Check into the Corinthia Hotel in Budapest for a family getaway. Receive free access to the Royal Spa and enjoy rooms complete with LCD HD televisions. For late night snacks or a quick meal at any time of the day, take advantage of the 24-hour kids’ menu for in-room meals.
Corinthia’s Lisbon hotel offers spacious rooms to families, complete with a king-sized bed, twin beds, a rollout fourth bed and two bathrooms. Kids under 12 years old stay for free in the hotel’s interconnecting Family Rooms — keep the kids close while maintaining privacy. The hotel offers discounts on entry fees to the zoo, Lisbon Aquarium and Gulbenkian Museum — all within walking distance or a quick ride from the hotel. While visiting, be sure to take advantage of the Bring the Kids Along package with discounts including two interconnecting rooms, a buffet breakfast, one in-room complimentary family movie and sweets for the kids.
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Families with children can now take full advantage of the Corinthia London’s family-friendly package. Available until December, two adults and two children up to age 16 receive a second bedroom connected or nearby, buffet breakfast, game console in the children’s room, amenities for children upon arrival and a bottle of Laurent-Perrier Champagne for the parents. Take advantage of the babysitting services for some free time or join the kids in the pool. Check out restaurants Massimo and The Northall, offering kids’ menus as well as incredible cuisine for all ages.
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Corinthia Hotel St. Petersburg offers various discounts and packages for families. Children under 6 years old stay for free while the Family Break package includes a welcome drink for parents, buffet breakfast for the family and gifts for children. Use the hotel-gifted voucher for a family dinner at the Imperial restaurant prepared by Michelin-starred chef David Mottl.
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