Planing a family trip to Pattaya soon? Does the thought of planning a holiday with the kids make you want to retreat under the covers?
Here are 5 survival tips for traveling with kids in Pattaya to help with the process:
Step 1: Avoid the hassle of long car rides and choose accommodation that is conveniently located close to Pattaya’s popular family attractions. Pattaya is home to the world’s first Cartoon Network-themed waterpark with 13 acres of family raft rides, speed-racing slides and water-play fortresses for an afternoon of slips and slides.
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Step 2: Opt for Holiday Inn Pattaya ’s family-sized rooms that keep everyone together yet ensure there is sufficient space so that no one gets into each other’s way. Parents can unwind in their room overlooking Pattaya Bay, while kids can enjoy the in-room games console in addition to a Kids Welcome Pack filled with other fun activities to do during their stay.
Step 3: Avoid the crowd and escape to one of Pattaya’s hidden beaches Pattaya filled with soft sand and clear blue waters. Explore one of the many hidden beaches such as Naklua Beach or Jomtien Beach that are close by but are quieter and more suitable for family bonding.
Step 4: Sneak in some alone time away from the kids as Holiday Inn Pattaya offers a Kids Club where parents can leave their kids under the care of Pattaya’s trained staff whilst they escape for some alone time.
Step 5: Indulge in delicious food without breaking the bank; Pattaya is a foodie’s paradise and you can stretch your dollar at any of the food streets as well as Holiday Inn Pattaya’s signature Kids Stay & Eat Free programme , so parents have one less thing to worry about.
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Holiday Inn Pattaya, Family Suite Room
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Source: The Asian Parent
