Hotels with Swimming Pools in Sydney
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4 Sept - 6 SeptOur top choices for Sydney hotels with a pool
1. Hampton Inn by Hilton Sydney
Hampton Inn by Hilton SydneySydney
- Splash into family fun with a thrilling waterslide and indoor pool in this welcoming hotel.
S$180
includes taxes & fees
6 Sept - 7 Sept
2. Holiday Inn Sydney - Waterfront by IHG
Holiday Inn Sydney - Waterfront by IHGSydney
- Splash into excitement with a playful waterslide adventure and relaxing hot tub escape at this oceanfront gem.
S$209
includes taxes & fees
1 Sept - 2 Sept
3. Park Inn - by Choice Hotels, Sydney
Park Inn - by Choice Hotels, SydneySydney
- Swim indoors year-round at this hotel with an indoor pool offering a peaceful retreat after exploring nearby hiking trails.
S$149
includes taxes & fees
13 Sept - 14 Sept
4. Quality Inn & Suites
Quality Inn & SuitesSydney
- Float in relaxation at this hotel's indoor pool, with a hot tub for soothing those tired muscles after exploring Cape Breton.
S$163
includes taxes & fees
6 Sept - 7 Sept
S$151
includes taxes & fees
24 Sept - 25 Sept
Top Sydney Hotel Reviews
The Simon Hotel Sydney
10/10 Excellent
"Staff were very helpful and attentive. Our dinner in Trio was exactly what we needed after a long day. Excellent location."
Comfort Inn Sydney - Cape Breton
10/10 Excellent
"Tout était parfait. Tellement passé une belle nuit. Le confort du lit est tout simplement parfait."
Quality Inn & Suites
8/10 Good
"This review may seem unfair as the facility was undergoing an update during our stay. The staff was great and my kids loved the pool. 3 out of 4 of my family also agreed that it was the best breakfast that we had had during our trip to Cape Breton, and the selection and wait staff (during the breakfast) were great. My biggest gripe was that there is an arcade area, and although some of it was accessible, most of the machines were broken/non-functioning and many of them had incorrect coin costs (or non at all) displayed on the machines. So the kids and I were a little let down after the machines ate most of our quarters. A small sign or notice stating their lack of functionality would have gone a long way. All in all, we would stay there again, and it was a good value for the money."