When planning multigenerational family travel, consider a stay at Grand Residences Riviera Cancun. This property recently introduced a new Stay Longer and Save More offer, geared toward multigenerational group travel.
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“Travelers are looking for the best group and individual experiences for children, parents and grandparents alike,” said Daniela Trava Albarran, general manager, Grand Residences Riviera Cancun. “Our team has worked hard to create the perfect blend of family-friendly features in a luxe setting, creating a more personalized experience for every age. We are pleased to provide both the environment and now extended stay offer to help create more memories together.”
The property features a variety of experiences for multigenerational groups to enjoy together. Take advantage of the Kid’s Club, complete with a teen game room, as well as an adults-only pool with swim-up bar, cooking classes, spa treatments and guided group bike tours. For dining, enjoy international cuisine at El Faro Grill, the Mexican restaurant Flor de Canela, beachfront spot Heaven Beach Bar, a grab-and-go market and 24-hour room service.
© Grand Residences Riviera Cancun
The offer allows family travelers to save up to 25 percent off all-inclusive stays of seven nights or more. It also includes round-trip private airport transfers, welcome drinks and on-site activities.
Stay Longer and Save More is currently available to book and is valid for stays now through Dec. 31.
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