Family travelers staying at a Curator Hotel & Resort Collection property can now enjoy the benefits of the brand’s new partnership with BabyQuip, the world’s largest baby gear rental and marketplace. Through the new partnership, Curator guests can access rental and delivery services with BabyQuip, reducing stress associated with packing.
“As a mom, I know firsthand the logistical challenges that travelers have to consider when planning a family trip, from finding family-friendly hotels and amenities but also making sure you have access to the right gear and accessories you have at home in order to make the trip as stress free as possible,” said Jennifer Barnwell, president, Curator Hotel & Resort Collection. “Being a BabyQuip customer myself, I’m excited that this new partnership will facilitate more seamless travel for parents, so they can plan ahead and enjoy their trip without worrying about gear, toys, or essentials for their kids.”
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BabyQuip will deliver baby gear, including car seats, strollers, cribs, toys, baby essentials and everything else a family may need when traveling. BabyQuip services are now available at five Curator member hotels, with plans to expand across other properties in other markets.
Hotels currently offering BabyQuip services include:
- Newport Harbor Island Resort, Rhode Island
- Plantation Hale Suites, Hawai’i
- Banyan Harbor, Hawai’i
- Maui Beach Hotel, Hawai’i
- Ohia Waikiki Studio Suites, Hawai’i
Founded in 2016, BabyQuip delivers quality baby gear items to traveling families in more than 1,200 locations across the United States, Canada, Mexico, the Caribbean, Australia and beyond.
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