We are going on a DCL cruise the end of Jan and flying down a day early. We don't get in until ~2pm, so I was looking for someplace that would be fun to stay just for the 1 night.
There isn't too much time but to do much but it would be nice to have something fun to do in the afternoon/early evening. I have 5year old twins they would be pretty wound up after a day of travel and being down there.
If we could guarantee the kids could go swimming, that might just do it. Given the time of the year, seems like an indoor pool would be the best option. Any sugguestions on a nice hotel with an indoor pool?
Or would a heated outdoor pool be sufficient?
I'm considering:
Nick hotel: We've stayed here. Definately qualifies for kid's fun, but wondering if it will be warm enough to swim
Doubletree castle: Don't know much about it, but it looks really neat. Again, no indoor pool.
What others should I look at?
I'm also considering going straight to Port Canaveral but that just gets us near the end destination but a pretty long travel day and there doesn't seem to be many kid fun hotels there.
After the cruise we are going back to the Boardwalk, so no need to go on property.
Thanks for the advice.
There isn't too much time but to do much but it would be nice to have something fun to do in the afternoon/early evening. I have 5year old twins they would be pretty wound up after a day of travel and being down there.
If we could guarantee the kids could go swimming, that might just do it. Given the time of the year, seems like an indoor pool would be the best option. Any sugguestions on a nice hotel with an indoor pool?
Or would a heated outdoor pool be sufficient?
I'm considering:
Nick hotel: We've stayed here. Definately qualifies for kid's fun, but wondering if it will be warm enough to swim
Doubletree castle: Don't know much about it, but it looks really neat. Again, no indoor pool.
What others should I look at?
I'm also considering going straight to Port Canaveral but that just gets us near the end destination but a pretty long travel day and there doesn't seem to be many kid fun hotels there.
After the cruise we are going back to the Boardwalk, so no need to go on property.
Thanks for the advice.
