Boston Hotel Day Passes: Three Indoor Pools Sold Every Date We Checked. The Rooftop Pool Opens Two Days a Week

How do Boston hotel day passes work?

Boston hotels sell pool and spa day passes through ResortPass. We priced the first six venues on ResortPass’s Boston page on October 16, 2026. ResortPass lists 31 Boston venues, so this guide is a sample, not the whole market.

We checked 18 dates for each venue through ResortPass’s booking backend, from Saturday Oct 17 to Friday Nov 27, 2026. The sample includes every day of the week and Thanksgiving.

Three indoor hotel pools sold a day pass on all 18 dates we checked: the Hyatt Regency, the Renaissance Seaport, and the InterContinental. The Hyatt Regency and the Renaissance Seaport cost $25 per adult Monday to Thursday. The Omni Seaport’s rooftop pool sold only on Mondays and Thursdays. Exhale Battery Wharf and Equinox Dartmouth sell spa passes with no pool.

ResortPass added a 12% fee on every pass booking we checked, across 14 live carts built October 16, 2026. The one exception was an Exhale massage bundle, which carried no fee. Pass tax was 6.25% at four venues and $0 at the Omni and Equinox, and the fee itself was not taxed. Our guide to how ResortPass works explains the checkout.

Quick match by situation:

• Cheapest pool day: Hyatt Regency or Renaissance Seaport, $25 per adult Monday to Thursday
• Family with kids under 13: Renaissance Seaport, the only child discount we found
• Lap pool and steam room, adults only: InterContinental Boston
• Heated rooftop pool: Omni Seaport, on a Monday or Thursday only
• Sauna day, no pool needed: Exhale Battery Wharf
• Skip: The Spa at Equinox Dartmouth, unless you already want a facial

Hyatt Regency Boston: the downtown pool that sold every date

The Hyatt Regency Boston’s Day Pass cost $25 on every Monday to Thursday date we checked and $35 on every Friday to Sunday date (ResortPass, checked October 16, 2026). It sold on all 18 dates from Oct 17 to Nov 27. Thanksgiving, Thursday Nov 26, was priced at $25.

Children ages 3 to 12 can come, but they pay the adult price. The pass includes the indoor heated pool, his-and-hers saunas, the fitness center, lockers, showers, and towels. It adds Wi-Fi and 15% off at Avenue One restaurant (ResortPass listing, checked October 16, 2026).

Hyatt describes the pool as a heated saline pool on the sixth floor, open 6:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. daily. The public garage next to the hotel charges $39 for 2 to 12 hours (Hyatt website, checked October 16, 2026). The hotel has no spa of its own.

Check in at the front desk with a photo ID and your booking ID (ResortPass listing, checked October 16, 2026).

Renaissance Boston Seaport District: the only child discount we found

The Renaissance Boston Seaport District charged $25 per adult and $12 per child on every Monday to Thursday date we checked. Friday to Sunday it charged $30 and $15 (ResortPass, checked October 16, 2026). It sold on all 18 dates from Oct 17 to Nov 27.

Child prices cover ages 3 to 12, and adult prices start at 13. The pass includes the indoor pool, first-come lounge chairs, towels, a fitness center with Peloton bikes, men’s and women’s saunas, and locker rooms with showers. Locks are not provided, so bring your own. Food and drinks are sold on site (ResortPass listing, checked October 16, 2026).

ResortPass lists the pool, fitness center, and saunas as open 7:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. daily. Valet parking costs extra, and we could not confirm the rate on Marriott.com. Marriott names the hotel bar Capiz Bar and Lounge.

InterContinental Boston: a lap pool and steam room for adults

The InterContinental Boston charged $65 per adult on all 18 dates we checked, Oct 17 to Nov 27 (ResortPass, checked October 16, 2026). The pass is for adults 18 and over, and the listing says it runs from 7:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.

The pass includes the indoor heated lap pool, a steam room, the fitness center, lockers, and showers. It adds Wi-Fi and 15% off spa services. Poolside food and drinks can be ordered by phone from 6:30 to 11:00 a.m. and from 4:00 to 11:00 p.m. (ResortPass listing, checked October 16, 2026).

IHG describes a 45-foot heated indoor lap pool that overlooks the Rose Kennedy Greenway. Parking is valet only. ResortPass lists $25 for up to 6 hours and $50 for up to 12 hours.

The relaxation lounge is not part of the day pass. ResortPass lists it only with the massage and facial bundles, which cost $230 and $260 on every date we checked. Those bundles need 24 hours’ notice, and the spa recommends a 20% gratuity on top.

The hotel also sells a Day Room for $195, from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. It includes day passes for up to two people. Our Sunday Oct 25 cart came to $250.48, with a $23.40 fee and 16.45% tax on the room.

Omni Boston Hotel at the Seaport: a rooftop pool on Mondays and Thursdays

The Omni Boston Hotel at the Seaport sells a Pool Day Pass + Fitness Center Access for $65 per adult. It was bookable on 12 of 28 dates we checked from Oct 17 to Nov 27, 2026. Every open date was a Monday or Thursday, and every other day was blocked (ResortPass, checked October 16, 2026).

A listed price does not mean a date is open. ResortPass’s backend showed $65 on every blocked date, and checkout refused Saturday Oct 24 as a blocked date.

The pass is for adults 18 and over. It covers the outdoor heated rooftop pool from 11:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m., a first-come lounge chair, towels, the fitness center, and Wi-Fi. Poolside food and drinks cost extra, and self-parking is discounted (ResortPass listing, checked October 16, 2026).

There are two more catches. After booking, you email the hotel concierge to reserve a pool time slot. The listing also says the pass is not sold from Memorial Day to Labor Day.

The hot tub and saunas are not in the day pass. They come with the Breve Spacation Package, $270 per adult with a 60-minute massage or facial, sold on the same Monday and Thursday dates. The spa collects a 20% gratuity on the treatment.

Omni describes the pool as a fifth-floor heated rooftop pool, open year-round. Its website FAQ says the pool is for hotel guests and the deck can close for private events. ResortPass’s checkout still priced a pass for Thursday Oct 22, so bring your booking ID.

Exhale Battery Wharf: a sauna pass with no pool

Exhale Battery Wharf is a spa inside the Battery Wharf Hotel on the Boston waterfront. There is no pool. Its Spa Pass cost $40 on all 18 dates we checked, Oct 17 to Nov 27 (ResortPass, checked October 16, 2026).

The Spa Pass includes his-and-hers saunas, men’s and women’s locker rooms and showers, and a zen relaxation lounge with tea and water. It is for adults 18 and over (ResortPass listing, checked October 16, 2026).

Exhale’s website lists hours of 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. on weekdays and 8:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. on weekends. It also describes a co-ed hammam, but the ResortPass Spa Pass does not list one, so do not count on it. ResortPass lists valet at 401 Commercial Street for $12 up to 6 hours.

One Spa Pass for Saturday Oct 24 came to $47.30 all-in: $40, a $4.80 fee, and $2.50 tax. Two passes for Tuesday Oct 27 came to $94.60.

The facial and massage bundles cost $165 on every date we checked, and each includes the Spa Pass. Our Saturday massage cart carried no ResortPass fee, only $10.31 tax, for $175.31.

The Spa at Equinox Dartmouth: a facial is the price of entry

The Spa at Equinox Dartmouth sells no standalone pass on ResortPass. The cheapest product is the 25-Minute Facial & Cedar Sauna + Club Pass, $156 on all 18 dates we checked, Oct 17 to Nov 27 (ResortPass, checked October 16, 2026).

It includes a 25-minute facial, a unisex barrel sauna, his-and-hers steam rooms, a relaxation lounge, locker rooms with showers, towels, and the fitness center. It is for adults 18 and over, and there is no pool (ResortPass listing, checked October 16, 2026).

Our Saturday Oct 24 cart came to $174.72: $156, an $18.72 fee, and no tax. Equinox then adds a 20% gratuity on the treatment, collected on site.

The cold plunge is not in this product. ResortPass lists it only with the $195 to $305 treatment bundles, and marks it closed over the winter months.

The spa is inside Equinox’s club at 131 Dartmouth Street in Back Bay, and Equinox says it is open to non-members.

If you want heat without a facial, Exhale’s $40 Spa Pass has saunas. The InterContinental’s $65 pass adds a steam room and a pool.

The room math: when booking a night wins

For one day, the pass beat every one-night room rate we found. Two Hyatt Regency passes for Saturday Oct 24 cost $82.78 all-in. The lowest Google Hotels rate at the Hyatt that night was $672 with taxes, checked October 16, 2026.

The family math is similar at the Renaissance Seaport. Two adults and two kids on Saturday Oct 24 cost $106.43 all-in. The cheapest room that night was $431 with taxes.

The room makes sense in two cases. If you want the Omni rooftop on a weekend, a guest room is the only way in, at $455 with taxes for Saturday Oct 24. And at the InterContinental, Google Hotels showed only two-night stays that Saturday.

Rooms were expensive for late October. The Hyatt Regency showed $955 before taxes for Tuesday Oct 27, and the Renaissance sold only two-night stays that night.

For more on how this math works at other hotels, see our resort day pass vs. booking the room guide.

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How to book and what to expect at check-in

All six venues sold their passes through ResortPass on every date we checked. DayPass.com listed none of the six, and its Boston search page showed no day passes on October 16, 2026. The InterContinental’s own website links to ResortPass to book its day pass.

The ResortPass booking flow is the same at each venue: pick a date, choose a product, and pay at checkout. Pool passes check in at the front desk with a photo ID and your booking ID. Spa bundles at Exhale, the InterContinental, and Equinox ask you to call the spa to schedule the treatment. For more on the platform, see our ResortPass legitimacy guide and the cancellation policy details.

Where to stay near these hotels

Some visitors would rather use one of these pools as an overnight guest than as a day pass holder. The widget below shows nearby hotels at a range of prices.

We explain how we verify every price before it goes in a guide.