#31 Review a Hotel
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Regardless of where you live, a trip to the Gold Coast is a holiday worthy of enjoying. Holidaying with children puts parents in a conundrum – trying to please the parents tastes and needs for a break without staying in a place which is either very pricy or unsuitable for children. Paradise Resort have tipped the balance in favour of the children; without leaving parents empty handed.
Our family stayed in a poolside Bunkhouse.
After dragging the children away from the pyramids, we spent an afternoon all four pools racing between the slides and spa pool areas A major theme throughout the resort is geckos – so don’t be alarmed by the multitude of small and giant ones in the most unusual areas. The pools were very popular – even in min winter – being heated to a delightful 26 degrees.
Parents are well catered for with sport channels in the casual bar area, a day spa offering massage and beauty treatments and a selection of coffee shop and café for snacking and meal all day. Breakfast and dinner are a well laid out smorgasboard with parents charged $20 a head and kids eating for $5 a head.
With the children secure and happy in kids club, my husband and I went out of the resort for dinner a romantic walk along the moonlight beach, went out for a leisurely breakfast together and later that day wandered the Gold Coast Promenade and went shopping, stopping only for a leisurely lunch and people watched. We knew the kids were having a blast and well looked after. It really was a holiday for us - and for them and one that I will defiantly be repeating.
Normal hotel rooms start at $100 a night, Junior Bunkrooms start at $190. For more info head over to Paradise Resort in Surfers Paradise on the Gold Coast.
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