Family hospitality company itavi brings its model to California this month with the launch of Ocean Explorers at Hotel del Coronado. The new partnership mark’s itavi’s continued expansion across the United States, following recent debuts in Arizona (Arizona Biltmore and Fairmont Scottsdale Princess) and Hawai’i (Andaz Maui at Wailea Resort, Fairmont Kea Lani, Four Seasons at Wailea, The Ritz-Carlton Maui – Kapalua and more).

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Ocean Explorers brings itavi’s enrichment-based approach to one of the most beloved family programs on property, allowing parents to also fully enjoy the resort. The brand will also offer its signature, in-room childcare services at the hotel, providing families with personalized, flexible support throughout their stay.
Families can expect premium, accredited childcare delivered by highly trained professionals, trusted in-room and on-property experiences for families, enrichment-based programming inspired by local culture, and a proven model already beloved at top luxury resorts across the country.

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“Hotel del Coronado has played host to generations of travelers, creating rich experiences for families through the years,” said JP Oliver, managing director, Hotel del Coronado. “The introduction of this new programming allows our guests the flexibility to enjoy all that The Del offers and ensures that our youngest guests will create their very own treasured memories.”
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