Toronto Hotels With a Kids Club
6 family-friendly hotels with kids club in Toronto . Handpicked for families who want the best.
A kids club is the amenity that lets Toronto parents actually use the rest of a hotel's facilities, and only a handful of the city's downtown properties offer one. The Ritz-Carlton, Toronto pairs its kids club with a full spa floor overlooking Lake Ontario, letting parents book treatments while children are supervised elsewhere in the building. Hotel X Toronto, a Destination by Hyatt Hotel, adds a kids club alongside a playground and games room on the Exhibition grounds. BISHA and Nobu Hotel Toronto both list kids club access within their entertainment-district locations near Rogers Centre, and The Anndore House and The Hazelton Hotel round out the options in downtown and Yorkville respectively.
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๐งWhy Toronto is Great for Hotels with Kids Club
What a Toronto hotel's kids club is paired with matters more than the club itself. At the Ritz-Carlton, Toronto, the pairing is a spa floor, letting parents book a treatment while children are supervised in the same building overlooking Lake Ontario. At Hotel X Toronto, the pairing is a playground, games room and tennis facilities on the Exhibition grounds, better suited to parents who want active options nearby rather than a spa session, since the kids can move between amenities without leaving the property or needing constant supervision from a single staff member.
Location outside the hotel shapes how parents spend the kids club window. The Anndore House sits a few minutes from Yorkville's restaurants and Church Street's bars, letting parents step out for a meal while children stay supervised. BISHA, in the entertainment district near Rogers Centre and Scotiabank Arena, suits parents who want to catch part of a game or a show during the same stretch of time, turning a kids club booking into an actual evening out rather than just downtime spent waiting in a hotel room for the children to be picked up.
Not every kids club runs the same hours or age range, and that detail decides whether it fits a specific family's schedule. Nobu Hotel Toronto and The Hazelton Hotel both list kids club access alongside their spa facilities, but confirming exact hours and minimum ages directly with each hotel matters more than assuming coverage matches a resort-style program elsewhere, since Toronto's downtown kids clubs tend to run shorter, more limited windows than an all-day resort program built around a much larger family audience and dedicated staffing levels across multiple age groups and time slots.
Parent's take
The spa session at the Ritz-Carlton runs ninety minutes, just long enough for the kids club down the hall to hold the children's attention with a movie and craft table before anyone starts asking for a parent. A different evening, at BISHA near Rogers Centre, the same window covers a walk to catch the end of a Blue Jays game a few blocks away instead. The detail that decides which kids club actually gets used: whether the parents' plan for that hour is inside the hotel or a short walk from it.
Our Top 6 Picks
Hotels in Toronto with kids club, sorted by guest rating.
The Hazelton Hotel
Toronto
Wonderful
167 reviews
The Hazelton Hotel is a five-star property in Yorkville, a five-minute walk from the Royal Ontario Museum. The hotel lists an indoor pool, kids club, spa and wellness facilities and pet-friendly rooms, with an on-site cinema, marble bathrooms and interiors designed by Yabu Pushelberg.
Why families love The Hazelton Hotel
Families booking a kids club session here alongside a spa treatment find both sit inside the same Yorkville property, close to the Royal Ontario Museum for an easy add-on outing. The on-site cinema also gives a rainy-afternoon option beyond the pool and kids club.
Wonderful
206 reviews
BISHA, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Toronto sits in the entertainment district, 400 metres from Rogers Centre and 1.7 kilometres from Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport. The five-star property lists a rooftop pool, kids club, spa and wellness facilities and pet-friendly rooms, with a rooftop restaurant and Lenny Kravitz-designed guest rooms.
Why families love BISHA, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Toronto
Families attending a Blue Jays game find the short walk to Rogers Centre useful alongside the rooftop pool and kids club, letting a swim or supervised playtime bookend a game day. The five-star design details suit a family wanting a design-forward stay alongside the practical amenities.
Nobu Hotel Toronto
Toronto
Wonderful
102 reviews
Nobu Hotel Toronto is a five-star property in the city centre, a short walk from Rogers Centre and the CN Tower. The hotel lists a kids club, spa and wellness facilities, baby-friendly amenities, pet-friendly rooms and complimentary bicycles, with a Japanese restaurant serving ร la carte breakfast and dinner.
Why families love Nobu Hotel Toronto
Families traveling with an infant find the baby-friendly listing paired with a genuinely walkable location, keeping outings short enough to manage nap schedules. The complimentary bicycles and fitness centre also give an active parent an option while the other manages downtime with the baby.
The Ritz-Carlton, Toronto
Toronto
Wonderful
260 reviews
The Ritz-Carlton, Toronto overlooks Lake Ontario in the heart of downtown, close to the CN Tower, Ripley's Aquarium, Rogers Centre and Scotiabank Arena. The property lists a kids club, spa and wellness facilities, bike rental and pet-friendly rooms. Three dining outlets include TOCA, a modern Italian restaurant led by a Rome-trained chef.
Why families love The Ritz-Carlton, Toronto
Families splitting spa time and kids club supervision find the layout here works well, since both sit inside the same building overlooking the lake. The proximity to Ripley's Aquarium and the CN Tower means a spa or kids club morning rolls easily into a full afternoon of downtown sightseeing.
Wonderful
861 reviews
The Anndore House, part of JDV by Hyatt is a four-star hotel in downtown Toronto, a few minutes from Yonge Street and Yorkville, with a kids club and pet-friendly rooms. Guest rooms include a vinyl record player and app-controlled room settings, with an on-site restaurant serving Mediterranean-inspired cuisine and a barbershop among the property's amenities.
Why families love The Anndore House, part of JDV by Hyatt
Families using the kids club here get easy access to Yorkville's restaurants and Church Street a few minutes away, letting parents step out for a meal during supervised time. The boutique scale of the property suits a shorter stay more than a resort-style multi-day itinerary.
Wonderful
1,409 reviews
Hotel X Toronto, a Destination by Hyatt Hotel sits on the historic Exhibition grounds with waterfront and skyline views. The property lists a kids club, playground, games room and tennis facilities alongside family suites, spa access through its Guerlain Spa, and pet-friendly rooms. Ontario Place, the Budweiser Stage and BMO Field all sit within 1.5 kilometres.
Why families love Hotel X Toronto, a Destination by Hyatt Hotel
Families planning several activity-focused days find the most on-site amenities among this list here: playground, games room, tennis and a kids club all on one property. That density suits a longer stay where parents want to rotate kids through different activities without leaving the Exhibition grounds.
๐กTips for Choosing a Hotel with Kids Club in Toronto
- 1Confirm kids club age minimums and hours directly with the Ritz-Carlton, Hotel X Toronto or Nobu Hotel Toronto before booking; programs vary more than resort-style kids clubs elsewhere.
- 2Book The Anndore House if the plan is to use kids club time for a Yorkville dinner nearby rather than staying inside the hotel.
- 3Pair a BISHA or Nobu Hotel Toronto kids club session with a nearby Rogers Centre or Scotiabank Arena event for parents who want to step out briefly.
- 4Reserve kids club slots a day ahead in peak season; downtown Toronto hotels with limited kids club capacity fill spots quickly during summer weekends.
- 5Pack a comfort item for younger kids even at supervised clubs like The Hazelton Hotel's; first-time drop-offs go more smoothly with something familiar from home.
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