The Best Resorts for Young Kids

Whether you're looking for a palm-shaded compound or a mountain retreat, these resorts welcome even the tiniest traveler and provide grown-ups with much-deserved R&R.
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The Fairmont, Skytop LodgeThe Fairmont Scottsdale Princess

Scottsdale, Arizona
800-223-1818;
480-585-4848;
www.fairmont.com

What's Special:

Little ones love the mazelike gardens, children's menu, and pool; hire a sitter and enjoy tennis, golf, or the spa. The kids' program, with everything from computers to movies, is for children ages 5 and up. But the hotel offers an extensive baby-amenity package when you request a crib, including toys, diapers, and more. Also available free: strollers, high chairs, bottle warmers, and night-lights.

Accommodations

All rooms have a patio, a terrace, or a balcony; for safety's sake, request a ground-floor room. Bear in mind that from June through September, the heat confines outdoor activities to early morning and evening.

Extras

On warm nights, watch flicks while floating on an inner tube in the South Pool.

Skytop Lodge

Skytop, Pennsylvania
800-617-2389;
www.skytop.com

What's Special:

This grand 1920s manor has mountain views and old-fashioned charm. (Men are asked to wear jackets to dinner.) But Skytop is also a family resort, with 30 miles of hiking trails; child-friendly facilities (a kiddie pool, video games, Ping-Pong, and minigolf); and activities from a summertime kids' program to winter downhill and cross-country skiing. Staff baby-sitters are available.

Accommodations

Units have an English-country look and feature a queen or king bed and a pullout sofa. Rates include all meals, most sports, and entertainment.

Extras:

Nosh on fresh cookies with your kids at the resort's afternoon tea.

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