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What is the best family resort in Phoenix or Scottsdale?

Jan 03, 2008 by gthenning4 | Posted in Phoenix

My family is going to vacation in Phoenix and need a place to stay. We want a nice family resort or something along those lines. We have a 14, 12, and 10 year old all boys and want to make sure that they don't get bored.

My kids and I stay at the Hilton @ Sqauw peak It's a nice 4 star resort with a water park for the kids and spa for the adults with a reasonable rate.

Or we stay at Wildhorse Pass and Casino a little further out of town but still nice with a water park and river boat trips to RawHide an old west attraction.
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What is good family resort in Punta Cana with LOTS to do?

Aug 27, 2008 by Audrey C | Posted in Dominican Republic

I need a great resort for our family vacation. It needs to be on the beach, with lots of water sports, close to shopping and close to a casino. It also would have to have good night life--like shows, music, and bars. Some of our favorites on other islands include Our Lucaya in Freeport and Atlantis in Nassau--so something similar would be good. Thanks for your help!

Try to talk with your travel agent, because for this kind of vacation, I suggest you to consider to go to Puerto Plata (much better!) bigger beaches, lot to do and this day and night! Town is 10 min away from resorts with public bus! Ocean World is also over there!.
Punta Cana is only a hotel strip with nothing to do outside, town is 45 miles away!
I hope this helped.
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What is the best family resort in Cuba?

Feb 27, 2008 by rologirl | Posted in Cuba

I am looking for an all-inclusive resort in cuba for the family. I would like to be on the beach and have activities for a 10 year old.

i would recommend NH Krystal in Cayo Coco. I just went there wonder full. Just renovated. Lots of pools. Great restaurants and great kids club!

Looking for a family resort with cabins on a lake in Wisconsin or Michigan?

Feb 20, 2009 by Maureen | Posted in Chicago

We'd like to do a family reunion sort of vacation this summer, with all of our sisters & brothers bringing their children (and adult children & their children) to a lake somewhere about two or three hours from Chicago - preferably north to Wisconsin or Michigan.

We'd like it to be rustic, away from big city excitement (but close to a small town w/groceries & a restaurant).

The resort should be on a lake with at least 10 cabins available so that each family can have their own place.

Any suggestions?

Can anyone suggest an all-inclusive family resort in Jamaica?

Aug 29, 2007 by Super mom | Posted in Jamaica

Looking to vacation in Jamaica in mid 2009 for a 50 year anniversary celebration. My parents are taking the whole family (10 people) and want to stay at a resort where all we have to do is relax. I've quickly read about Sandals and Beaches but wanted to know if anyone has first hand experience they would like to share?

Sunset Beach Resort in MOntego Bay
Riu Ocho Rios
Starfish in Trelawny
Holiday Inn Sunspree in Montego Bay

What is a good family resort in the San Diego area?

Jan 19, 2007 by flower | Posted in San Diego

We're looking for a nice resort with family activities.

Legoland! It's just north of town. We went there with our three kids, who were 7, 12 and 15 at the time, and there was something for EVERYONE to do.

Everything is Lego themed, no surprises there, but there are many rides and they're adapted to all different ages. If you were to think of the park as a clock face, the gate is at 6:00. Moving clockwise, the rides at 7 and 8 o'clock are all for very young kids -- there's a cute little storybook-land boat ride where all the fairy tale figures are depicted in life-size Lego sculptures. But they all have a twist, some little humorous detail that will have the adults chuckling even as the littlest ones are enjoying Red Riding Hood or the Three Little Pigs as full-size Lego figures.

The rides closer to 12 o'clock on our imaginary clock face were faster and had more action; we all liked one where you spin around on water and get splashed (very popular in August). And by the time you get to 3 or 4 PM, there were some very fast roller-coasters that the oldest kids though were super.

In the middle of the park there's a fantastic Lego display -- scenes from famous cities throughout North America reconstructed out of Lego, so you can walk past miniature San Francisco cable cars (scaled for the Lego minifigs), a New Orleans jazz funeral, a piece of the Manhattan skyline, the Capitol dome in Washington, D.C., and more. And even better, you can ride a boat around an international version of the same thing -- the Sydney Opera House, the Taj Mahal, the Eifel Tower, and some US scenes like Mt. Rushmore (with two little Lego guys on a scaffold cleaning George Washington's ear... with a giant Lego Q-tip.)

It's cute, it's charming, and it's clean and well-organized. Everything's done with good humor and creativity (no surprise if your kids have any Lego toys), and the food is even good. We loved it, all of us.

And of course, you can't miss the San Diego Zoo -- huge, diverse, and beautiful. Plus there's Balboa Park, with art museums and historical exhibits. There's the Old Globe Theater, a reproduction of Shakespeare's original theater with a variety of plays. And there's Sea World, with shows, exhibits and beautiful landscaping.

And... I just realized you might have meant a resort where you can stay, be treated to spa-type activities and more. There's the La Costa Spa and Resort just north of San Diego, which is famous and fairly exclusive; I have friends who live in the residential area adjacent to the spa, and I've attended some functions with them in La Costa. I'm not much of a resort-goer myself, but it's first-rate. There's also a resort in Del Mar, the community about ten minutes north of San Diego; I stayed at the main resort in Del Mar (Rancho Del Mar? It's been a while...) some ten years ago for a conference/convention and it was really quite stunning -- great catering, tremendous location (right down at the water's edge near the racetrack), and wonderful accommodations.

If you're looking to spend your money selectively on the trip, consider staying at any of the usual hotel/motel accommodations and visiting the attractions and parks. That worked great for us. We just ended up staying at a clean but modest spot in "Motel Circle," which is a centrally located stretch of access road adjacent to one of the main highways that reach into San Diego, and then visited the tourist attractions as we had time. Virtually all the motels have pools, and there are a LOT of attractions in San Diego with family activities.

And... depending on what your kids like, you should know that from anywhere in Motel Circle, you're only about a two-hour drive from Disneyland. Wear comfortable shoes, and be prepared to hear yourself ask, "Now, how much is that in American money?" every time you're asked to pay for something. Whether you choose to conceal this or to offer it for their edification is up to you. :-)

Where is the best all-inclusive Family resort to stay in Cozumel?

Feb 01, 2008 by Ashley | Posted in Cozumel

my husband and I have stayed at the el cozumelino a few years back and it was very nice ...but i would like to stay somewhere else...this time we are taking my 10 yr old daughter. We need a family place and kids activities...and fun stuff for the adults. What do you suggest for outsise the resort for us to go see or do?

Our group has set up and went to Cancun the first week of Jan. We let them handle everything Tour/Charter/Rooms with http://www.cancuncatamarans.com

These guys handle everything watersports,Car Rental, Room related as well as Private Charters. Call them. You will be impressed by Rob and Al 1-888-862-3806 Were are going back in 4 weeks again. They will handle everything for our family next trip.

What is the best family resort in myrtle beach?

Feb 18, 2008 by kelliecracraft | Posted in Other - United States

We are planning on taking our 2 kids ages 4 & 7 to Myrtle beach and was wondering what was the best resort for families? We would like to have a condo. I'm not very familier with Myrtle Beach so I need some help!!!!

I really like to stay at the Dayton House Resort. They don't don't have condos but they do have rooms that have like 2 queen beds and a murphy bed in them. It is a great family friendly resort. It has 3 pools, a lazy river, 3 hot tubs, and it is right on the ocean. Check out the website and you can let me know if I can help some more. http://www.daytonhouse.com/

What are some good names for a family vacation resort or hotel?

May 31, 2008 by Aly A. | Posted in Homework Help

So, we are having this project and I need some good ideas for the title of a family vacation resort or hotel.

Any ideas will be helpful!
Thanks!
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Also, if someone can give me good primetime shows that families watch.

Thanks

Westward Winds
Rest Aspell
Sanctuary Sands
Red Oak Beach Resort

What's the best hotel/resort to stay in while in Cozumel on a Family vacation?

Jan 17, 2009 by kkelseyyx33 | Posted in Cozumel

I'm going to Cozumel, Mexico for spring break with my family and haven't booked a hotel yet.. What is a good family-friendly resort/hotel?

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