8 Best Hotel Pools in Canada for Families
Smart parents know to book a hotel with a fabulous swimming pool when traveling with kids in Canada and beyond. Some of these Canadian hotel pools feature incredible views, while others boast water slides or amazing amenities. All offer the chance to have fun and splash the stress away after a long day of sightseeing or outdoor exploration. Let’s take the plunge into the eight best hotel pools in Canada for families!
![Fairmont Le Château Montebello's indoor pool in Montebello, Quebec](https://travelmamas.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/07/Montebello-Indoor-Pool.jpg)
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1. Fairmont Le Château Montebello
Montebello, Quebec
The historic Fairmont Le Château Montebello features one of Canada’s largest indoor hotel pool complexes. The pool was built in 1930 as part of the exclusive Seigniory Club, which was intended to be a private and exclusive wilderness retreat for business and political leaders.
This expansive pool area offers swimming lanes, two hot tubs, and your choice of lounge chairs and hammocks on the deck. The pool building is flooded with natural light from the large windows and a high, clear ceiling.
Fairmont Le Château Montebello’s outdoor pool also takes advantage of its prime location on the property. Overlooking the Ottawa River, the outdoor pool boasts views of boats and river activity. Guests can enjoy even more luxury with six private cabanas, all equipped with sofas, coolers, and bar service.
![The Glass-bottom pool at the Le Westin Montréal is one of the best hotel pools in Canada for families](https://travelmamas.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/07/Westin-Hotel-Mtl-©-Brandon-Barré-2015-EN-Credit-©-Brandon-Barré-2015.jpg)
2. Le Westin Montréal
Montreal, Quebec
For guests who want to see and be seen, Le Westin Montréal’s impressive indoor glass-bottom pool hovers above the hotel’s grand entranceway. A playful sea life mural adds to the fun. The pool is naturally lit with full-length windows, which provide stunning city views.
One TripAdvisor reviewer says, “The glass bottom pool was definitely the highlight for us. My daughter really enjoyed swimming and looking down at the people entering the hotel. It was so nicely heated and warm!” Take a look at the Westin Montréal’s glass bottom pool from below.
For those seeking a bit more privacy, take a dip in the twin pools at Le Westin Montreal. They’re filled with hot and cold water, respectively, for relaxation and detoxification.
![Indoor waterpark at Great Wolf Lodge Niagara Falls](https://travelmamas.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/canada_hotel_pools_great_wolf_lodge.jpg)
3. Great Wolf Lodge Niagara Falls
Niagara Falls, Ontario
All sorts of indoor and outdoor water play are included for hotel guests at Great Wolf Lodge Niagara Falls. Multiple thrilling water slides, kiddie pools and baby slides, splash areas, and whirlpool hot spas are just the beginning.
Catch a wave at Rainbow Lake, an indoor wave pool. Then challenge the kids to a game of water basketball at Otter Lake. Next, grab a tube and relax as you float along Crystal River, the lodge’s winding lazy river. Kids love to test their balance as they attempt to cross the water atop giant floating faux lily pads at Frog Pond.
The only problem with a stay at Great Wolf Lodge? Trying to get the kids to leave the hotel to visit the waterfalls at Niagara Falls!
![Thompson Toronto rooftop pool](https://travelmamas.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/07/Thompson-Toronto-Pool.jpg)
4. 1 Hotel Toronto
Toronto, Ontario
1 Hotel Toronto wows swimmers with its panoramic urban views. This luxury hotel is located in King West Village, one of the city’s coolest neighborhoods. Take in sites like CN Tower and Lake Ontario while splashing in the rooftop pool.
![Halcyon Hot Springs in British Columbia, Canada](https://travelmamas.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/07/halcyon_hot_springs_bc.jpg)
5. Halcyon Hot Springs Village & Spa
Nakusp, British Columbia
Situated in a spectacular waterfront location on beautiful Upper Arrow Lake, you’ll find Halcyon Hot Springs in the Kootenay region of British Columbia. Families take in stunning views of the Monashee Mountains while soaking here.
![Seasonal mineral pool on lower level at Halcyon Hot Springs Village & Spa](https://travelmamas.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/halcyon_fb-1.jpg)
The water in the hot and warm pools is rich in minerals that soothe and heal the body. Feeling too toasty? Cool off in a cold plunge pool or go for a swim in their summer mineral pool. The best for the kids, though, might be their seasonal spray park. It’s located one level below the main pools.
![Dino Beach Water Park at Victoria Inn in Winnipeg](https://travelmamas.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/07/Dinobeach-pool-Victoria-Inn.jpg)
6. Victoria Inn Hotel & Convention Centre
Winnipeg, Manitoba
Kids adore the Jurassic-themed aquatic facility at Victoria Inn Hotel. Their Dino Beach Water Park impresses guests with two life-sized, three-dimensional dinosaurs. Young adventurers wade in to splash in the two waterspouts found at the pool entrance. Then little ones might take a spin on a small dinosaur slide just their size. Bigger thrill-seeking kids enjoy the 160-foot corkscrew waterslide. Meanwhile, parents appreciate the pool’s waterfall and hot tub.
![Family Fun Zone Pool at the Chelsea Hotel in Toronto, Canada](https://travelmamas.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/07/FAMILY-FUN-ZONE-KIDS-POOL-WITH-GIRL.jpg)
7. Chelsea Hotel
Toronto, Ontario
The Chelsea Hotel in Toronto prides itself on its family-friendly amenities, including several fun pool options. The hotel’s Family Fun Zone Pool is home to Toronto’s only indoor waterslide, the “Corkscrew.” Standing 130 feet tall, this waterslide is a blast for all ages. Here, families appreciate a heated indoor pool and whirlpool, changing facilities, and lockers.
Additionally, located on the top floor of the hotel you’ll find a serene pool lover’s paradise called Deck 27. Sorry, kids, this area is just for mom and dad. It features an indoor heated swimming pool and hot tub, separate male and female saunas, and a fitness center. In spring and summer, adult guests take advantage of the outdoor sundeck with an incredible view of the Toronto skyline, including the CN Tower.
![Kananaskis Nordic Spa pool in Canada](https://travelmamas.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/07/Kanaskis-Nordi-Spa.jpg)
8. Pomeroy Kananaskis Mountain Lodge
Kananaskis, Alberta
Surrounded by alpine forests and mountain peaks, Pomeroy Kananaskis Mountain Lodge invites families to enjoy the great Canadian wilderness. Parents will enjoy their 50,000-square-foot indoor/outdoor Kanaskis Nordic Spa. It consists of their Relaxation Lodge, five outdoor pools, five steam and sauna cabins, an exfoliation room, winterized hammocks, fireside lounges, eight spa treatment rooms, and the Two Trees Bistro.
![Indoor Waterpark at Pomeroy Kananaskis Mountain Lodge](https://travelmamas.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/canada_hotel_pools_kananaskis.jpg)
The kids need not get jealous of this adults-only watery haven, however. The hotel’s indoor waterpark includes a zero-entry children’s pool, water jets and cannons, a mountain-themed water play table, three waterslides, and more. Meanwhile, the onsite Children’s Creative Centre provides a fun place for kids to play and create while mom and dad soak the day away.
![Siberia Station Quebec City](https://travelmamas.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/10/Siberia-Station-spa.jpg)
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Do you have a favorite hotel pool in Canada? Tell us about it in the comments below!
We have been to Best Western Lamplighter Inn in London. They have a waterslide and pool inside this amazing garden area.
There is also other huge waterparks in Niagara Falls. Americana has one but there is also Fallsview Waterpark that you are allowed to go to just for the day or you can stay at one of the many hotels that are connected.
Heather – Thank you for sharing these incredible pools. I hope to visit them someday!
I visit Canada every year. Though I don’t have young kids I wouldn’t mind visiting Thomson Toronto, awesome city view. Have already recommended Le Westin Montreal to my son as his godson is going to come down from Toronto for the weekend.
So many great hotels in the Six!
I’ve been to Canada once and I absolutely can’t wait to go back and see more!
Glad to hear it. Canada is pretty great. 😉
I cannot seem to choose one that we’d like to go to first. All of them are unique and very inviting! I will have to show this to the kids. We may have to do a long sit down family discussion on this. Haha.
They are all quite different but equally appealing, aren’t they?
These all look great! We went to an amazing waterpark in Windsor a year ago, I can’t remember what its called but it’s GREAT!
Right? So many great aquatic spots to try.
I live in Toronto, Canada, and I’ve unfortunately only ever been to the Thompson’s pool! There are so many other amazing ones that I need to check out.
There are!
Fairmont Le Château Montebello looks like the perfect place for me to swim! Their pool looks so amazing! I hope I can visit soon.
The Montebello pool is amazing, completely!
These hotel pools are amazing. I love the one at the Westin Montreal.
It’s a great pool in an urban hotel.
Some great choices here! We are visiting Toronto next month, I think I’ll be checking out The Thompson for sure!
I hope you do, cheers!
OMG THESE ARE AMAZING!! I know for a fact my husband would choose a hotel based on the pool!
We did too when our kids were younger. It makes all the difference!
Wow! How to choose? All are beautiful and have so many lovely options. I hope to one day visit Canada.
I hope you come visit Canada soon.
Canada is only a hop, skip and a jump away from us! It would be nice to visit these over a period of time. The kids would really enjoy Great Wolf Lodge.
Yay! Come up and visit us soon. 🙂
I would have a hard time picking which pool I’d love to take our kids too! Each and every one brings a sense of sophistication and fun.
Your kids would love Great Wolf Lodge Brianne!