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Caribbean family accommodation
Part II: where to stay For clients with children in tow,
the Caribbean has plenty of accommodation options to suit
families of all shapes and sizes, says Sara Macefield
W
hen it comes to finding a bed
for the night, the Caribbean
can easily cater for all manner
of families, whatever their size
and ages. With everything from sprawling
mega-resorts and plush villas to boutique
escapes and small family-run hotels, there
is accommodation available to suit all tastes
and all wallets.
Cuba and the Dominican Republic boast a
huge choice of mass-market family resorts.
These tend to be all-inclusive, making them
more appealing to families who find it easier
to budget when everything is included in the
initial price.
Double rooms at these modern complexes
and other main hotels are often large enough
to accommodate children on a second double
bed and/or a sofa-bed.
Some properties also have suites, enabling
families to have use of a second bedroom or
Welcome
to our Caribbean
We have walked barefoot along the beaches, checked
out the chic hideaways, chatted to the butlers, been
pampered in the spas and dined under the stars at what
could become your clients’ favourite restaurant of all time.
Our friendly team know our hotels and resorts intimately.
No one does it better. Welcome to our Caribbean.
Call us on 020 7751 0660 or visit caribtours.co.uk
CARIBTOURS
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