Costa Brava Hotels with a Kids Club

Why families love Evenia Olympic Palace

Of the three Evenia buildings, Palace is the calmest at breakfast and has the closest walk to the kids-club pavilion — about 90 seconds from most rooms. The 4-7pm club session here is the easier one to get into because families with older kids tend to swim until 6pm. Pool deck beds need claiming by 9am in peak season. One genuine weakness: the complex is a 15-minute downhill walk to the beach and a proper hike back uphill in 30-degree heat. We used the hotel shuttle almost every day.

Why families love L'Azure Hotel 4* Sup

The kids club here is the best-organised of the five on this page. Daily schedule printed at reception, predictable 10-12:30 and 4-6:30 sessions, animators who actually know the children's names by day two. The indoor play zone saved us on one rainy Wednesday. Genuine negative: the pool deck gets crowded by 11am and shade is limited; book a shaded table early or bring a UV tent for the baby.

Why families love Hotel Helios Lloret

The best value of the high-rated game-room hotels. Cinema room is genuinely useful for rainy afternoons. Animation team runs from 9am to 11pm and includes mini-disco, evening shows, and the game-room tournaments. Buffet has a kids section with low counters. Cycling distance to two waterparks via the seafront promenade.

Why families love Hotel Santa Marta

The premium choice on this list and the only one tucked into a quiet pine wood rather than the resort centre. Game room is well-stocked, kids cinema runs in summer, and the animation team genuinely engages with shy children. Beach is a 3-minute walk through the gardens. A bit isolated from the Lloret nightlife, which suits families.

Why families love Ilunion Caleta Park

Ilunion Caleta Park sits directly on Sant Pol Beach, between Sant Feliu and S'Agaró, and I see it as a true family specialist. The kids' club runs morning and afternoon sessions for ages 4 to 12 in summer, and there is a games room and a children's playground. The outdoor pool opens from May to October, connecting family rooms suit larger groups, and the restaurant offers kids' meals. Wi-Fi is free.

Why families love Hotel Indalo Park

Indalo Park leans into the entertainment-resort formula without becoming a giant chain hotel. The pool layout works well for siblings of different ages, the kids' club runs daytime sessions, and the evening mini-disco saves your sanity at 9pm. The tennis booking is through reception; courts are nearby rather than on site. Rooms are clean, balconies face either the pool or the back gardens. Beach access is short but you cross a road and the railway, so don't send children alone.

Why families love Hotel Anabel

The all-inclusive option of the lineup and good value for big families. Game room is upstairs from reception and quieter than the basement-style ones. Kids playroom for under-6s is well-equipped with plastic kitchens and Lego, supervised in mornings. All-inclusive package covers snacks all day, which works for hungry kids.

Why families love Costa Encantada Suites & Resort

The apartment layout is what sold us for a two-week stay with a 2-year-old and a 7-year-old. Two bedrooms meant the baby actually slept; a full kitchen meant we skipped buffet dinners when the little one melted down. The kids club is smaller than the Evenia pavilion but the animators are more attentive with 10-12 kids per session. Shuttle to Lloret beach runs hourly 10am-6pm in peak season.

Why families love Evenia Olympic Resort

We booked the Resort because a connecting room with two doubles and a sofa was cheaper than two rooms at the Palace. The kids club is the same one as at the Palace, same animators, same schedule, so the product is identical for your kid; only the room and dining hall change. Buffet queues are a bit longer at 8pm — arrive at 7:30 for easier seating. Pool beds still need claiming by 9am.

Why families love htop Caleta Palace

This is Platja d'Aro package-holiday done well. The kids' club takes children from 4 to 12 and runs morning and afternoon sessions on a fixed weekly programme. The pool area is the heart of the hotel. The beach is not directly in front but the walk is flat, pushchair-friendly and lined with palm trees. Rooms are dated but spacious, with balconies that mostly face inland or sideways. Half-board is worth taking since the buffet is solid and the Platja d'Aro strip gets expensive.

Why families love Hotel Rosamar Garden Resort

The cheapest of the five on this page and the one we booked for a budget trip with two seven-year-olds. Mini-golf won our kids' hearts on day one — tournaments run three times a week in July. The rooms are plain and the walk back from the beach is a real uphill grind in peak heat, so use the shuttle. Buffet quality is a step down from L'Azure or the Evenias, but the kids menu always has pizza and chicken, which sidesteps the fuss.