These four hotels around the world offer family travelers excellent amenities and exciting activities for young guests through kids club programs.
© the Marbella Club
The Marbella Club boasts 114 guestrooms and suites, as well as 17 individually designed villas set on 450,000 acres in Spain’s Andalusia region. The 53,819-square-foot kids club feels more like a small village. Designed for children ages 4–14, children have access to an array of unique experiences, from perfume making and archery to flamenco dancing and pottery. Cooking classes teach children how to make authentic Spanish cuisine including gazpacho and paella.
© Pulitzer Amsterdam
Nestled in the heart of Amsterdam, this property offers suites designed for traveling families. Check out the VIK (Very Important Kid) Program, with amenities including personalized welcome treats and travel diaries. Through the program, young guests have the opportunity to go on a scavenger hunt, discover the city via a curated kids’ map, and participate in special programming and exhibits.
© The St. Regis Bahia Beach Resort
The St. Regis Bahia Beach Resort
This resort in Puerto Rico is home to 139 guestrooms and suites and The Tortuga Kids Club. A vibrant mural recently painted by Puerto Rican artist Bianca Sofía Montoya adorns the exterior of the club. The club hosts educational experiences for older children, alongside stimulating activities for younger guests. Inquisitive children may take part in birdwatching, visits to the property’s dog shelter, nature walks, Koi fish feeding, butterfly viewing, arts and crafts, pool activities, and more.
© Vik Chile
Located in Chile’s Millahue Valley, Vik Chile offers guests breathtaking panoramic views of the Andes Mountains and Vik Winery and Vineyard. Children are invited to take part in locally inspired activities like the Smell Don’t Taste wine non-tasting experience and field oenology lessons. The resort also offers nature hikes, Spanish lessons and games.
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