Some months ago I posed the above same question and had some good replies. I can't find the notes I made, nor the original post on TV/CM.
I remember the one at 700 year stadium and one @ Chiang Mai Orchid Hotel..., oh and The Amora Hotel.., but recall there was another (it's name slips my mind right now) that was recommended by a couple of people ?
We're looking for somewhere with some shaded seating options possibly with a cafe..., and we understand there will likely be an entry charge  ? 
Can anyone make some suggestions ?
   

What area of town are you do you want? No shortage of pools around.

Thanks..., we are outside moat but close to Jang Sri Poom corner..., but we have a vehicle(and prepared to use it)..., but sometimes it's just too easy to catch a red truck,

hillside 4 condo ,nice , big pool . 40thb a day.

If you don't mind the drive out to Mae Rim, there's a nice Olympic size pool with a kiddy pool at the Imperial Sports club. Usually not very crowded. Chairs, tables, lounges some shady areas. Something like 70 or 80 baht for adults.

Imperial Hotel

 

Also Chiang Mai Land tennis club has a nice pool.

You posted this topic late September.

 

Sophon

the rea lcentre o fthe universe

 

1 hour ago, kilt said:

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The Centre of the Universe has a nice, clean saltwater pool. The facilities around it have definitely seen better days though. Admission and/or membership is quite pricy, considering (THB 120 for 90 minutes, 200 for full day).

 

The 700 year pool is a bargain, but of course it lacks the pool chain and umbrellas. 60 Baht per visit (all day) or 750 for an all year membership to the whole sports complex (plus 30 per pool visit).

 

There is also a public pool at a military base around here, but I have yet to locate it. I hear the facilities are really good.

>>The Centre of the Universe has a nice, clean saltwater pool. The facilities around it have definitely seen better days though. Admission and/or membership is quite pricy, considering (I think THB 120 for 3 hours).<<

 

150THB for full day

7 minutes ago, kilt said:

>>The Centre of the Universe has a nice, clean saltwater pool. The facilities around it have definitely seen better days though. Admission and/or membership is quite pricy, considering (I think THB 120 for 3 hours).<<

 

150THB for full day

 

Incorrect! It's 200 Baht for full day. Just spoke to the manager.

CMU has a 50 meter pool.  300 per year and 30 per visit...morning and afternoon hours....great separate diving area..except the traction strips on the high dive came off and were never replaced.  Platform is nice.  There is always BWT...

There's a public pool in the Chinese business association complex along Thunghotel Road. I remember many years ago visiting one that was located off one of the sois along Chiang Mai Land.

4 hours ago, Rob13 said:

If you don't mind the drive out to Mae Rim, there's a nice Olympic size pool with a kiddy pool at the Imperial Sports club. Usually not very crowded. Chairs, tables, lounges some shady areas. Something like 70 or 80 baht for adults.

Imperial Hotel

 

 

If there is any shade there, I've never seen it. No umbrellas. They used to do lunch but not anymore. There is a breakfast for hotel guests and room service only. You can buy water and beer (100 Baht per bottle I think).

4 minutes ago, Loaded said:

There's a public pool in the Chinese business association complex along Thunghotel Road. I remember many years ago visiting one that was located off one of the sois along Chiang Mai Land.

We used to go there, but the last couple of times we went there were as many as 70 kids in the pool. Could not swim a single lap it was so crowded.

1 minute ago, elektrified said:

If there is any shade there, I've never seen it. No umbrellas. 

 

 

They have umbrella next to the klounge chairs plus  a couple of cabanas. 

Just now, Rob13 said:

 

 

They have umbrella next to the klounge chairs plus  a couple of cabanas. 

There may be 2 of them...

 

I've been there about 60 times. Fine for me, but not what the OP is looking for.

3 hours ago, Sophon said:

You posted this topic late September.

 

Sophon

Thank you..., none of my searches could locate these posts..., thank you so much !
Regards
Mr n Mrs freckle

2 minutes ago, elektrified said:

There may be 2 of them...

 

I've been there about 60 times. Fine for me, but not what the OP is looking for.

..., although we are not afraid of compromise. Sometimes just getting the head in amongst the under the briney(or a reasonable approximation) is enough 
Feeling a bit out of place away from a clean ocean with some passion(wind and waves).
Regards to all...., 

1 hour ago, Sandy Freckle said:

..., although we are not afraid of compromise. Sometimes just getting the head in amongst the under the briney(or a reasonable approximation) is enough 
Feeling a bit out of place away from a clean ocean with some passion(wind and waves).
Regards to all...., 

Can vaguely remember the last time I had a surf in the Pacific Ocean,was back in Oz about 12 years ago.People who have never body surfed wouldn't know the feeling but its a fantasic mind clearing, exhillerating experince.The ocean temp  here is like a bowl of warm soup and definately no waves. Anybody who likes to create a wave machine complex in CM will clean up big time.

12 minutes ago, Sparkles said:

Can vaguely remember the last time I had a surf in the Pacific Ocean,was back in Oz about 12 years ago.People who have never body surfed wouldn't know the feeling but its a fantasic mind clearing, exhillerating experince.The ocean temp  here is like a bowl of warm soup and definately no waves. Anybody who likes to create a wave machine complex in CM will clean up big time.

Yes, too true..., there's a sort of wussy family friendly one I understand in KL..., meanwhile the technology is improving in leaps and bound and too many time US world champ surfer Whatshisface Slater has financed the development a pretty good version of a wave pool. said to maybe..., just maybe, making an appearance at the next Olympic Games with surfing as a demonstration sport..., unless I've got that all rrrs about..., again.  
I'm imagining in my little mind's eye, there one day being a wave pool in many large inland regional centres..., even in Thailand....., but then most Thais seem to be a bit afraid of moving water...., unless it's falling out of a water bottle into their mouths. 

Whateverrrrr..., looks like the pool at the Centre of the Universe is the go tomorrow. 
 

Lanna Sports Center, aka Lanna Golf Course, has a big pool, open to all.  When?  I don't know the hours.

18 hours ago, KhonKaenKowboy said:

CMU has a 50 meter pool.  300 per year and 30 per visit...morning and afternoon hours....great separate diving area..except the traction strips on the high dive came off and were never replaced.  Platform is nice.  There is always BWT...

BWT?

BWT........ Mooban Wangtan, Hang Dong, 60 baht, recently re tiled  and renovated.

hillside 4 condo ,nice , big pool . 40thb a day.

80bt a day and no cafe.

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21 hours ago, fstarbkk said:

Incorrect! It's 200 Baht for full day. Just spoke to the manager.

 

200 baht for a day! They should give you a week pass for that price.

25 meter pool

Siriporn 9  Sanameng , off the 118 heading towards Doi Saket turn left immediately past the PTT gas station 40 Baht.

Lanna pool 50 meters rarely used....same same with imperial sports club...good for us northerners....

Eco Resort in Chiang Mai has a huge pool and the public can pay to use it. It is a great pool.

my boys want to go but I am concerned it might be a bit cold in Dec.  Any of them heated or warmer than others? guessing the smaller more shallow ones in the sun would be the way forward.