Thinking about whisking the family away, but don’t want to spend a fortune? Well, that’s where we come in. If you’re thinking to yourself, do family holidays offer free child places then you’re in the right place. From the Greek shores of Kos to the Spanish sands of Costa Brava we’ve listed five holidays with free child places to help slash the cost of your holiday – after all, we know how expensive it can be travelling as a family.
So, whether you’re after a lap of luxury or something a little more budget-friendly, there’s one thing these holidays have in common, they cater perfectly for children.
Family Life Janna e Sole
TUI Family Life Janna e Sole has family holidays written all over it, opening its doors this May, this hotel has a fresh look and feel with its bright white interiors and manicured gardens. Not only does a stay here come with all the fittings you would expect from a 4* plus property, but there’s also a great deal on hand for kids including a kids’ clubs, pool, parent and toddler sessions and a baby club. And if that wasn’t enough, this hotel takes up a spot on Sardinia’s glittering coast.
https://www.holidayhypermarket.co.uk/details/46216/family-life-janna-e-sole?holidayId=685829078&searchID=233229909
Oasis Park Hotel
Nothing tastes sweeter than bagging a free child place in a SplashWorld hotel. The Oasis Park Hotel is a heaven for families with its free entry to Water World Lloret, now that’s a way to keep that kids occupied. What’s more, the park is just a five-minute bus ride away.
Back at the hotel, there’s a wide selection of facilities made for lazy days sitting under the Spanish sun such as two pools with a separate kids section and a playground. When you’re feeling peckish, the buffet restaurant serves up a mix of international and local favourites, so there’ll be plenty to satisfy your cravings.
https://www.holidayhypermarket.co.uk/details/12723/oasis-park-hotel?holidayId=645792462&searchId=215999115
Hotel Golden Donaire Beach
This hotel ticks all the boxes when it comes to keeping the boredom at bay. Spread out across On El Raco Beach, it doesn’t get much better than a stay here. Almost touching the edge of the ocean and close to the fun-packed PortAventura theme park, your little ones certainly won’t be complaining. Your complex isn’t too shabby either – with a choice of pools including three kids sections, an extensive activity programme and comfortable furnishings – the Hotel Golden Donaire Beach is a great pick for families.
https://www.holidayhypermarket.co.uk/details/20314/golden-donaire-beach-hotel?holidayId=645798501&searchId=216001656
St George Gardens Family Club
The hint is in the title, St George Gardens Family Club caters superbly for families with its good share of child-friendly facilities – and admit it, it looks even better with a free child place included. While parents take advantage of Cyprus’ warm climate, little ones can enjoy an extensive range of facilities from bike hire to a games room and a kids’ pool.
Dining-wise, you’ve got plenty of food options including a pool bar for snacks, a Byzantion lounge bar serving up cakes and ice-cream and a buffet restaurant with a good selection of mouthwatering flavours as well a section dedicated to little ones.
https://www.holidayhypermarket.co.uk/details/31496/st-george-gardens-family-club?holidayId=645801733&searchId=216002767
Holiday Village Kos
Our last hotel is just as impressive, if not more. Yes, we’re talking about a 4* stay in the Holiday Village Kos. Scoring high marks with families for its stand-out facilities, in true Holiday Village style you can expect things like a swim academy*, aerial adventure and mini-disco, and that’s without mentioning its trio of pools. This hotel is just as appealing for the parents, with a la carte dining and a sauna at your feet, you can relax while your little ones make friends in the kids’ club.
https://www.holidayhypermarket.co.uk/details/41410/holiday-village-kos?holiday-village-kos?holidayId=685825714&searchID=233228311
Passports at the ready, it’s time to create some family holiday memories.
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