Best Lanzarote Hotels with Kids Clubs for Families (2026)
5 family-friendly hotels with kids club in Lanzarote . Handpicked for families who want the best.
Lanzarote is the quieter Canary Island. Smaller crowds, black volcanic landscapes, and resort towns built around calm swimming beaches. The kids clubs here tend to run longer hours than on Tenerife or Gran Canaria because hotels compete on family entertainment rather than just beach frontage. Expect morning craft sessions, afternoon pool games, and mini-disco evenings in summer. We selected five hotels across the island where the kids club actually delivers what the brochure promises, based on facility lists, recent guest feedback, and on-site entertainment programmes confirmed for 2026.
Lanzarote doesn't do loud. There are no high-rises (local law caps building height) and no nightclub strips in the main family resorts. Costa Teguise is the most compact and walkable. Playa Blanca is the newest and has the best beaches. Puerto del Carmen is the biggest with the most hotel competition, which usually means better kids club budgets. César Manrique's architecture means most hotels feel low-slung and landscaped into the rock rather than stacked up like Benidorm.
🧒Why Lanzarote for a Kids Club Holiday
Year-round kids club operation sets Lanzarote apart from mainland Spain. Most hotels we reviewed run their kids club every day from April to October, with a reduced winter programme from November to March. Compare that to Costa del Sol, where kids clubs often shut from October to May entirely.
If you're planning a half-term or Easter trip, Lanzarote is one of the few Spanish destinations where you'll still find a proper entertainment team on duty. The flight is under four hours from most European cities, which matters when your six-year-old is the one doing the sitting.
Parent's take
What families tell us: the kids club hours matter more than the facilities. A 10am-5pm operation with a proper programme beats a fancy play room open only 11am-3pm. Ask specifically about evening mini-disco and whether kids are supervised or parents have to stay. The answer varies hotel by hotel in Lanzarote.
Our Top 5 Picks
Hotels in Lanzarote with kids club, sorted by guest rating.
Hotel Fariones
Puerto del Carmen
Wonderful
0 reviews
A five-star beachfront hotel in Puerto del Carmen with a dedicated kids club (ages 4-12) running year-round. The entertainment team handles crafts in the morning, pool games after lunch, and mini-disco at 7:30pm. Two outdoor pools include a shallow children's pool with shaded loungers. The family suites have a kids bunk alcove.
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€1287/night
Why families love Hotel Fariones
We stayed for eight nights in August and the kids club was the highlight. Our eight-year-old asked to go back after dinner on the second night — that tells you everything. Staff greeted her by name and the activity rotation was genuinely varied: pirate morning, underwater treasure hunt, dance class. The supervised kids lunch (included) let us have proper adult meals. The only downside: the family rooms near the pool get noise from the evening show, so ask for a sea-view room instead.
Hotel Lava Beach
Puerto del Carmen
Wonderful
0 reviews
A contemporary five-star hotel in Puerto del Carmen with a direct beachfront and a well-equipped kids club. The Fariones group runs entertainment across both Hotel Fariones and Lava Beach, so programmes are coordinated. A separate splash pool for under-fives sits next to the main pool, both heated from October to April.
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€1966/night
Why families love Hotel Lava Beach
Lava Beach felt more modern than its sister property, and our six-year-old preferred the splash pool here. Staff were patient with our Spanish-only toddler, which we'd been worried about. The main downside is the beach — it's narrow and pebbly in places, so we took the 10-minute walk to Playa Grande most days. Kids club ran 10am-12:30pm and 3pm-5pm, which suited our lunch routine better than the split elsewhere. Book the garden-view rooms for real quiet.
Dreams Lanzarote Playa Dorada Resort & Spa
Playa Blanca
Excellent
0 reviews
An all-inclusive five-star on Playa Dorada beach with one of the largest kids clubs on the island. The Explorers Club splits into age groups (3-5, 6-9, 10-12), each with its own programme. Four pools, a pirate-themed splash zone, and an indoor craft room mean rainy days are covered. Family suites sleep four to five.
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€1317/night
Why families love Dreams Lanzarote Playa Dorada Resort & Spa
The age-split kids club was the best thing about this booking. Our five-year-old and nine-year-old each had their own group and came back with different stories at the end of the day. The pirate splash zone has a mini-slide and water buckets — both kids spent hours there. All-inclusive means the buffet gets samey by day four. The adult quality comes through in the à la carte restaurants (bookable with the package). Ask for a Family Suite on the garden side for shade.
Hotel Lanzarote Village
Puerto del Carmen
Excellent
0 reviews
A mid-range four-star in Puerto del Carmen with bungalow-style accommodation spread across landscaped gardens. The kids club takes 4-12s with a programme that leans sporty: mini football, tennis lessons, and treasure hunts through the grounds. Two pools including a children's pool with a pirate ship feature.
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€536/night
Why families love Hotel Lanzarote Village
The bungalow setup is a win for families. Our three-year-old could nap while we read by the terrace and we still heard her. The kids club focus on outdoor sport suited our older boy, who came back exhausted and slept through. The pool pirate ship needs a bit of repair but held the kids' attention anyway. Breakfast buffet is solid with hot options. The beach is a five-minute walk across one road. Budget-friendly for a four-star and good value in shoulder season.
H10 Rubicón Horizons Collection
Playa Blanca
Excellent
0 reviews
A five-star resort in Playa Blanca with landscaped gardens, three outdoor pools, and the Daisy Kids Club for 4-12s. The club has a mini farm corner with rabbits and tortoises, which distinguishes it from the more standard pool-side clubs elsewhere on the island. Direct access to Playa Blanca promenade.
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€1138/night
Why families love H10 Rubicón Horizons Collection
The mini farm was a surprise hit. Our seven-year-old fed the tortoises every morning before club activities started. The Daisy Kids Club programme included a proper weekly schedule (printed, in English), which helped us plan excursions on the quieter days. The hotel itself is huge — walking from the family wing to breakfast took 10 minutes — so if you have a toddler in a buggy, request a room close to the main building. Pool towels are chargeable, which felt petty for the price.
💡Practical Tips for Booking a Kids Club Hotel in Lanzarote
- 1Book by February for July-August. Hotel Fariones and Dreams Lanzarote fill their family rooms six months out, especially for the two-week school holiday blocks. Costa Teguise has more last-minute availability than Playa Blanca.
- 2Ask for the 2026 kids club schedule in writing before booking. Some hotels reduce programmes in shoulder months but still advertise the full timetable. Hotel entertainment managers will reply by email if you ask.
- 3Request a family room facing away from the pool bar. Kids club mornings start early (usually 10am), and if your balcony overlooks evening entertainment, the bedtime routine gets tricky. Pool-view rooms sound nice but are louder than you'd expect.
- 4Bring UV swim shirts for under-sixes. Even in shoulder season the UV index in Lanzarote sits at 6-8, and most kids clubs run water games in the open. Hotels sell them but at triple the price you'd pay at home.
- 5Check the minimum age for the main kids club (usually 4). Under-fours often go to a separate mini club with reduced hours. Hotel Fariones and H10 Rubicón have the most flexible age ranges. Ask before you commit.
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