day restaurant, with international and local dishes. Ten37 Sky Bar shares the 37th floor with the pool and serves drinks and bar snacks with skyline views; H Bar is a second bar in the hotel. The surrounding neighborhood is walkable, with supermarkets, cafes, shops and international schools.

Best for: families and extended-stay guests who want a kitchen suite and a rooftop pool in a residential neighborhood.

Impiana KLCC Hotel is an infinity pool hotel in Kuala Lumpur, set on Jalan Pinang in the KLCC district. Its outdoor infinity edge pool sits on the Level 4 podium deck and is shared by all hotel guests. The official site includes use of the pool and the gym in its room rates and lists no day pass for visitors (checked in 2026).

From the deck, the view takes in the Kuala Lumpur skyline, with the Petronas Twin Towers rising among the KLCC high-rises. Palms, green umbrellas, loungers and outdoor sofas frame the water, and dining tables stand on the terrace behind it. Swasana Spa is on the same floor as the pool. The gym is higher up, on Level 25, and also looks toward the Twin Towers.

Room categories run from the Superior Twin Plus through Deluxe and Club rooms to two suites. The Deluxe Suite has a separate living room, and the Impiana Suite is the largest, at more than 120 square meters (1,300 square feet). Deluxe Plus rooms have parquet floors and a feature wall showing Malaysian historical sites and the hibiscus, the national flower. Club Room and suite guests can use the Club Lounge on the 15th floor. Cedar, the fine dining restaurant and bar, is on the same level and looks out over the KLCC skyline. Breakfast is a buffet with Asian, Continental and halal dishes.

Best for: business travelers and short city breaks in KLCC, with a pool deck that looks toward the Petronas Twin Towers.

With just 55 rooms and suites, Banyan Tree Kuala Lumpur is a small five-star hotel set high in a tower on Jalan Conlay, in the Golden Triangle next to Bukit Bintang. Its pool is a covered open-air pool on an upper floor: a concrete roof and columns sit above the water, and a low glass balustrade closes the far side. From the water, the skyline view takes in the Petronas Twin Towers and KL Tower. The hotel presents the pool as a place for a quick dip or for swimming laps, and it is open daily from early morning until late evening.

Every room and suite has an oversized soaking tub or a relaxation pool. In the Banyan Retreat rooms, an oval tub stands by a window wall that looks over the city. The Sanctuary Suite adds a private relaxation pool and views of the Petronas Twin Towers, and the Banyan Tree Suite at the top of the range is a split-level duplex with its own dining area.

The hotel has six dining venues. Horizon Grill serves steaks and seafood 58 floors above the city, and Torito pairs Peruvian and Japanese cooking with skyline views. Vertigo, which the hotel bills as the highest rooftop bar in Kuala Lumpur, has a resident DJ and admits only guests aged 21 and over; this rule applies to the bar, not to the hotel. Banyan Tree Spa on Level 53 offers massages based on Asian healing traditions, and the gym is open around the clock.

Best for: couples on a city break who book a Twin Towers view suite and want the same towers from the pool, and travelers who plan to use the spa.

The Petronas Twin Towers rise directly behind WET Deck, the outdoor pool and bar on Level 12 of W Kuala Lumpur, a five-star hotel on Jalan Ampang in KLCC. The pool is open to the sky, shared by all hotel guests and included in the stay, with towels provided. It is open from early morning until early evening. Visitors can also buy a WET Deck day pass (checked in 2026) for all-day use of the pool and its showers, with a separate rate for children.

WET Deck is also the hotel's pool bar. Private cabanas can be booked for groups on the deck. DJs play there as day turns to night, and WET Deck sells tickets to DJ evenings that visitors can join. For dining, Flock on the 8th floor serves an all-day Asian grill menu and YEN serves modern Chinese cuisine. AWAY Spa has five treatment rooms, and the FIT gym is open around the clock.

All 150 rooms and suites have floor-to-ceiling windows and a skyline view. Twin Towers view versions of the Deluxe rooms and Supreme suites can be booked, and rooms come with a Bluetooth sound bar, a Nespresso machine and a rain shower. The Penthouse I and II suites sit on the 23rd floor, and the Extreme WOW Suite has more than 460 square meters (5,000 square feet) of living space. Best for: groups of friends who want a social pool deck with DJs, and couples who want the Petronas Twin Towers in view from the water.