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Why are smaller boutiques family friendlier? I assumed the big all-inclusive resorts were more family friendly because you can just let the kids roam around in
by cylinder 11y ago
Why are smaller boutiques family friendlier? I assumed the big all-inclusive resorts were more family friendly because you can just let the kids roam around in a contained environment.
- ThomPete 11y agoThey aren't normally thats the point :) We are looking for those that are but without the tediousness of the all inclusive crowd.
- vasilipupkin 11y agoWhat you are looking for is simply called very expensive hotels :)
- ThomPete 11y agoHehe if it only was that simple. :) I have stayed on many expensive hotels but that is not what we are looking for. We are looking for hotels that are family friendly so other families go there but without it being a family hotel. We will pay whatever it cost but it's not so easy to find that the balance.
- stevesearer 11y agoI like these sorts of ideas because they come down to trust. One thought I had was to begin curating lists of the best airbnb/homeaway listings to help people find places to stay if they are overwhelmed by the sheer number of available listings. Any suggestions on family friendly places you've found?
- yardie 11y agoLOL. I just paid for an all inclusive which came out to be an additional $25/day/person over the hotel room rate. The food was shit but the drinks were okay and unlimlite. And thus we found out that all-inclusive can mean different things. I would say the Atlantis, Bahamas resort does a good all-inclusive. It has activities for kids and adults. The resort I stayed in Malta was clearly for young adults. The kid and I were practically chased out the pool once the sun set.