Pool day passes in Thailand

Experience Thailand's legendary hospitality with pool day passes at stunning Bangkok rooftop pools, Phuket beachfront resorts, and Koh Samui island retreats. Thai hotels offer exceptional value and world-class facilities.

7 cities with hotel pool day passes

Thailand has one of the widest ranges of hotel pool day passes anywhere, from free entry to five-figure baht spa packages. We track 37 hotels across seven cities selling day access, with prices from free up to THB 7,000 (about $195). Most passes bundle in a food or drink credit that offsets a chunk of the entry fee.

Koh Samui leads with 11 hotels we track, followed by Phuket with 7. Hua Hin's Baba Beach Club is the cheapest access point in the country, charging nothing at all. Among hotels that do charge, Krabi's Centara Grand is the lowest confirmed rate at THB 350 (about $10). Prices top out at Koh Samui's Nikki Beach, where the minimum spend hits THB 7,000.

Frequently Asked Questions

Pool Day Pass FAQs for Thailand

Prices run from free up to THB 7,000 (about $195), depending on the city and the hotel tier. Budget options in Chiang Mai and Krabi start around THB 350 to 400 (about $10 to $11), while premium beach clubs and all-inclusive passes in Koh Samui and Phuket run into the thousands.
Koh Samui leads with 11 hotels we track offering day passes, from the Sheraton's basic beach-and-pool ticket at THB 500 to Nikki Beach's THB 7,000 minimum spend. Phuket is next with 7.
Hua Hin has the cheapest access point we've found: Baba Beach Club charges nothing, with no minimum spend required. Among hotels that do charge, Krabi's Centara Grand is the lowest confirmed price at THB 350 (about $10).
We track 37 hotels selling pool day passes across the seven cities covered here. That includes Bangkok (4), Chiang Mai (4), Hua Hin (4), Koh Samui (11), Krabi (3), Pattaya (4), and Phuket (7).
Many do. In Phuket, Koh Samui, and Chiang Mai, several hotels build an F&B credit into the price that roughly matches the entry fee, so eating and drinking at the resort can offset most of the cost. It's worth checking each hotel's inclusions before assuming the listed price is pool-only.