The Four Seasons Chicago seriously has a junk food addiction. First it offers an on-call ice cream man to scoop sundaes for National Ice Cream Month. Then it creates its own gourmet hot dogs for National Hot Dog Month. Now it's serving fondue to kiddies (and no, it isn't National Fondue Month).
All children who check into the hotel will get the above tasty-looking new fondue welcome amenity. Bring your kids to the Chicago hotel and maybe they'll be nice enough to share with you. ]]>
You have plans to take the kiddies to the final Harry Potter installment today, but you're tapped out of ideas on how to keep them busy for the rest of the summer. One option is to bring them to Timber Ridge Lodge and Waterpark to study under a Lego Certified Professional.
The Lake Geneva, Wisconsin, resort will have Lego-themed Artitecture events August 14 to 16. These interactive seminars will offer hands-on building sessions and discussions for the children from LEGO Certified Professional Adam Reed Tucker. ]]>
If the fam needs a break this Memorial Day weekend, bring the brood to the Bahamas. The Sheraton Nassau Beach Resort is offering a holiday special for you, the spouse and the kiddies.
The Love Your Family package includes guaranteed connecting rooms or a suite, a $50 resort credit and a bunch of planned family bonding time for $249 a night. ]]>
If you're in desperate need of a destressing holiday spa treatment or if you're Camille Grammer and one of your four nannies for your two kids has gone AWOL, you won't have to worry about trying to find a babysitter at the Montage Beverly Hills.
The hotel will take care of kiddies ages 5 to 12 with its new Paintbox program, which offers daily themed activities that will keep them occupied while you go off doing more adult things at the hotel. Except we're kinda curious if we can partake in Paintbox, just check out some of the offerings:]]>
Does the hotel's sleep concierge know she's reading about an insomniac?
Here's a piece of hotel news that made us go "awww": instead of all those new rooftop bars and grown-up but kid-like amenities hotels are stocking up on lately, New York's Benjamin Hotel is actually doing something for the kids. And the parents who want to get them the hell to sleep.
It's a sleep program for little people called the Winks' Kidzzz Club--and, yes, the Benjamin's sleep concierge is involved. Apparently she can provide sleep tips for kids--although we're wondering if she should be letting this little girl read a book called "Wide Awake Jake". Isn't that just asking for juvenile insomnia?
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