delano with kids-advice needed
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delano with kids-advice needed
Hi,
I'm planning a trip to Miami with my two kids this summer. I wanted to stay at the Delano, but a friend of mine said she didn't think it was appropriate to stay there with kids. She's never seen kids there before. Does she know what she's talking about? They are 14 and 17 years old, well behaved, and have stayed at other "Upscale" hotels in other cities with no problems. Please post your thoughts on this.
Thanks in advance
I'm planning a trip to Miami with my two kids this summer. I wanted to stay at the Delano, but a friend of mine said she didn't think it was appropriate to stay there with kids. She's never seen kids there before. Does she know what she's talking about? They are 14 and 17 years old, well behaved, and have stayed at other "Upscale" hotels in other cities with no problems. Please post your thoughts on this.
Thanks in advance
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Sorry, I really have to disagree about taking your children. I've stayed a Delano several times, and it's one of my most favorite destinations. I'm sure your children are well behaved, but do you want to expose them to topless sunbathing (some by women of less than sterling repute- but I promise they can't drown!) This really is an adult destination. There are so many fabulous places to stay in Miami, and not just those that are family oriented, that I think you could make a better chioce. In all the times I've stayed there I have only seen children once, about ages 6-7, with a nanny. They were at the pool for about an hour. I travel extensively with my 8 year old, but not to Delano. Have a great trip!
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Thanks for the replies. I guess a topless pool wouldn't be the best choice for my 13 year old son (although he'd probably disagree). Any other suggestions on where to stay. Some place nice with a pool on or near the beach for me and near shopping and "celeb" spotting for the kids. Thanks again.
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Alternates could be The Loews, or the Doubletree Surfcomber; there are several brand new ohtels opening by the time you go that are upscale, and you might want to checkout; The Crowne Plaza, and the Ritz Carlton, and the W South beach (which is now the Ritz Plaza, I Believe)
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Shaggy - my husband and I have stayed at the Delano and the National next door. Topless sunbathing is done everywhere - including the beach. Several times during our stays the staff has asked them to put their tops on if children are present. I would not make this the reason you don't choose the Delano - your children are old enough to enjoy this hotel and they will be welcome.
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Ummmm, sorry, but I wasn't asked to put my top on because children were present. You might want to check out www.luxurylink.com- there is a special there for the new occidental that looks wonderful- Was at Doral for golf last Oct., great place but full of "conventioneers". Hear that Fountainbleu is a little run down. Key Biscayne may be an option- Do a search, seems I saw a rave about a resort there some time back. Again, have a great trip!!



