8 大奢华酒店套房，私人泳池尽享私密

The world’s grandest hotel suites should not only be spacious and impeccably styled but also come with plenty of amenities (and we’re not just talking about fancy coffee machines or fuzzy slippers and robes). These days, the private pool is the ultimate in-room amenity, affording a whole other level of luxury and privacy. Forget spending your vacation on the grounds of the resort; in these suites you don’t even have to step out of the room. From marble-clad penthouse plunge pools overlooking city skylines to massive infinity pools that all but blend in with the sea below, consider staying at one of these hotel rooms with private pools this summer. You may just find there’s little reason to leave.A beacon of Belle Époque architecture and dripping in decadence, Hôtel de Paris Monte-Carlo is arguably Monaco’s best hotel: It’s set right on Casino Square, has a three-Michelin-starred restaurant by Alain Ducasse, and the biggest hotel wine cellar in the world, with around 350,000 bottles. The suites follow suit and are some of the very best in town, with the elegant and well-appointed Diamond Suite - Prince Rainier III wearing the crown. Dedicated to “the builder prince,” with paintings from Prince Rainier III’s personal art collection and original historical photographs, the highlight is the two-level terrace, with a heated pool and vistas that extend across the rooftops of the principality, the glittery sea, and even into the hill-scapes of France and Italy on clear days.A series of jagged, dramatic peaks towering over northeastern Italy, the UNESCO-listed Dolomites provide some of the most spectacular natural scenery in the country. The mountains are on full display at Forestis, a 62-room, sky-high retreat located on the southern side of the Plose mountain in South Tyrol. The design style here is stripped back and uncluttered so as not to distract from the epic vistas, which are best enjoyed via the private outdoor pool in the two-story penthouse.A cold pool is practically a necessity in the sun-blasted city of Marrakech, and none are better than the private riad pools at the famous Royal Mansour. This palatial oasis-like hotel is dedicated to traditional Moroccan architecture and is made up of 53 riads, Moroccan homes centered around interior gardens, which sit on nearly four acres of gardens. Notably, this makes the hotel—and the rooftop riad pools—especially serene. The pink-hued Grand Riad takes top billing with views over the Atlas Mountains and Koutoubia Mosque.With year-round sunshine, miles of white-sand coast, and nonstop nightlife, it’s no wonder the city of Tel Aviv is called the Miami of the Middle East. And now there’s a hot new sky-scraping hotel to add to the city’s slick sunny style. The 34-story David Kempinski perches above the Tel Aviv Promenade and has two swimming pools for hotel guests, but the ultimate spot for a dip is in the David Penthouse Suite. A light-drenched triplex penthouse designed by ara Design (whose portfolio also includes the Andaz in London), this modern top suite overlooks the endless blues of the Mediterranean Sea. With a terrace of white columns and glass spreading out over 1,290 square feet, it leaves plenty of room for a spacious 32-foot, infinity-edged private pool.

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-A beacon of Belle Époque architecture and dripping in decadence,  is arguably Monaco’s best hotel: It’s set right on Casino Square, has a three-Michelin-starred restaurant by Alain Ducasse, and the biggest hotel wine cellar in the world, with around 350,000 bottles. The suites follow suit and are some of the very best in town, with the elegant and well-appointed  wearing the crown. Dedicated to “the builder prince,” with paintings from Prince Rainier III’s personal art collection and original historical photographs, the highlight is the two-level terrace, with a heated pool and vistas that extend across the rooftops of the principality, the glittery sea, and even into the hill-scapes of France and Italy on clear days.Book now:

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A series of jagged, dramatic peaks towering over northeastern Italy, the UNESCO-listed Dolomites provide some of the most spectacular natural scenery in the country. The mountains are on full display at , a 62-room, sky-high retreat located on the southern side of the Plose mountain in South Tyrol. The design style here is stripped back and uncluttered so as not to distract from the epic vistas, which are best enjoyed via the private outdoor pool in the two-story .Book now:

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A cold pool is practically a necessity in the sun-blasted city of Marrakech, and none are better than the private riad pools at the famous . This palatial oasis-like hotel is dedicated to traditional Moroccan architecture and is made up of 53 riads, Moroccan homes centered around interior gardens, which sit on nearly four acres of gardens. Notably, this makes the hotel—and the rooftop riad pools—especially serene. The pink-hued  takes top billing with views over the Atlas Mountains and Koutoubia Mosque.Book now:

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With year-round sunshine, miles of white-sand coast, and nonstop nightlife, it’s no wonder the city of Tel Aviv is called the Miami of the Middle East. And now there’s a hot new sky-scraping hotel to add to the city’s slick sunny style. The 34-story  perches above the Tel Aviv Promenade and has two swimming pools for hotel guests, but the ultimate spot for a dip is in the . A light-drenched triplex penthouse designed by ara Design (whose portfolio also includes the Andaz in London), this modern top suite overlooks the endless blues of the Mediterranean Sea. With a terrace of white columns and glass spreading out over 1,290 square feet, it leaves plenty of room for a spacious 32-foot, infinity-edged private pool.Book now:

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Overlooking the impressive skyline and busy business district of Ploenchit, the metropolitan-chic  recently reopened with 17 new guest rooms. With this, the hotel debuted three luxury residence-style houses, each with lantern-lit balconies and private plunge pools.  is the one for art lovers, with a contemporary collection of specially commissioned pieces by up-and-coming Thai artists.Book now:

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There are no shortage of spectacular private pool villas in the Maldives (just about every high-end hotel has them), but  high-design  has to be one of the best. An ultraprivate, two-floor villa floating above the bath-warm Indian Ocean waters, this hideaway has a massive infinity pool, hot tub, and overwater hammocks, as well as an upstairs barbecue and lounge area.Book now:

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While the sophisticated  may be located in Milan, the hotel’s  looks purpose-built for a Roman emperor. The suite has three bedrooms, a balcony overlooking the Piazza della Repubblica 10 floors below, and working fireplaces. However, it’s the private swimming pool and light-filled spa that will impress even the most jaded aristocrats. The pool is inspired by the ornate designs found in Pompeii with mosaic pool tiles, a hand-painted curving ceiling, and plenty of marble.Book now:

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Tangled in a 10-million-year-old tropical rainforest,  has 121 rooms, suites and villas–many of which with private pools. For those who want to be in the heart of the jungle, the stilted  are the way to go. Connected by pathways along a bubbling stream, each of these villas has a 25-foot pool set within a wood deck.Book now: