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If you travel with children, you know how antsy they can get after just a few minutes cooped up in a confined space. How often have you found yourself unable to relax, as you and your spouse tried to settle down your kids, who wanted their own room and their own television?
These frustrating moments were part of the inspiration for KidSuites by Holiday Inn, also known as “unique rooms within a room.”Kidssuites provide your children their own space to play, while you unwind from your busy day visiting the attractions and shopping at the local stores. Kidsuites are designed with a play area and separate beds, which creates a special level of comfort and an exciting setting with a special theme. Kidsuite themes range from Noah’s Ark to jailhouses. Each kid gets their own bed in a kidsuite, and they won’t have to bug you for the remote control, because Kidsuites’ furnishings include own television, VCR, video game player, radio/cassette player, clock, fun phone and table and chairs.
Compared to pricey resorts on theme park property, Holiday Inn Kidsuites offer a much more affordable option for families traveling on a tight budget. Disney World Resort prices generally start around a $300 per night, but you can find much more affordable rates at Orlando Holiday Inns for less than $90 per night. and only minutes away from Disney World.
Kidsuites were recently upgraded to include a mini-kitchenette, a private playhouse, a bunk bed and a twin bed, complemented by the adult portion of the suite, which includes a queen size bed, a table, chairs and a 25-inch TV. By comparison, a resort suite of comparable size at a Disney World Resort may cost you more than $500 per night, so for the same amount you might pay for a night at Disney, you could buy a week at Holiday Inn in Kissimmee.

If you’re family is begging for a trip to the Magic Kingdom of Disney World but you’re not sure how you can afford to spend several hundred dollars a night on lodging, at a Disney Resort, consider staying at a chain hotel near the theme parks, such as Holiday Inn.
Whether you’re planning to visit Disney World, Hollywood Studios, Animal Kingdom, EPCOT, Sea World, you can find a Holiday Inn hotel or resort to suit your family or group’s unique needs. The Holiday Inn Sunspree Resort in Lake Buena Vista even takes the hassle of driving to Disney out of your hands, with free scheduled bus shuttles to Universal Studios and Sea World.
Holiday Inn’s Sunspree Resort offers Kidsuites, which are uniquely designed rooms within a room to keep your kids entertained and cozy in their own setting. Kidsuites include a bunkbed, a video game system, a table, chairs and kitchenette.
Holiday Inn Sunspree brings fine dining to your resort, so you don’t have to fight the nightmarish traffic on International Drive. At Maxine’s restaurant, you can enjoy a dinner buffet. For the fathers who need a break to catch up on their favorite team, they can enjoy a cold beverage at the Pit Stop Sports Lounge. When you’re spending a lazy day at the pool, you can order a tropical drink or light lunch from the barefoot bar. Best of all, at Holiday Inn Sunspree resort, you can feed your kids for free at breakfast and dinner.
If you book your stay for the holiday season, your kids can enjoy a Very Mickey Christmas Party, which is one of the scheduled events during December. SunSpree is one of many Holiday Inns located in the greater-Orlando area. Other Holiday Inns near Disney include the Downtown Disney Resort Holiday Inn, which features first class amenties, such as 32 inch LG wide screen TVs, premium cable and high speed internet.
The Holiday Inn Sun Spree Resort is a Disney Good Neighbor Hotel.

If you’ve ever listened to the vacation stories of friends and families who have traveled to Disney World, Universal Studios, Islands of Adventure, you’ve probably heard them rave about all of the fun and exciting activities to do both in and outside of the theme park.

Orlando hotels are known for their incredibly courteous staff, entertaining events and world-class amenities. For example, at Disney’s Polynesian resort, you can relax at the tiki bar and watch luau dancers perform with fire eaters on stage.

If your family chooses to stay at Nickelodeon resort, your kids can enjoy all the perks of the fully supervised programs and events, including Nick After Dark. This dinner show includes a hands- on experience with Nickelodeon TV props and a night full of exciting activities for kids ages 5 through 12. They’ll also get a special souvenir to take home.

For the parents in the family, nothing completes a day in Orlando like a night out at Universal City walk. This eclectic mix of clubs and lounges includes Pat O’Brien’s piano bar, Bob Marley’s lounge, Jimmy Buffet’s Margaritaville, the Red Coconut Club, Emeril’s restaurant, and more.
Adult couples can by special ticket packages through Nickelodeon resort, including the date night package, which includes a three-course meal for two at CityWalk’s Latin quarter or Pastamore. There’s also Movie and a Meal deal, which includes dinner at a CityWalk restaurant and a movie at Universal Cineplex.

If you’re in the mood for a good laugh, walk on over to the Universal Orlando De Universal CityWalk’s Bonkerz comedy club.
If you’re in Disney’s Grand Floridian resort, your children can join activities such as the WonderLand Tea Party or Cinderella’s breakfast. The wonderland tea party includes Turkey and cheese sandwiches, chicken nuggets, heart-shaped peanut butter and jelly sandwiches and fruit are served. Though, this being the world of Wonderland, items may change. Kids are given cups of a special “tea,” (which tastes like apple juice, how curious).