Best Kids Club Hotels in Aurangabad
3 family-friendly hotels with kids club in Aurangabad . Handpicked for families who want the best.
Only three Aurangabad hotels run an actual kids' club, which narrows the choice fast for families who want structured childcare during a caves-heavy trip. Amarpreet, Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar - AM Hotel Kollection pairs its kids' club with a garden, 2.5 kilometres from Aurangabad Railway Station. The Fern Residency goes further, adding an indoor play area and playground to the kids' club alongside its outdoor pool, two kilometres from the airport. Ambassador Ajanta Hotel rounds out the trio with tennis and squash courts nearby for older siblings once the kids' club closes for the day. None of the three publish exact ages or hours for the club in their listings, so confirm directly before booking.
Aurangabad wasn't built around family tourism the way some Indian cities have been, so a hotel offering a kids' club here is doing more work than the same amenity would in a beach resort; it's filling a real gap between long, hot days of temple-and-fort sightseeing and evenings where there's little organised for children in the city itself. The three hotels that offer one have effectively become the default base for families who need a break from full-time supervision during the Ellora Caves circuit.
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๐งWhy Aurangabad is Great for Hotels with Kids Club
Ellora Caves, 27 to 33 kilometres from these three hotels, is not an easy outing with a toddler in tow: long walks between cave complexes, minimal shade, and a lot of standing around while older kids explore. A kids' club lets one parent take an older child to the caves while a toddler stays back at The Fern Residency's playground or Amarpreet's garden, then swap for the next outing. Book kids' club hours around your planned caves trip rather than the other way round, since availability isn't guaranteed to match your itinerary.
For children around school age, The Fern Residency's playground and indoor play area work as a rainy-day or heat-wave backup when the pool isn't an option, while Ambassador Ajanta's tennis and squash courts suit kids old enough to hold a racket and want something more active than a supervised playroom. Amarpreet's garden setting is the simplest of the three, good for younger children who need outdoor space but not much structured activity beyond that. Whichever hotel you pick, treat the club as a supplement to, not a replacement for, supervised pool or playground time on the same day.
None of these three hotels are premium resort properties built primarily around childcare, so the kids' club is a genuine convenience rather than the headline reason to book. Ambassador Ajanta and The Fern Residency sit in the four-star tier with pools attached, a moderate step up from typical Aurangabad pricing, while Amarpreet keeps costs closer to standard rates. The value case for all three is less about luxury and more about buying back a few hours of a parent's day during a trip where the caves and forts otherwise fill every waking hour.
Parent's take
We dropped our nine-year-old at The Fern Residency's kids' club for two hours while we took our four-year-old around the hotel's playground instead of joining the full Ellora Caves walk that morning. Swapping midday meant both kids got an activity suited to their age, and by dinner nobody was melting down from a full day of cave-hopping in the Aurangabad heat.
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Hotels in Aurangabad with kids club, sorted by guest rating.
Very Good
789 reviews
The Fern Residency Aurangabad has an outdoor swimming pool and an indoor play area, two kilometres from Aurangabad Airport. Family rooms include a work desk, a minibar and free WiFi, and the restaurant serves Chinese, Indian and Asian dishes across lunch, dinner and high tea. Guests can also arrange bicycles from the on-site bike parking, and free on-site parking covers the rest of the stay. Bibi Ka Maqbara is seven kilometres away.
Why families love The Fern Residency Aurangabad - Chhatrapati Sambhaji Nagar
Families staying here will find the indoor play area a lifesaver on the days the Aurangabad heat rules out the outdoor pool, and having both options under one roof means fewer negotiations about what comes next. The kids' club and playground extend that further for families with more than one age group to keep busy. At two kilometres from the airport, it also works well as a first or last night before flying out.
Ambassador Ajanta Hotel, Aurangabad
Aurangabad
Very Good
427 reviews
Ambassador Ajanta Hotel is a 4-star property with a large outdoor pool, a sunken bar and a sauna, a 20-minute drive from Aurangabad Airport. Rooms come with cable TV, a fridge, tea and coffee facilities, and bathrobes in the private bathroom. Guests can book the tennis and squash courts or the fitness centre, and the multi-cuisine restaurant serves Indian, Chinese and European dishes. Ellora Caves are 30 kilometres away; Ajanta Caves, 90 kilometres.
Why families love Ambassador Ajanta Hotel, Aurangabad
Families staying here will find the large outdoor pool and sunken bar the easiest way to fill an afternoon between temple visits, and the tennis and squash courts give older kids something active beyond the water. Bathrobes in every room simplify the pool-to-room routine for younger children who hate getting dressed twice. At 90 kilometres, Ajanta Caves make a long day trip, so most families pair this stay with Ellora instead, 30 kilometres out.
Good
150 reviews
Amarpreet, Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar - AM Hotel Kollection is a 4-star hotel with a garden, a bar and a kids' club, 2.5 kilometres from Aurangabad Railway Station. Rooms include a flat-screen TV, air-conditioning, a seating area and an electric kettle, with private bathrooms featuring a shower. The in-house Indian Street restaurant serves Indian, Chinese, Continental and Thai dishes, and China Town coffee shop runs around the clock. It sits 10 kilometres from Bibi Ka Maqbara.
Why families love Amarpreet, Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar - AM Hotel Kollection
Families staying here will find the kids' club a genuine break during long Ellora Caves day trips, and the 24-hour China Town coffee shop covers the odd early wake-up before breakfast opens. The garden gives younger children somewhere to burn off energy without leaving the property. At 110 kilometres, Ajanta Caves is too far for a same-day family trip from here, so it suits Ellora-focused itineraries better.
๐กTips for Choosing a Hotel with Kids Club in Aurangabad
- 1Confirm kids' club age ranges and hours directly with the hotel before booking. None of Amarpreet, Ambassador Ajanta or The Fern Residency publish exact details, and availability can vary by season.
- 2Book The Fern Residency if you have children of different ages. Its combination of kids' club, indoor play area and playground gives you options a single-facility hotel can't match.
- 3Use kids' club hours to split the family for the Ellora Caves trip. One parent takes older kids to the caves while a toddler stays back, then swap for the next outing.
- 4Choose Ambassador Ajanta if you have older children who'd rather play tennis than join a supervised kids' club. Its courts sit alongside the club for kids who've outgrown organised activities.
- 5Pack water and sun protection even for kids' club days. Aurangabad's daytime heat makes any outdoor component of the club, like Amarpreet's garden, more demanding than it looks.
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