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Winner Best Family Hotel - Hotel Cipriani, Venice
By Junior Design Awards on 20/05/2012 21:14:36
Fabulous locations, amazing amenities, delicious food and lots of brilliant stuff for families: these fine overseas hotels have it all
Young children at the Hotel Cipriani will be entranced by the romance of Italy’s floating city, while parents will enjoy the possibility of rubbing shoulders with regular guests, such as George Clooney and Gwyneth Paltrow, while you sup
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Preferred Hotel Group
By Junior on 26/08/2011 11:43:27
With hotels often geared towards the needs of adults, it is good to hear of a great family package from the Preferred Hotel Group
Participating hotels have a tailored package called Family Ties, where children receive a welcome pack and are provided with bathrobes, slippers and have their very own concierge service. Prices start at £580 (+VAT) for two adults and two children
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Luxury Family Hotels
By Junior on 04/08/2011 12:00:09
Stay at these plush and child-friendly hotels
Luxury Family Hotels cater specifically for families. The children’s menus contain organic, wholesome foods, while the facilities include Ofsted-registered childcare, babysitting, baby equipment and children’s toys and a host activities
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Splendid Four Pillars Hotels
By Junior on 23/08/2011 16:15:11
Choose any of Four Pillars Hotels's six wonderful establishments for a great getaway
Whether you want to be nestled in Oxford city centre or surrounded by picturesque Cotswold countryside, Four Pillars Hotels have six establishments in lovely locations that are ideal for a quick weekend break or a longer stay during February half
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Best Family Hotel 2011
By Helen McKay-Ferguson on 23/05/2011 15:38:26
Meet the salubrious entrants for the category of Best Family Hotel in the Junior Design Awards 2011
*Winner: Best UK Family Hotel*The Athenaeum, LondonRead London Life our review of The Athenaeum
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The Elms Hotel's relaxing spa
By Junior on 25/08/2011 15:58:45
The Elms Hotel in Worcestershire has an amazing spa specialising in treatments for parents and parents-to-be
to the spa and leisure facilities, as well as lunch in the new Pear Terrace Brasserie. The hotel offers a Parents’ Revival Package which includes an hour’s treatment for two in the spa, two nights’ accommodation, lunch, evening babysitting and daytime crèche
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Indulge in Hotel Chocolat
By Catherine Hudson on 16/03/2011 12:18:52
Junior spent a delicious evening sampling the new chocolate ranges at the luxurious Hotel Chocolat
We can always find an excuse to eat chocolate and last night we happily discovered that Hotel Chocolat founder Angus Thirlwell eats it religiously every day. Spurred on by this heroic effort, we tucked in to the fantastic new products on offer
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Legoland Hotel, Windsor
By Catherine O'Dolan on 09/04/2012 10:12:09
Ever feel that one day at Legoland just isn't enough? Stay overnight at the new hotel and get two day's free entry to the park!
, and chomp of Lego chips! Oh yes, the new Legoland Hotel, in Windsor, is a homage to the bright bricks and you'll love it!From the firebreathing dragon who lurks above the entrance arch to the giant mobile in the foyer, to the thousands of teensy tiny Lego
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The Kempinski Hotel Dukes’ Palace in Bruges
By Junior on 04/08/2011 14:43:00
Visit Bruges and stay in a hotel fit for a little prince or princess
Visit Bruges and stay in a hotel fit for a little prince or princess. The Kempinski Hotel Dukes’ Palace is a former 15th-century castle in the heart of Bruges – perfect for embarking upon a chocolate-tasting tour. Children will love the indoor pool
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Eco-friendly Kimpton Hotels
By Junior on 09/08/2011 11:41:45
Kimpton Hotels has introduced EarthCare to promote environmental sensitivity without sacrificing comfort
As well as adopting eco-friendly practices, such as only using recycled paper, Kimpton also caters for families – with suggestions for activities in New York and a free gift on arrival for young guests. Thomson Worldwide offers three nights at the Vu from £699 per person, on a ro...
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