Hotel with a heated pool in Valencia

The pool. Covered pool and outdoor pool, with sauna. The Salir guide says one pool only opens in summer (presumably the outdoor one); whether the covered pool is heated isn't specified.

I haven't yet found guest reviews that mention the pool or the water temperature.

Guide's tip. Outside summer, get the hotel to confirm that the covered pool is open and heated.

The pool. Top-floor pool, open-air in summer, covered and heated in winter according to the hotel. Open daily from 7 am to midnight, with sun terrace and city views.

Guests like the rooftop pool and terrace (9/10 in Kayak's summary), though some find it small. I haven't yet found guest reviews that mention the water temperature.

Guide's tip. The pool is small: aim for off-peak times — it stays open until midnight.

The pool. Indoor pool and outdoor pool; the spa adds a jacuzzi, sauna and Turkish steam bath. Heating isn't specified.

The hot tub. Jacuzzi in the spa.

Reviews of the pool are poor: Kayak's summary rates it 2.5/10, and guests find it small or crowded. Some are unhappy that the spa costs extra. I haven't yet found guest reviews that mention the water temperature.

Guide's tip. Book the spa ahead: slots go quickly.

The pool. Covered, climate-controlled pool (according to Salir.com), with sauna and gym. No spa.

One guest says her children loved the pool. I haven't yet found guest reviews that mention the water temperature.

Guide's tip. A practical family base for exploring the City of Arts and Sciences on foot.

The pool. Climate-controlled indoor pool in the spa (according to Salir.com), plus a seasonal outdoor pool (May to October, 10 am – 8 pm) and a children's pool. Spa with 8 treatment rooms, sauna, hot tub, hammam and steam bath.

The hot tub. Hot tub in the spa.

Guests love the sea-view pool. Opinions are divided on how warm the water is: one guest was disappointed the pool wasn't heated, without saying which one.

Guide's tip. For warm water, go for the spa's indoor pool; the spa is off-limits to under-16s.

The pool. Covered pool, open 10 am to 8 pm according to Kayak's FAQ (swim cap compulsory), with sauna. Heating isn't mentioned in the listing, but "climate-controlled pool" comes up among the review topics.

"Climate-controlled pool" is one of the themes picked out in reviews, but I couldn't read any detailed comment on the water temperature.

Guide's tip. Remember to pack a swim cap.

The pool. Small heated outdoor pool on the roof terrace. The Oyster guide says it's open year-round; Star Service describes it as heated.

Star Service describes a small heated pool surrounded by a well-designed roof terrace, often in the shade. Guests find the pool small but fine for a dip between sightseeing; two of them found it closed for repairs during their stay.

Guide's tip. Ask the hotel whether the pool will be open on your dates: closures for works have been reported.

The pool. Covered, climate-controlled pool, as described by Salir.com; full spa offering thalassotherapy. The higher-category rooms have a jacuzzi.

The hot tub. Jacuzzi in the higher-category rooms (according to Salir.com).

Reviews praise the staff and the condition of the hotel. I haven't yet found guest reviews that mention the water temperature.

Guide's tip. If an in-room jacuzzi appeals, check that it's included in the category you book.

The hot tub. No proper pool: a small warm-water spa pool with jets, plus a sauna and hammam.

One guest regretted the lack of a proper pool and compared it to a large jacuzzi; others found the hot tub, sauna and hammam clean and enjoyed the spa.

Guide's tip. Ideal for warming up after a day's sightseeing, not for swimming.