Europe’s Best Family Luxury Hotels

Looking to relish European culture this summer together with your family, while not breaking the bank? We have compiled a listing of the most stylish and affordable family hotels throughout Europe. So if you are planning your next trip to Europe, then the following information will be very useful for you! Check out.

Villa Bordoni, Tuscany, Italy:

In the heart of red wine country, Villa Bordoni is an attractive sixteenth century villa with a cooking school of its own, attractive grounds and outside pools.  Prices for babysitting starts from just €15/ hour, cots and highchairs are on hand and alternative maps and other gears can be given. Older children can enjoy to go on the mountain bikes, and there is a DVD player and TV in all rooms. The beautiful Luxury Hotels is at the heart of the homes, tasting menus at lunch and rustling up picnics and close by sourced cheeses and meats with and ofcourse bottles of red wine at midnight for adults.

Ammos Hotel, Crete, Greece:

On an Island which is dominated by wallet searing 5 star palaces and impersonal chain Luxury Hotels the Ammos hotel may be a real hit upon. Revamped some years ago, it contains vibrant studios and suites that are excellent for families, with astonishingly smart washroom and tiny kitchens. The front of the hotel is on to a sandy bay with shallow water protection for even the smallest paddlers, and the bright and wonderful lights of Chania are just fifteen minutes away. Moreover, what extremely sets the Ammos hotel is its service, which is just superb.

Villa Annette, Rabac, Croatia:

Its one of Croatia’s chicest Hotels Villa Annette is perfect for families, with spacious and beautiful suites with tiny kitchens, and a kid’s menu within the beautiful hotel. The hotel is set higher than Rabac bay, with breathtaking views, and the picturesque village of Rabac is just mile away from the hotel. Rooms of the hotels are sleekly adorned in neutrals and bright reds with no invaluable objets d’art for muggy fingers to upset, and kid safety railings on almost all the open areas.

Château DE la Couronne, Dordogne, France:

The hotel is owned by an ex-Topshop fashion buyer and may not a very good option for families, but Château de la Couronne do welcomes kids. There are a large set up of grounds on the area of about 5 acres with a huge pool, and tortured teens are given space to work out their muso fantasies keyboards, drums and guitars, or dope off ahead a movie within the cinema house. There is not any proper restaurant setup, however a large buffet breakfast is served each morning, and all the 5 suites contain a kettle and electric refrigerator. The closest village, Marthon, contains a café butcher and bake house, with a few miles away in Angoulême. There are also kids’ DVDs, billiard tables and board games for kids to have fun with.

Thyme House, Corfu, Greece:

Thyme House appears like it’s directly out of a magazine of interiors, however despite of red chaise lounges and wall to wall cream ornamentation, it is really like a family-friendly self-catering possession, with a large pool, Wi-Fi, DVD, satellite TV, CD player and rawhide beanbags for sprawling. The home is a part of Rou Estate, an architect-created reinstatement of a traditional Corfiot hamlet, with ten renewed cottages. Thyme home is the foremost personal; however it can be reserved with Trifylli –best for 2 families holidaying along. This beautiful villa is run by CV Travel that provides really family-friendly add-ons, like a baby-keeper or a chef, at several of its lands and can even organize parties for children.