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Hotel offer for kids goes well beyond cookies and milk
Sunday, 30 Jun, 2011
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A selection of Hilton and DoubleTree Resorts are offering a “Calling All Kids Package” that should prove popular with adults because it covers a lot of ground. It provides:
- Connecting room accommodation
- Children’s check-in, where children receive a welcome gift and children’s activity schedule/amenity list
- Cookies and milk in room upon arrival
- Kids dining program
- Evening storytelling
- Children’s movie
- Kids Club Access (where available)
A selection of 16 hotels and resorts are participating in the offer. They include Hilton Hotels and Resorts and DoubleTree by Hilton Resorts in the Caribbean and Latin America. The kids offer is good until the end of the year.
The hotels themselves also have other amenities for kids. The Hilton Barbados, for example, has a “Kidz Paradise” club that caterings to children of all ages and is open days a week.
By David Wilkening
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