How do you bk hotel with 3 kids?

Valeriam · April 2013

So do you need a suite if you book with a 15 yr old, a 9 yr old and 1.5 yr old? We're headed out but a double room doesn't seem to do it for us. Maybe I'll take the paknplay. Suites are just so expensive. How do big fams travel?

WendyGR · April 2013

when I was a kid they offered rollaway beds

Disneygeek77 · April 2013

I've actually had good luck getting suites through priceline or hotwire. In ATL, I got a suite at a Hyatt Place for about $55 a night.

I would ask what the occupancy for the room might be, but I imgaine a pack n play or asking for a

tiffanysbride · April 2013

You can book two adjoining rooms. There are also places like the Residence Inns by Marriott have more economical suites.

Apollo11235 · April 2013

tiffanysbride:
You can book two adjoining rooms. There are also places like the Residence Inns by Marriott have more economical su

atlcatlover · April 2013

My friends that travel with kids also use vrbo a lot.

TxCrazyMom · April 2013

I also have 3 kids (now 18, 15, and 11), and if we are going on vacation, VRBO is the best way for us to travel. We can find a 2-bedroom condo and bring/buy groceries for breakfast and lunch so we save a ton of money and have plenty of space so that we

alithebride · April 2013

2 adjacent rooms or a suite or rent a home or apartment i guess...... or 2 rooms, split adults and kids into each.

Ilumine · April 2013

We rent apartments. In the end, having that kitchen facility to cook/store meals ends up saving us money.

kipnus · April 2013

For many years, when there were just three of us kids, we would have parents in one bed, two kids in another, and the youngest kid in a play pen or on a cot. When we adopted another two kids, we started getting adjoining rooms or suites with kitchens.