The Elser Hotel & Residences, Miami’s newest luxury residential tower with a full-service hotel program, recently announced its partnership with itavi, a premium accredited childcare service, to provide family travelers with safe and reliable childcare during their stay.
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Itavi trains all of its mzees (screening childcare professionals) to perform the itavi Method, an engaging curriculum designed by industry experts to provide a mix of interactive and fun playtime with learning opportunities, local cultural immersive, arts and crafts, exercise and more. Before providing any services, a mzee meets with the parents or guardian, and then the child in a one-on-one setting to introduce themselves and learn more about the family and child.
For itavi, the goal is to leave children “better than when they arrive.” Itavi also offers real-time video check-ins and have a formal process to ensure a safe and positive experience.
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“We’re proud to partner with The Elser Hotel to offer our best-in-class childcare services to guests,” said Ayana Rodriguez, founder, itavi. “itavi is an acronym for ‘It Takes A Village’ – because we truly believe it takes a village in raising children. Our team works diligently to provide a safe, trusted and dynamic experience for kids. With each and every session, our goal is to enrich a child’s life and create memories that last a lifetime.”
The Elser Hotel & Residences features 646 rooms of various sizes, from studios to three-bedroom suites, all with floor-to-ceiling windows with city and bay views. Residential-style guestrooms boast expansive balconies, and guests have access to lavish amenities, including a two-story fitness center, 19,000-square-foot sun deck, 132-foot-long pool, and expansive event lawn for outdoor celebrations.
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