If you're a family with 3 or more kids, you KNOW what we're talking about here. If not, check out our article about Finding The Right Hotel For Your Big Family and you'll understand.

A FEW POINTS ABOUT OUR LIST HERE...
*Our staff at Vacationkids does our best to keep this list up to date but there is one thing certain about the travel business....it's always changing. If you do have a family of five or larger family, we suggest you work with one of our expert family travel agents. Their service is free and can help with additional, up to the minute family vacation ideas and advice.

*You'll notice some resorts are listed as EP...this means no meals are included in the given prices. You may or may not have cooking facilities depending upon the resort you choose. All-Inclusive or AI resorts means that all your meals & snacks are included in the price along with all drinks, both alcoholic and non-alcholic. If you see a resort labeled as "inclusive" this means you can add a meal plan on or there are some restrictions to the meal plan offered. In many cases this has to do with alcohol.

*Guaranteed Adjoining rooms - Normally booking two rooms does not mean they will connect, adjoin or even be close to one another. You can REQUEST that the rooms be adjoining on your reservation but it is not a guarantee. It is totally up to the availability and discretion of the hotel when you arrive. FINALLY Hoteliers are beginning to wise up and offer guaranteed adjoining rooms as a separate paid category. Just like paying for an upgrade to say a honeymoon suite or ocean front room, now parents can pay to be guaranteed a room right next to their children. Most often, guaranteed adjoining means a king bed and bath for mom and dad that connects to a room with two double beds and a bath for the kids. These rooms offer more space and of course privacy with a separate room for parents. Guaranteed adjoining rooms usually will allow for more "adults" over the age of 12 to stay together. This can help keep families together when traveling with teens in tow. In most cases guaranteed adjoining rooms will accommodate a family of six!

*If you have three or more kids, you may also want to consider one of our Family of five cruises for your next family vacation.

*There really are a limited number of hotels and cruise shipsthat can accomodate larger families. These accommodations are always in the high demand, especially during peak holiday and spring break travel weeks when the kids are out of school. PLAN AHEAD! MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS EARLY TO AVOID DISAPPOINTMENTS!!!