Holiday homes with a pool
A pool is a few lengths before breakfast for one guest and the place the children spend all day for another. The difference comes down to three things: private or shared, heated or not, and the months it is open.
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Below you will find places with their own pool and places where you share one with other guests. Each listing says which of the two it is.
What to look for
- Look at the months. An outdoor pool is often open in high season only, even when the weather would allow more.
- Heated or not makes all the difference in spring and autumn. If it is not stated, ask.
- Travelling with small children, ask about a fence or a cover. Not every private pool has one.
- A shared pool almost always has opening hours. They decide whether you swim early in the morning or only after dinner.
Frequently asked questions
Is the pool private or shared?
Both exist. A private pool is yours for the length of your stay; a shared one you use alongside other guests or the residents. It is stated in the features of the listing.
Is the pool open all year?
Rarely. An outdoor pool usually opens in spring and closes again in autumn. An indoor pool is more often usable year round. The owner states the exact period in the description.
Does a pool cost extra?
A private pool is included in the price and never charged separately. The nightly rate of such a place is usually higher than a comparable one without a pool.
Should I bring my own towels?
For the pool, usually yes. Bathroom linen is not pool linen, and many owners ask specifically that indoor towels are not taken outside.
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