Top 20 Best Hotel Playrooms & Kids’ Clubs In Asia

How We Chose The Top 20

Are you planning a family trip to Asia and want a really an educational, fun and memorable playroom for your kids to enjoy? Look no further! At Little Steps Asia, we’ve visited and reviewed dozens of these properties with our own kids and heard from hundreds of parents in our community, so we know what works for real families. In this fully refreshed 2026 guide, a playroom means a proper indoor kids’ club or dedicated play space with supervised activities, chances to discover the world, creative zones, and age-appropriate equipment.

We spotlight the best hotel playrooms across Southeast Asia, East Asia, South Asia, and the Maldives so you can compare beach resorts and city hotels in one list. This edit is for families traveling with toddlers, school-age kids, and tweens who want their children entertained, engaged, and safe while adults enjoy a quiet coffee, a spa treatment, or a guilt-free date night. Every hotel here was chosen for its thoughtful design, variety and quality of activities, strong safety and supervision, broad age suitability, and parent-friendly perks like nearby lounges, spas, family dining, and shallow, calm areas where little ones can splash without worrying about strong currents.

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The Den, Soneva Fushi, Maldives

The Den at Soneva Fushi is the original wow kids’ club of the Maldives and still feels like the blueprint for every fantasy-level playroom that followed. Sprawled over about the size of six tennis courts, it’s more mini-theme park! Indoor and outdoor zones are stitched together into one sprawling, barefoot-friendly world. Kids move from pools and slides to Lego corners, music rooms, dress-up wardrobes, and reading nooks without leaving the club’s orbit.

The vibe is creative and free-form but calmed by thoughtful supervision and structure. There are water play areas for splashing and swimming, soft-play and climbing structures to burn off steam, quiet corners for Lego building or reading, and themed rooms for music, crafts, and imaginative play. Staff keep days flowing with a combination of organized activities and open-play windows.

The Den transforms Soneva Fushi from a dream couples’ hideaway into an easy family retreat. Because the club is extensive and clearly geared to kids, you can hand over for a few hours and enjoy Soneva’s grown-up side with long, barefoot lunches, spa rituals, time on the beach, or out on the water.

Soneva Fushi, Kunfunadhoo Island, Eydhafushi, Maldives, +960 660 0304, reservations@soneva.com, https://soneva.com/resorts/soneva-fushi/

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The Den, Soneva Jani, Maldives

The Den at Soneva Jani is a two-storey fantasyland built around the wildest child’s imagination. Spanning 1,500 square metres, this vast indoor-outdoor space is an awe-inspiring playground with pools, waterfalls, zipline, waterslide, pirate ship, skateboard ramp and interactive musical walkways that play underwater-themed melodies as kids move across the floor. Inside, themed rooms flow into one another. There’s a bowling alley, Lego and craft studios, a dress-up room, a library and a cinema.

Soneva runs weekly rosters for younger kids and teens, filled with hands-on activities like cooking lessons and Junior MasterChef-style competitions, recycled-art workshops, treasure hunts, snorkeling trips with a marine biologist, kids’ spa and yoga sessions, and Soneva Academy modules covering topics such as the night sky, birdwatching and plastic pollution. The space and schedule are designed mainly for children aged four and up, but under-fours can join if accompanied by a parent or babysitter. Experienced childminders are on hand during opening hours (usually between 9.30 and 17.00).

For parents, The Den makes Soneva Jani feel like a true family retreat. The club is complimentary for resort guests, fully enclosed for peace of mind, and supported by a wider family offering that includes child-friendly welcome kits, baby gear on loan, and family villas with slides.

Soneva Jani, Medhufaru Island, Noonu Atoll, Republic of Maldives, +960 660 4300, reservations@soneva.com, https://soneva.com/resorts/soneva-jani/family/

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Buds By Shangri La, Singapore

Buds by Shangri‑La at Shangri‑La Singapore is akin to a mini theme park inside one of Asia’s most family‑oriented city hotels. Spanning more than 1,800 square meters of indoor and outdoor space, it combines an air‑conditioned soft‑play world with a lush outdoor water‑play zone. This means it works in tropical downpours and the blazing heat. Inside, kids can clamber over a multi‑level jungle‑gym with slides and tunnels, explore a volcano‑themed climbing structure, and disappear into imaginative nooks like a music studio, art and baking rooms, and a toddler‑only soft‑play area. Outside, there’s a pirate‑ship‑style splash pad with water cannons and fountains.

The programs focus on creative, sensory and movement‑based play. Younger children can join supervised sessions like messy‑play, story‑time, music and movement, and simple arts and crafts. Older kids get more structured workshops in baking, art, themed science experiments and interactive games. Some activities are included, while others, like specialty workshops, may have a small extra fee.

For parents, Buds is a major reason to choose Shangri‑La Singapore over other city hotels. It’s located within the resort’s garden wing, close to the outdoor pool, spa and multiple dining options. You can slip away for a blissful treatment, work session or quiet coffee while the kids play, then reunite easily without battling city traffic.

Shangri‑La Singapore, 22 Orange Grove Road, Singapore, +65 6737 3644, singapore@shangri-la.com, https://www.shangri-la.com/singapore/shangrila/

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Krakengiri Kids’ Club, Hilton Maldives Amingiri Resort & Spa, Maldives

Krakengiri Kids’ Club at Hilton Maldives Amingiri is a mini‑universe for kids and teens, spread across bright indoor rooms and a dedicated outdoor splash and play zone. The main club has different rooms for different ages: a soft, colorful toddler playroom with age‑appropriate toys and low‑level climbing, a more energetic games room for older kids with table games and consoles, and activity spaces for crafts and creative projects. Outside, the water‑play area and splash park let kids burn off energy between planned sessions.

The daily program has complimentary scheduled activities throughout the day so you can plan around naps, meals, or excursions. Younger kids get a mix of crafts, story‑time, simple cooking or mocktail‑making, beach games, and wild treasure hunts. Older children and tweens can join more independent activities and low‑key competitions.

One of the most distinctive touches is the teens‑only rooftop hangout with a cool milkshake bar. It helps older kids feel they have their own social space rather than being lumped in with little ones. That separation is a huge win for multigenerational or larger families, where you might have a toddler in the soft‑play zone, a primary‑schooler in an activity session, and a teen upstairs chilling-out with a milkshake or mocktail and a console with other like-minded kids.

Hilton Maldives Amingiri Resort & Spa, Malé, Maldives, +960 664-6364, mleai_hotel@hilton.com, https://www.hilton.com/th/hotels/mleaihi-hilton-maldives-amingiri-resort-and-spa/ 

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Le Carrousel, Cheval Blanc Randheli, Maldives

Le Carrousel at Cheval Blanc Randheli feels exactly like you’d expect from one of the Maldives’ most refined luxury resorts. It’s impeccably designed, calm and quietly magical. The indoor spaces are styled like elegant salons and ateliers, with natural materials, soft colors and beautiful child‑sized furniture that make under‑12s feel special and at ease. Within that, different nooks and rooms are set up for art, reading, imaginative play and gentle games, so children can move between activities.

Think hands‑on arts and crafts using quality materials, simple cooking or pâtisserie‑style sessions, storytelling, and activities that nod to Maldivian nature and island life in an age‑appropriate way. The schedule is usually structured into blocks across the day, so families can dip in and out around snorkeling trips, diving, villa and pool time or long lunches. This works especially well for younger guests who tire easily and need a nap.

Le Carrousel’s biggest draw is the peace of mind which comes from knowing kids are in a small, well‑run, beautifully maintained environment that fits the rest of the resort’s standards.

Cheval Blanc Randheli, Randheli, Noonu Atoll, Maldives, +960 656 1515, res.randheli@chevalblanc.com, https://www.chevalblanc.com/en/maison/randheli/

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Bryde's Kids Club, Holiday Inn Vana Nava Hua Hin, Thailand

Holiday Inn Vana Nava Hua Hin is designed for families looking for a high-energy, water-park-first holiday. As Asia’s first resort fully integrated with a major water park, it pairs a large, colorful kids’ club with direct guest access to the Vana Nava Water Jungle and its 19 slides and various attractions.

Expect a non-stop action vibe combined with structure so parents can plan genuine kid-free downtime. There are supervised activities like arts and crafts, simple cooking or mocktail sessions, games, mini competitions, and movie time. These are often scheduled in blocks across the day so you can drop kids in before or after water-park sessions.

The biggest perk is how naturally the kids’ club connects to everything else. Because the resort and water park operate as one, you can build a whole day around alternating stints in the club with wave pools, slides, and lazy-river laps.

Holiday Inn Vana Nava Hua Hin, 129/129 Petchkasem Road, NongGar Hua Hin, Prachuabkirikhan, Thailand, +66 32 809 999, hihh.rsvn@ihg.com, https://vananavahuahin.holidayinnresorts.com/

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Coral Kids’ Club, Niva Kurumba, Maldives

Coral Kids’ Club at Niva Kurumba Maldives is a small, self-contained world just for children, with a strong emphasis on safety, variety and fun activities. The club is close to many family villas, making it easy to drop children off between beach time and pool dips. Everything is fully supervised by trained staff who specialize in working with kids. Inside, bright, air-conditioned play and activity rooms are set up for crafts, games and quieter play. There is also a separate games room where older children can hang out.

The daily schedule usually includes a mix of science-style experiments, creative arts and crafts, pool and beach games, and simple local-culture or nature-themed activities. Evening movie nights help kids wind down while parents enjoy a drink or dinner. This combination works well across a broad age range. Younger children participate in hands-on sensory play and easy crafts, while older kids choose more challenging experiments, team games or time in the games room.

The biggest benefit is the peace of mind and real downtime it creates. Clear sign-in and sign-out procedures make responsibilities obvious, so you always know when staff are looking after your children and when they are back in your care.

Niva Kurumba Maldives, Vihamanaafushi, North Male Atoll, Republic of Maldives, +960 766 0760, reservations@nivakurumba.com, https://www.nivakurumba.com/ 

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Panya & Yim's Junior Camp, Santiburi Koh Samui, Thailand

Based around mini sports and adventures, Santiburi Koh Samui’s kids’ club is a big win for active families. The indoor space is packed with age-appropriate toys, games and video‑game corners. Outside, you’ll find a trampoline, kids’ bikes, table‑tennis setups and a dedicated children’s pool that keeps younger guests happily splashing for hours.

From around age three, children can join Thai cooking classes designed just for them, along with regular craft sessions, simple sports, beach or garden games and occasional themed activities that nod to local culture and island life.

For parents, the kids’ club transforms Santiburi into an easy place to relax with many options on site, siblings of different ages can all find something that suits them, whether bouncing on the trampoline, pedalling around the resort, splashing in the children’s pool or focusing on a cooking or craft class.

Santiburi Koh Samui, 12/12 Moo 1, Maenam Beach, Koh Samui, Surat Thani, Thailand,  +66 77 425 031, rsvn@santiburisamui.com, https://santiburisamui.com/   

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The Westin Family Kids Club, The Westin Resort Nusa Dua, Bali, Indonesia

The Westin Family Kids Club at The Westin Resort Nusa Dua feels like an extension of the resort’s wellness‑meets‑family philosophy, giving kids their own calm but fun space by the beach. The indoor area is bright, cool and thoughtfully laid out with zones for toys, crafts, games and reading. Just outside, there is easy access to family‑friendly pools and gardens.

The daily schedule is a great combination of creative activities with light movement and Balinese touches so kids are delighted and gently introduced to the island. Depending on age, they might rotate between arts and crafts, simple cooking or mocktail‑making, games, beach or garden play, and occasional themed sessions tied to local culture or nature.

For parents, you’ll be impressed how seamlessly the kids’ club fits into the wider resort experience. It’s close enough to the main facilities to slip off to the spa, enjoy a workout, take a quiet walk on the beach or linger over brunch or lunch, all while knowing your children are nearby, supervised and happily occupied.

The Westin Resort Nusa Dua, Kawasan Pariwisata Nusa Dua, BTDC Lot N-3, Jl. Kw. Nusa Dua Resort, Bali, Indonesia, +62 361 771906, reservations.00035@westin.com, https://www.marriott.com/en-us/hotels/dpswi-the-westin-resort-nusa-dua-bali/overview/ 

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Planet Trekkers, InterContinental Danang Sun Peninsula Resort, Vietnam

Planet Trekkers at InterContinental Danang Sun Peninsula Resort feels just like a mini discovery center within one of Vietnam’s most striking, design-driven beach resorts. The club sits in a bright, colorful indoor space with child-sized furniture, toys, and creative stations, and usually spills into nearby outdoor play areas and the wider gardens and beach.

The Planet Trekkers program adds a strong educational and cultural vibe to the fun. Depending on the day and age group, kids might move between arts and crafts, simple cooking or food-themed activities, Vietnamese cultural sessions like learning local phrases, trying traditional games, or hearing regional stories, and outdoor adventures that use the resort’s jungle-to-beach setting.

The appeal to parents is how well-organized yet flexible the experience is. Activities are organized into clear time blocks, so you can plan spa visits, long lunches, or quiet pool sessions knowing when the kids are in good hands and what they’re doing.

InterContinental Danang Sun Peninsula Resort, Bãi Bắc, Thọ Quang, Sơn Trà, Đà Nẵng, Vietnam, +84 236 3938 888, reservations.icdanang@ihg.com, https://www.danang.intercontinental.com/, https://www.trip.com/hotels/detail/?cityId=1356&hotelId=1571261 

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Kids’ Club, Club Med Bali, Nusa Dua, Bali, Indonesia

Club Med Bali’s kids’ clubs across the world are at the heart of its village-style resorts, with spaces and programs designed for each age group from toddlers to teens. At Club Med Bali there are age-segmented clubs that run like mini holiday camps, each with their own G.O.s (staff) leading sports, games, and creative activities.

What makes it different is the structure and range of activities available throughout the day. Younger children spend time in shaded play areas doing crafts, stories, and gentle games. Older kids and tweens rotate between swimming, team sports, creative workshops, and more adventurous activities, all supervised. Teens usually have a looser program with more say in how they spend their time, mixing organized sessions with hang-out time and resort-wide events.

The tiered, age-based structure makes Club Med Bali stress-free when traveling with siblings at different stages. Each child can join a club that feels just right and comfortable for them, from toddlers needing naps and peaceful areas to teens wanting independence, sport, and social time.

Club Med Bali, Kawasan Pariwisata Nusa Dua, Jl. Club Med BTDC Lot. 6, Benoa, Kec. Kuta Sel., Kabupaten Badung, Bali, Indonesia, +62 361 771521, balccrec01@clubmed.com, https://www.clubmed.co.th/r/bali/y 

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Kids’ Club, Club Med Cherating Beach, Malaysia

With a jungle‑by‑the‑sea adventure feel, Club Med Cherating Beach’s Kids’ Club is set between a lush rainforest and a long beach. Different age‑segmented clubs each have their own indoor home but spend much time outside on trails, in the gardens, or by the water.

The daily program embraces nature and movement, blending classic resort fun with activities rarely seen elsewhere. Younger children might do simple nature walks, sandcastle building, splash‑time, and easy crafts, while older kids and tweens get longer jungle trails, organized beach games and tournaments, plus circus‑skills sessions drawing on Club Med’s long circus tradition.

The all‑inclusive setup and Club Med everything on one bracelet approach make logistics really easy. You’re not constantly weighing extra charges every time a child wants to join something, and clear sign‑in and sign‑out routines for each age group mean you always know who’s in charge and when.

Club Med Cherating Beach, Hvom 29th miles Jalan Kuantan -Kemaman Pahang Darul Makmur, Jalan Kuantan Sungai Lembing, 26080 Kuantan, Pahang, Malaysia, +60 9 581 9133, contactus.my@clubmed.com, https://www.clubmed.co.th/r/cherating-beach/y

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Explorers Club, Rosewood Phuket, Thailand

Rosewood Phuket’s Explorers Club is a boutique kids’ retreat inside a high-design beach resort, created for families who want style and cool. The indoor spaces are calm, beautifully finished and scaled for kids, with corners for crafts, quiet play and language games. Just outside are shaded garden areas and play zones that bring in sand, greenery and the warm sea air.

The program blends local flavor with movement and creativity so children are getting a gentle taste of Thailand life and culture. Depending on age, kids might try beginner-friendly Muay Thai sessions, Thai or other language lessons, hands-on craft projects and nature-based play using the resort’s tropical setting.

The Explorers Club is a big part of what makes Rosewood Phuket work so well as a luxury family base. The club is close enough to key resort facilities to slip off to the spa, enjoy a long lunch or relax by the pool while the kids are happily absorbed in activities aligned with the resort’s overall style and ethos. It combines considered design with meaningful experiences appealing to families who care about atmosphere and culture.

Rosewood Phuket, 88/28, 30-33, 88 Muen-Ngern Road, Pa Tong, Kathu District, Phuket, Thailand, +66 76 356 888, phuket@rosewoodhotels.com, https://www.rosewoodhotels.com/en/phuket

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The Kids’ Club, Iniala Beach House, Phuket, Thailand

Iniala Beach House’s kids’ club is often described as a mini hotel within a hotel, designed entirely around children. The space consists of themed rooms that feel like imaginative sets which are way more exciting than traditional hotel playrooms. It features treehouse-style structures to climb through and cave-inspired nooks to hide in, all scaled to little bodies and big imaginations.

The club has a dedicated kids’ restaurant, where meals are designed for younger palates and are regularly paired with cooking classes or hands-on food activities. Children might spend part of the day learning simple kitchen skills, decorating their own dishes or trying playful takes on local flavors.

What elevates Iniala’s kids’ club for luxury-seeking families is the level of personalization and supervision. Staff customize activities to each child’s preferences and age, whether that means more arts and crafts, movement, cooking or imaginative play, so siblings with different personalities all feel seen and part of the adventure.

Iniala Beach House, Phuket, Khok Kloi, Amphoe Takua Thung, Phang Nga, Thailand, +66 76 451 456, stay@iniala.com, https://www.iniala.com/iniala-beach-house

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Kids’ Club, Shangri La Rasa Ria Resort & Spa, Kota Kinabalu, Malaysia (Borneo)

Shangri‑La’s Rasa Ria Resort & Spa in Kota Kinabalu has a kids’ club that feels like a natural extension of its beachfront setting and on‑site nature reserve giving guests direct access to forest trails, wildlife observation points and guided eco‑activities right on the doorstep. The reserve setting makes it easy for families to combine beach time with jungle walks, birdwatching and easy adventures that feel wild but remains structured and supported by knowledgeable staff.

Days typically begin with a mix of high‑energy fun and cultural touches. Younger guests might start with messy arts and crafts, move on to treasure hunts around the grounds and cool off in the children’s pool. Slightly older kids try local dance sessions, simple nature walks or gentle pony rides that connect them with the resort’s rural side.

This great setup makes Rasa Ria an easy win for longer stays and multigenerational trips. The kids’ club’s proximity to the beach, pools and nature reserve lets you plan a few hours of uninterrupted spa time, golf or quiet lounging, knowing your children are not just indoors but out exploring, learning and playing in a safe supervised environment.

Shangri‑La Rasa Ria Resort & Spa, Kota Kinabalu, Pantai Dalit Tuaran, 89208 Kota Kinabalu, Sabah, Malaysia, +60 88 797 888, malaysiarasaria@shangri-la.com, https://www.shangri-la.com/kotakinabalu/rasariaresort/

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Cool Zone Kids Club & Adventure Zone, Shangri La Golden Sands, Penang, Malaysia

Shangri-La Golden Sands in Penang is built around the importance of family time. Its Cool Zone Kids Club and huge indoor Adventure Zone make it a full-blown play hub for all ages of child. The Cool Zone is calmer with an air-conditioned, supervised space where younger children can enjoy arts and crafts, games, and quieter play with staff on hand to keep activities going. Right alongside, the Adventure Zone raises the energy with multi-story slides, climbing structures, and obstacle-course style soft play.

The day runs fluidly between indoor spaces and the outdoors. Kids might start with crafts or games in the Cool Zone, then race each other down the big slides and tackle climbing frames in the Adventure Zone. Afterward, they can cool off in the pool complex with shallow splash areas and more adventurous slides.

Shangri-La Golden Sands is a resort where you don’t have to constantly invent entertainment. Everything is close and purpose-built, so you can grab a lounger near the pool, settle with a coffee, or take turns slipping off for quiet time while the kids happily loop between club, slides, and splash zones in safe, supervised environments.

Shangri‑La Golden Sands, Penang, Batu Feringgi Beach, Penang, Malaysia, +60 4 886 1911, penanggoldensands@shangri-la.com, https://www.shangri-la.com/penang/goldensandsresort/ 

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Kids’ Club, JW Marriott Phu Quoc Emerald Bay, Vietnam

JW Marriott Phu Quoc Emerald Bay’s kids’ club is a natural extension of the resort’s whimsical lampshade university concept, built around an imaginative campus story. Children enter themed spaces which reflect the resort’s fantasy architecture with colorful classrooms, cozy study nooks, and playful common areas that feel like they belong within a fairytale!

Activities concentrate on creativity and movement, always within the resort’s make-believe university world. Depending on age, kids rotate between arts and crafts inspired by the island and its sea life, playful lessons in simple Vietnamese words or local traditions, and active sessions that move into the gardens or down to the beach for games and mini-challenges.

The draw is how well the kids’ club fits into the overall fantasy-meets-luxury atmosphere. Because the spaces are distinctive and story-driven, it feels natural to leave children there for a few hours, engaging with their surroundings.

JW Marriott Phu Quoc Emerald Bay, Eco-Tourism at Bai Khem, Phú Quốc, An Giang, Vietnam, +84 297 3779 999, mhrs.pqcjw.reservations@marriotthotels.com, https://www.marriott.com/en-us/hotels/pqcjw-jw-marriott-phu-quoc-emerald-bay-resort-and-spa/overview/ 

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Kids’ Club & Water Play, Shangri La Tanjung Aru Resort & Spa, Kota Kinabalu, Malaysia

Shangri‑La’s Tanjung Aru Resort & Spa in Kota Kinabalu is one of those places where the kids’ facilities define the stay, thanks to a mix of a proper indoor club and a mini water park that feels almost theme‑park level. The Cool Zone Kids Club is a bright, mural‑covered indoor space divided into toddler, registration, and creativity areas, with hand‑painted walls featuring Sabah’s land and sea animals that set a playful tone. Just outside, a huge free‑form pool and water play zone add another level of fun.

The daily kids’ schedule combines classic club activities with the resort’s signature water play. Indoors, children can join arts and crafts, games, and simple skill‑building sessions in the creativity area, plus newer features like a VR room and mini cinema for occasional tech‑enhanced fun. Outside, the water play area offers theme‑park quality slides measuring about 100 meters in total, a giant tipping bucket, water battle stations with balloon launchers, and separate sections for toddlers, bigger kids, and families.

The combination of kids’ club and water park provides real breathing space. Professionally trained, English‑speaking staff supervise the club during set hours, with strict registration, locked‑door access, and sign‑in and sign‑out protocols so you always know when your child is in staff care.

Shangri‑La Tanjung Aru Resort & Spa, Kota Kinabalu, No. 20, Jalan Aru, Tanjung Aru, 88100 Kota Kinabalu, Sabah, Malaysia, +60 88-327 888, kotakinabalu@shangri-la.com, https://www.shangri-la.com/kotakinabalu/tanjungaruresort/

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Kids’ Club, Holiday Inn Resort Krabi Ao Nang Beach, Thailand

Holiday Inn Resort Krabi Ao Nang Beach has a kids’ club at the heart of its family offering, especially with the resort’s pools and small water park. The colorful, air-conditioned club is one of the largest in Krabi, designed as an exciting retreat for ages 4 to 12 with soft-play elements, slides, Lego tables, toy kitchens, a ball pit, and plenty of books, games, and creative corners.

The daily activities combine free play with simple, planned sessions so there is always something going on. During club hours (typically 09:00 to 17:00), staff lead arts and crafts, pool games, simple competitions, and occasional themed activities geared towards different ages and interests. The wider resort offers a dedicated kids’ pool, water-slide zone, and outdoor play equipment open from morning to evening.

With a kids-stay-and-eat-free program, family suites opening directly onto the pool, and a kids’ club and water playground all in the same compact area, you don’t have to constantly plan outings or pay extra whenever the children want to be entertained (or fed!).

Holiday Inn Resort Krabi Ao Nang Beach, 244 Moo 2, Ao Nang, Muang, Krabi, Thailand, +66 75 637 635, hikb.rsvn@ihg.com, https://www.ihg.com/holidayinnresorts/hotels/us/en/krabi/kbvab/hoteldetail

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Wolly Kids Club, Padma Resort Legian, Bali, Indonesia

Padma Resort Legian’s Wolly Kids Club is a natural choice for family stays at this long-loved beachfront resort. The club is a bright, spacious indoor hub for ages 4 to 12, open daily from morning to evening, with craft tables, toys, books, and cozy corners where kids can cool off and decompress between pool sessions. Just outside is a private family pool with shallow areas, slides, and waterspouts right by the club.

Indoors, kids can join morning stretches, fun yoga, T-shirt and canvas painting, mask-making, bracelet and origami crafts, Indonesian lessons, and simple cooking sessions. Evenings often wind down with movie time around 8 pm. On sunny days, activities move outside to archery, beach games, foam parties, noodle races, treasure hunts, animal feeding, and kids garden sessions. There is always a mix of creative, cultural, and active options.

Wolly Kids Club is complimentary for in-house guests except for a few optional extras. Its location next to the family pool means you can relax with a coffee or cocktail while kids move happily between water slides, games, and crafts.

Padma Resort Legian, Bali, Jl. Padma No.1, Legian, Kec. Kuta, Kabupaten Badung, Bali 80361, Indonesia, +62 361 752111, reservation.legian@padmahotels.com, https://padmaresortlegian.com/

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