Hotels with Kids Clubs in Lloret de Mar
5 family-friendly hotels with kids club in Lloret de Mar . Handpicked for families who want the best.
Lloret de Mar is one of those Costa Brava towns built around package families. Pools that don't shut at 6pm, kids menus, animation teams that actually show up. If you want a beach week where the kids disappear into a club for two hours so you can finish a drink, this is the place. We checked which Lloret hotels actually run a kids club (not just a babysitting list) and shortlisted five that parents keep coming back to. Most are along Avinguda America or Fenals beach, all within 15 minutes of the old town and Water World.
Lloret de Mar feels like a Spanish family beach town that grew up in the package-tour era and never really changed costume. The promenade is wide and pram-friendly, the beach drops gently, and the old fishermen's quarter behind Sant Roma still has narrow streets worth a wander before dinner. Don't expect Cadaqués charm. Expect inflatable shops, paella terraces, and kids on scooters past sunset.
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🧒Why kids clubs matter in Lloret
A real kids club here means staff on site, not a printed activity sheet. The bigger Lloret hotels run morning sessions with crafts, beach games and pool time, then evening mini-disco around 8pm. Ask the property how many staff are on duty in July and August. Two or three is normal at a mid-size hotel, six or more at the bigger resorts. Spanish school holidays start the last week of June so July is busiest.
Most clubs run in English, Spanish and at least French. German is common too. Some hotels add a teen lounge with consoles and table tennis for the eleven-plus crowd who would rather not do face-painting. If you have a four-year-old and a thirteen-year-old, check both ends of the age range before booking.
Parent's take
If you have one child under three, kids clubs in Lloret usually start at four. You'll still be parenting in the pool. The trade-off here is value: a half-board family room is genuinely affordable in shoulder season, and the kids club hours add up to real downtime. Don't expect Mediterranean elegance. Expect a functional family week that works.
Our Top 5 Picks
Hotels in Lloret de Mar with kids club, sorted by guest rating.
L'Azure Hotel 4* Sup
Avinguda Esports
Wonderful
2,170 reviews
A four-star Superior that genuinely punches above its star rating, with a structured kids club, supervised pool zone, playground, and a Games room that absorbs older kids when the sun gets too much. Walk to Lloret beach in fifteen minutes via the cliff path.
From
€211/night
Why families love L'Azure Hotel 4* Sup
This is the standout four-star in Lloret for families who want a calmer setup than the bigger resorts. The kids club here runs morning and late afternoon with real craft sessions and outdoor games, and the staff are visibly engaged rather than just present. The pool area is generous with a smaller dedicated kids pool. Parents repeatedly mention how clean and well-kept everything is. Rooms are bigger than the Lloret average, family rooms easily fit four, and the buffet has a kids serving station at child height.
Costa Encantada Suites & Resort
Cami Les Alegries
Excellent
2,925 reviews
Apart-hotel resort tucked into the green inland edge of Lloret with three pools, a structured kids club, playground, and family suites with kitchenettes. Five-minute shuttle to the beach or a fifteen-minute walk down the hill.
From
€200/night
Why families love Costa Encantada Suites & Resort
Worth picking if you want a kitchenette and a quieter inland setting. The kids club runs alongside structured pool activities, the playground is large and shaded, and the apartment layout means kids can sleep while you eat on the terrace. Families with younger children like the calm setup. The trade-off is the walk to the beach, which is downhill on the way and uphill at sunset. Use the shuttle if you have a stroller. Half board is generous and the kids dinner sitting is well organised.
Very Good
1,250 reviews
Family-focused four-star on the Fenals side of Lloret with two outdoor pools, a small slide tower for kids, and a kids club that runs morning and afternoon sessions in summer. The Magnolia setback street keeps room balconies quiet at night.
From
€232/night
Why families love Hotel Rosamar Garden Resort
The kids club here is one of the more visible ones in town. Staff are out in the pool area mid-morning organising games, the kids meals at dinner are a real option not a token gesture, and the playground sits in shade behind the main pool. Rooms are functional rather than stylish, with kettles and decent storage for a week. Front rooms can hear pool music in the evening, so ask for a side wing if your toddler turns in early.
htop Amatista
Avenida America
Very Good
822 reviews
Part of the htop family chain, this four-star runs daily kids entertainment, has a small splash zone for under-eights, and offers all-inclusive board if you want zero food decisions. Two-minute walk to Fenals beach via the pedestrian path.
From
€181/night
Why families love htop Amatista
If you want the all-inclusive option in Lloret with a working kids club, this is the most reliable shortlist. The htop animation team is one of the more consistent in town, working both pool sessions and the evening mini-disco. Kids meals are generous and the buffet usually has a dedicated kids corner. Rooms are basic four-star but everything works. Choose a Fenals-side room rather than street-side: the road on this side of town carries scooter traffic until 11pm in July.
Hotel Best Lloret Splash
Avinguda Vila de Tossa
Good
1,720 reviews
Mid-size four-star pitched directly at families, with a splash pad area, outdoor pool, and animation team running daytime games and an evening mini-disco. Roughly ten minutes' walk along the seafront to Lloret main beach.
From
€196/night
Why families love Hotel Best Lloret Splash
Best Lloret Splash earns its name. The splash area is small but a hit with under-eights and the team runs reliable kids activities through July and August. Half board is the deal that makes sense here. The buffet has dedicated kids stations and the dining room is loud enough that no-one minds a noisy toddler. Rooms are dated but clean, balconies look over the pool or the road, and the corridors carry sound so request an upper floor away from the lift.
💡Practical tips for booking a kids club hotel here
- 1Book half board if the hotel restaurant has a kids menu and dedicated dinner sitting. It cuts evening logistics in half and the buffets in Lloret resorts are designed for fussy eaters.
- 2Ask whether the kids club operates during the shoulder weeks of June and September. Some properties run it only from 21 June and stop again on 7 September. Outside those dates only the bigger chains stay open.
- 3Check pool depth before booking. Several Lloret hotels have one shallow children's pool plus a deeper main pool. If you have a non-swimmer, that combo matters more than the spa.
- 4Water World is fifteen minutes by car or the local bus that runs from the main strip. Buy tickets online to skip the morning queue. Most hotels sell them at the desk too.
- 5Lloret's main beach gets crowded. Fenals to the west is calmer, with shallower water and pine shade behind it. Most family hotels are closer to Fenals or Santa Cristina than to the main strip.
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