Hotels with an Indoor Pool in Prince George

Saltwater, Waterpark or Standard Pool

Courtyard by Marriott's indoor saltwater pool is the single most distinctive pool in this Prince George lineup, since none of the other nine properties run anything but standard chlorinated water in their own pools. Paired with the hotel's outdoor fire-pit terrace and on-site Starbucks, it makes for the most complete indoor-pool package for travellers who specifically want something other than a chlorine smell on a longer stay, and it stays open year-round regardless of the harsh winter conditions just outside the building's own walls, whatever the season happens to bring.

Pomeroy Inn & Suites takes the indoor pool concept furthest of any hotel here, building a genuine indoor waterpark around it rather than a simple rectangular tank, complete with a child-friendly breakfast buffet to match the whole family-first approach. This is the pool to book if young kids are part of the trip and entertainment value matters more than a quiet swim on your own, though adults chasing a calm lap swim might find it noticeably louder and busier than the seven standard-pool hotels sitting elsewhere in this same lineup.

Best Western Plus splits the difference between the two extremes above: a standard indoor pool gets a genuine waterslide bolted on, plus a hot tub sitting right alongside it, without going quite as far as Pomeroy's full waterpark commitment to families specifically staying there. It's the pick for families who want more than a plain pool but don't strictly need the scale of a dedicated waterpark experience, and it happens to be the highest-rated property in this whole lineup for couples too, a genuinely useful bonus for a mixed group trip travelling together.

The remaining seven hotels, Ramada Plaza, Coast Prince George Hotel, Sandman Signature, Hyatt Place, Prestige Treasure Cove, Prestige Prince George Lodge and Sandman Hotel & Suites, all run competent standard indoor pools without any specific gimmick attached to a single one of them at all. That's not really a criticism: a reliable indoor pool matters most through a long Prince George winter, and these seven deliver exactly that without charging a real premium for a waterslide or waterpark you might not actually need on a short weekday business trip passing through town.

Prince George's winters run cold and long enough that an indoor pool becomes genuine December-through-March entertainment rather than a warm-weather bonus most guests skip, which explains why nearly every hotel in the city has invested in one regardless of its overall positioning. The city doesn't market itself around water attractions the way a resort town would, so the pool variety here is a byproduct of individual hotels competing on amenities rather than a coordinated destination pitch, and that competition is exactly what produced the saltwater pool and the waterpark standing out from the pack.