Best Hotels in Europe with Kids Club

Discover some of Europe’s finest hotels and resorts with kid’s clubs

Europe is one of the top destinations for family holidays but as we all know, it can be difficult to travel to and enjoy family holidays in some foreign countries, especially with young children. For this reason, it is vital to choose hotels with kids' clubs and in this article, we will list some of the top hotels and resorts in Europe offering kids' clubs.

Martinhal Cascais, Lisbon, Portugal

One of our top picks is Martinhal Cascais for several reasons. This beach resort is truly popular with families because of its 2,300 square meters of well-designed children's playgrounds, which include a bouncing area, sandpit, a twenty-meter zipline, as well as a kids' club with an additional 700 square meters of space for daily fun activities.

Image: Children of all ages are engaged in a variety of activities at the Martinhal Cascais kid’s club.

Included in the kid’s club are:

a baby room suited for babies between six and months, with age-appropriate toys and a sleeping area);
Little Foxes which is suitable for children between the ages of one and two years, with a ball pool, puppetry area and storytelling corner;
Fox Club which is appropriate for children between six and nine years, with Xbox, Lego, as well as arts and crafts;
Explorer Club, suited for children between the ages of ten and 14 years, with activities that include horseback riding, biking, and surfing;
Blast, which is suitable for teenagers between the ages of 15 and 17 years, where they can enjoy a host of activities and pool parties.

Nobu Hotel Ibiza Bay

One of the few outstanding kid clubs at a five-star hotel in Ibiza is the kids' club at the Nobu Hotel which caters to children between the ages of four and twelve. It provides a variety of activities like bohemian foraging sessions, cooking classes, swimming lessons, and DJ workshops. There are plenty of opportunities for chill-out sessions, sports, and arts and crafts, in addition to a fantastic restaurant and the Six Senses spa at the Nobu Hotel, where parents can also unwind and spend some alone time together.

Image: One of the few outstanding kid clubs at a five-star hotel in Ibiza is the kids' club at the Nobu Hotel which caters to children between the ages of four and twelve.

Enjoy a Greek island holiday in Zakynthos, Greece

You should immediately abandon the notion that your teenagers are too old for kids' clubs because The Peligoni Club will prove you wrong. Here, teenagers can engage in almost any adrenaline-pumping water sport they can think of, including windsurfing, water-skiing, sailing, and more and they are guaranteed endless hours of fun. The resort is situated on an unspoiled Greek coastline and only offers access to members. They can also play beach volleyball, go on boat rides without their parents, or mix their own alcohol-free cocktails.

Image: Kid’s clubs are designed to keep children of all ages busy and entertained whilst under constant supervision by hotel or resort staff.

Sun Gardens, Croatia

When considering a family holiday in Europe, Croatia may not be the first place that comes to mind, but you will be pleasantly surprised by what this country has to offer. Sun Gardens Resort, for example, is a very well-liked holiday spot with its hillside setting outside of Dubrovnik and seaside location. This resort features both private homes and a hotel, as well as the innovative Explorers' kids' club, which provides kids between the ages of four months and eleven years with fun-filled daily activities such as arts and crafts, culinary experiences and treasure hunts.

Image: One of the most important first steps for travelling parents when looking to book a hotel or resort for a family holiday, is to make sure it offers a kid’s club to that their children can engage with other kids and participate in a variety of activities.

Enjoy the best year-round action at Hotel Club Le Crêt, France

With its indoor and outdoor swimming complex, range of water sports, fishing, cycling, paragliding, horseback riding, and golf, Morzine, France, is a favourite among more active families. It even has a little farm of its own for children to visit. The kids' club offers a variety of entertainment for children between the ages of four and twelve throughout the months of July and August, including theatrical performances, creative workshops, pool games, Olympic competitions, and other sports. This serves as a reminder that good resorts and exceptional kid’s clubs are not always only found at very expensive, very lavish five-star hotels.