hotel is sure to impress and pamper all the family with its slick service.Children under 18 can share their parents’ room at no extra charge. There are special children’s menus, pencils, colouring books and games in room, board games and DVDs to borrow

equipment, baby listening service and plenty of entertainment from swimming, cross-training and tennis, to DVDs and video games, are also available.A large double room (sleeping two adults and two children) costs from £305 per night, including breakfast

-ordered. Children relish the delights of The Den, an Ofsted-registered crèche where they can make shell necklaces and whizz around on Diddicars. Older children head to the Blue Room to play on Wiis, video games or table football and there’s even a posh movie room

, miniature Shetland ponies, goats and sheep.Inside the hotel, The Wee Explorers Club has a playroom stocked with games and toys, allowing parents time for spa treatments, a round of golf or a lazy afternoon tea.Turnberry offers family rooms in the main hotel

and Adventure Golf, in addition to the Resort Rangers children’s club, mountain biking trails, treasure hunts, princess pamper parties, and games room Rooms cost from £172 per room based on 2 adults & 2 children sharing a family room with breakfast, celtic-manor.com. 

family of four with modern and spacious interiors, log-burning stoves, TVs, DVDs and Playstation, as well as traditional board games; and there is a sea kayak available on a first come, first served basis.One of Britain’s most popular coastal resorts

seasons, a children’s high tea is served. Families can take carriage tours of the 220-acre estate.The children’s club is open during school holidays with a playroom, games room and special family swim times in the pool. Close by are Fota Wildlife Park

rather than just plain disorganised – then we’d drive along the seafront when we reached our desired destination, all eagle-eyed and playing a game of Spot the Vacancy Signs in the windows of B&Bs. A (good) few decades later and there was a strange