Family travelers need to know The Westin Resort & Spa in Puerto Vallarta is particularly kid-friendly — and pet-friendly, to boot! Westin Family offers activities tailored to enrich younger guests’ stays, with exploration activities like sandcastle building, and a custom, nutritious Eat Well menu just for kids.
This summer, families can take advantage of the resort’s new temper tents, doubling as chill-out areas for children, particularly those with autism, ADHD and SPD. Measuring 1 meter by 1 meter, the tents feature padded play mats, stress balls and more, and are located near the beach or garden. They can also be requested for in-room use.
And all summer long, The Westin Resort & Spa in Puerto Vallarta’s Family Package includes 25 percent off accommodations for stays four nights or longer, daily breakfast, five hours at Westin Family kids club for two children, a complimentary meal from the kids’ menu, private teepee set up in guestroom, 30 percent off spa services and 15 percent off a private garden dinner. Use code ZJ5 to book.
There’s plenty for parents to enjoy, as well, from massages, seaside meditations and yoga, to cocktail/mocktail- and guacamole-making classes and a state-of-the-art fitness studio.
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