Best Spa and Wellness Hotels in Aurangabad

Why families love Hyatt Place Aurangabad Airport

Families staying here will find the year-round pool the standout feature, since it stays open regardless of season, unlike some Aurangabad hotels that close theirs. The four-cuisine restaurant with halal and vegetarian options keeps mealtime disagreements to a minimum, and fresh pastries at breakfast are an easy win with kids who skip the buffet's savoury side. At three kilometres from the airport, it also suits a short first or last night.

Why families love Gateway Aurangabad - Chhatrapati Sambhaji Nagar

Families staying here will find the private balconies overlooking the pool useful for keeping an eye on older kids swimming from the room, and the running track gives restless teenagers somewhere to burn energy before a long car ride to the caves. Bringing the family dog is genuinely possible here, unlike most Aurangabad hotels. The tub in the en suite bathroom makes bath time easier for families travelling with toddlers.

Why families love Treat Imperial Aurangabad City Center

Families staying here will find the sofa bed a real space-saver for a third child sharing the room, and the rooftop pool with sun terrace makes for an easy late-afternoon wind-down after sightseeing. The vegetarian-only kitchen keeps things simple for families who eat that way already, though it limits choice for those who don't. At four kilometres from the airport, it also works for a short pre-flight night.

Why families love Welcomhotel by ITC Hotels, Rama International, Aurangabad

Families staying here will find the running track a good outlet for kids with pent-up energy after a day of temple-hopping, and garden-view rooms give younger children something to look at that isn't a car park. The soundproof banquet halls mean an event elsewhere in the hotel won't carry through to family rooms at bedtime. At 19 miles, Ellora Caves is a manageable day trip; the tour desk can arrange the car.

Why families love Hotel Prime Lodging

Families staying here will find the private balconies useful for a few minutes of fresh air without wrangling shoes onto a toddler, and full-day security is a reassuring detail for anyone stepping out for the evening once kids are asleep. At 2.3 kilometres, Bibi Ka Maqbara is close enough to walk to with a stroller on a cooler morning. Rooms are compact, so it suits families who spend most of the day out sightseeing.

Why families love Lemon Tree Hotel, Aurangabad

Families staying here will find the pool-view rooms cut down on the daily negotiation about who gets to watch the water while the other parent gets ready. The spa gives one parent an hour off while the other handles pool duty, and Citrus Café's international menu means picky eaters aren't stuck with one cuisine for the whole stay. At 9.4 kilometres, Bibi Ka Maqbara is a short taxi ride rather than a walk.

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.

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.

Why families love IRA by Orchid Sambhajinagar - Aurangabad

Families staying here will find the soundproofing a real help once bedtime and the hallway traffic collide, and the five-way breakfast spread means fussy eaters aren't stuck with one option every morning. The sofa in each room gives a place to fold laundry or read to a younger child without perching on the bed. It's a straightforward, functional stay rather than a resort; no pool or play area on site.

Why families love The Aures (formerly known as Keys Select The Aures)

Families staying here will find the fitness centre's scheduled classes a rare chance for a parent to get an hour to themselves while the other watches the kids in the room. The 17-minute walk to the railway station keeps onward travel simple without needing the car. There's no dedicated kids' pool or play area, so it suits families treating this as a comfortable overnight stop rather than a multi-day base.