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Kids club at Holiday Inn Resort Bali Nusa Dua by IHG

The Holiday Inn Resort Bali's Kids Club is widely praised by reviewers across multiple countries, with children consistently reporting high engagement and staff earning strong recognition for attentiveness and care.

PositiveStrong evidence·based on 36 reviews

Strong positive sentiment concentrated in mid-2026 (May–July 2026), with a broader positive trajectory from late 2025 through mid-2026. The single comparative negative claim about limited free activities (claim 97575) dates to September 2025, earlier than the peak positive reviews. No evidence of decline or improvement over time; positive assessments are consistent across the entire period.

What the reviews tell us

Strong staff engagement and child comfort: Multiple reviewers named specific staff members (Diah, Ina, Lia) for creating welcoming atmospheres where children aged 3–7 felt comfortable and excited to return daily (claims 83247, 75149, 83380, 72996, 75022, 72975, 75248).

Daily creative and age-appropriate activities offered: Children participated in craft-based activities such as pizza making, tie-dye shirt decorating, bracelet making, and painting, with reviewers noting both free and paid options available (claims 75156, 79206, 72989, 91728).

Physical facility limitations acknowledged by some: One reviewer from Singapore reported the Kids Club space is small with limited play areas and activity variety, contrasting with positive assessments from most other reviewers (claim 77044).

Parental peace of mind and active child participation: Parents reported complete peace of mind regarding supervision, and children demonstrated genuine excitement by requesting to attend daily and resisting departure—a pattern consistent across multiple reviews (claims 73004, 83392, 72996, 72975, 75022).

Fewer free activities compared to competitor hotels: One reviewer noted the club offers fewer complimentary activities than other hotels, though both free and paid options are available (claim 97575).

The Kids Club at Holiday Inn Resort Bali receives overwhelmingly positive feedback from families with children across multiple nationalities and visit dates spanning 2025 to 2026. The facility stands out for its engaging staff who create a welcoming environment for children of various ages, from toddlers to older children. Reviewers consistently highlight that staff members like Diah, Ina, and Lia fostered genuine connections with visiting children, and that the club offers both free and paid activity options including creative pursuits like pizza making, tie-dye shirt decoration, bracelet making, and painting. Children demonstrate strong enthusiasm by returning daily and requesting to attend club activities. However, there are two significant negative observations: one reviewer from Singapore noted the facility is physically small with limited play areas and activity variety, while another reviewer felt the club offers fewer free activities compared to competing hotels. The club operates extended hours and accommodates children from age 4 as independent visitors, with adequate supervision and clean facilities, though only English is spoken.

Facility size and activity variety assessments diverge

One reviewer from Singapore (claim 77044, June 2026) described the Kids Club as "quite small" with "limited play areas & activities," whereas the vast majority of other reviewers praise the variety and range of activities available. This suggests either variable experiences across different visit dates/times, different expectations based on reviewer background, or differences in which activities were available during specific stays. The Singapore reviewer's neutral assessment of staff-created activities (claim 77051) and the Australian reviewer's note that the facility is "the only feature that impressed us" (claim 78669) may indicate parents with different baseline expectations. No other reviewer reported space or activity scarcity, making the Singapore reviewer's assessment an outlier rather than a pattern.