Hotels with Childcare in Indonesia from $80

"Wow! What an amazing place. From the moment you step foot on this resort you are treated like you are part of the family. We booked the Pool Villa and were greeted by the beautiful Molly who was so helpful. We got a free upgrade to the Premier Pool Villa. Oh my goodness. It is gorgeous. So spacious, clean and quiet. Bathroom is massive. All the amenities you need for your stay. Lovely welcome plate of special treats. Bed is sooooooo comfy. We didn’t use the main pool area this time. But the resort caters for adults who don’t want kids jumping in the pool with an adults only pool and swim up bar. On the other side of the restaurant pavilion is the family pool. The location is great with the beach right across the road. 10/10"

"Ayodya Bali Resort is true reflection of Balinese culture and humility. It is mesmerising in its architecture and cultural heritage is weaved into its every nook and corner. We stayed there during the Nyepi Day and we didn’t feel like there was anything lacking. The respect to guests as well as local culture was equally measured and balanced. My kids absolutely loved the spacious kids club, the swimming pool and the swings. We really loved the Indian restaurant food. Rooms are really comfortable. Staff are really nice and it was good to hear that some of them have been working at the property since its inception. All in all, a great experience. Would love to go back. "

"Honestly the only good thing about Hard Rock is the pool area. Kids loved that as they would any pool. The rest is outdated. The entire set up and trek to get to breakfast/pool/outside is a mission in itself. Do not rate the place for the money spent"

"Everything was available at the resort or at the doorstep. Didn’t want to leave"

"Delivered a consistent Ritz Carlton experience. The resort is drivable to off resort destinations but not walking distance to much off the property. "

"We enjoyed our stay at the Hilton, with spacious and modern rooms that were comfortable and well presented. However, we felt the hotel lacked daily activities to keep guests engaged, which made the experience feel a bit limited compared to other resorts. The pricing was also quite high coffee at $9 AUD, cocktails around $20-25 AUD, and even bottled water at $10 AUD felt excessive. The kids club was more suited to younger children and appeared somewhat run down, which was a bit disappointing. Overall, while the property has its strengths, we feel that for the price point there are better value options available in Nusa Dua and Jimbaran."