We need to book one for an upcoming family gathering. Do you have any you just love?
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11-30-2010 #1
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Which hotel chains for families of 5?
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11-30-2010 #2
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Embassy Suites for sure.
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12-01-2010 #3
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Any of the suites chains: Homewood Suites, Embassy Suites, SpringHill Suites, Residence Inn, etc.
Beth, mom to older DD (8/01) and younger DD (10/06) and always missing Leah (4/22 - 5/1/05)
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12-01-2010 #4
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Agreed. We've had great experiences at both Homewood Suites and Embassy Suites because they seem to be geared toward families.
Originally Posted by egoldber
Jennifer
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12-01-2010 #5
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We stayed at a Residence Inn last year - their breakfast buffet (free!) was awesome! Plus a mini kitchen in the room - Loved it!
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12-01-2010 #6
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We really like Residence Inns...have stayed at many Embassy Suites, too, and are very happy with them, too. The Embassy Suites breakfasts are good, but the rooms at the Residence Inns have been more spacious in our experience.
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12-01-2010 #7
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I concur with the above suggestions, but we also recently stayed at a wingate by Wyndham that was really nice. There was a good sitting area and a microwave and mini fridge.
Also we stayed at a SpringHill Suites by Marriott. I almost recommend it over a Residence Inn by Marriott. The rooms don't have a separate bedroom but they do have a sitting area, mini Kitchen with cooktop and full Fridge and are much cheaper. We stayed here for a few days when we moved and it was great!
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12-01-2010 #8
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I agree with others mentioned, but would also like to add Country Inn and Suites. Very roomy and great breakfast - and a little more inexpensive than some of the others.
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12-01-2010 #9
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We like Towne Place by Marriot, they are pet friendly too!
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12-01-2010 #10
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Thanks, all! I reserved a Residence Inn...on the high end of what we wanted to spend, but it should be nice. Looking forward to breakfast! Because I have to check out every option available, I'll be looking at all the others plus tripadvisor all day tomorrow.
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