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Ultimate 10 Day Bali Itinerary With Kids: The Best Family Trip To Bali

When it comes to bucket list vacations, a family trip to Bali in Indonesia ranks high on that list. The island’s culture and landscapes continually capture the imaginations of travelers. It’s not uncommon for a 10 day Bali itinerary with family to include a mix of beach play, temple visits, cultural activities and relaxation time. There are just so many things to do in Bali!

I’ve been visiting Bali ever since I was a young girl. And the island’s culture and the beauty has always fascinated me. In 2019, we spent two fulfilling months living in Bali, and the experience really allowed me to dive deeper into the culture of Bali.

I know not everyone is able to spend an extended amount of time in Bali, like we did. But it’s still possible to have similar cultural experiences as ours. For those of you who can only spare 10 days in Bali, rather than two and a half months like me, I’ve put together a family-friendly itinerary for Bali that’s packed with beaches, nature, and culture for your next family trip to Bali.

This post was originally published on January 22, 2020.

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Family trip to Bali highlights

If your time in Bali is limited, and you just want to quick list of things to do in Bali, here are my top five recommended activities for a family trip to Bali.

• Take a Tanah Lot tour near Kuta
• Learn how to make offerings in Ubud
• Take a guided tour of Ubud and its surroundings
• Go snorkeling in Amed
• Snorkel at the Blue Lagoon in Padang Bai

Where to stay during a family trip to Bali

When it comes to lodging, the options for families range from simple homestays to fancy extravagant villas. We’ve stayed in a $35 a night modest home in Ubud. And we've also pampered ourselves at a $600 a night gorgeous villa in southern Bali, complete with an infinity pool, private chef, and private tennis court.

Popular places in Bali for tourists include Kuta (tourists especially love the Hard Rock Hotel Bali), Canggu, Sanur, Seminyak, and Nusa Dua. Inland, travelers like to stay in Ubud. However, if you want to go off the beaten path, consider Padang Bai and Amed, on the eastern side of the island, as well as Gianyar and Tabanan.

If you’re looking for family friendly lodging options for your 10 days in Bali, booking platforms like Agoda and Booking are helpful. You’ll be able to find some nice family resorts with kids club options, if that’s the type of accommodation you prefer. Airbnb is also a great resource, particularly for families, as you’ll likely get more space for your dollars. 

Lonely Planet’s Bali, Lombok, and West Nusatenggara travel guide can also be a helpful resource to give you ideas of where to stay in Bali.

If you still can’t find a place to stay for your 10 day Bali itinerary, take a look at these family hotels to book for your family trip to Bali. They’re all places we’ve stayed at and would personally recommend.

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Legian Beach Hotel (Kuta)

If you’re in the mood to pamper yourself during your family trip to Bali, book a night at Legian Beach Hotel in Kuta. I’ve been visiting this hotel since I was a kid, and it truly feels like a piece of paradise. Our most recent stay was in 2015, and it was so fun to see my kids play in the same pool I used to swim in when I was a kid!

Located on the beach, Legian Beach Hotel has beautifully decorated bungalows in a garden setting. The hotel has an outdoor pool, and also offers a breakfast buffet. Rooms come with air conditioning, safe, WiFi, TV, and mini fridge. There is also a spa and three restaurants onsite. 

Legian Beach Hotel is about a 20 minute walk from the main area of Kuta. But if you’re coming to Bali for a retreat rather than being in the middle of the action, this is the place to book.

Masainn Hotel (Kuta)

For a more central option in Kuta (and more affordable too!) book a night at Masainn Kuta Hotel. We stayed at this hotel in the heart of Kuta for the first time during our family trip to Bali in 2012. It was the first time my kids visited Southeast Asia!

Masainn Hotel offers rooms that can accommodate families of 4. Rooms come with air conditioning, WiFi, TV, and mini bar. There are 2 outdoor swimming pools onsite, and breakfast is included with the room rate. 

What we loved about Masainn Hotel is that it’s so close to so many things in Kuta, including one of my favorite restaurants, Poppies Restaurant .

Sarin Ubud Suites (Ubud)

If you’re planning to stay in Ubud during your family trip to Bali and want to be close to the Monkey Forest, book a night at Sarin Ubud Suites by Pramana Villas. We stayed there in 2019 and loved how close it was to restaurants and attractions in Ubud. Plus, there were monkeys that would come visit!

Sarin Ubud Suites offers rooms with WiFi, air conditioning, and electric kettles for tea. There is an outdoor pool and massage services are available if you’re in the mood for relaxing. You can also rent bikes. Breakfast is available for a fee.

Suparsa’s Homestay (Ubud)

In 2019, we also stayed at another place in Ubud called Suparsa’s Homestay. We loved this family owned homestay, located just north of Jalan Ubud Raya. Since it’s outside of the main part of Ubud, the streets felt a little calmer. It was the perfect spot to relax and recharge after a long day of sightseeing during our family trip to Bali.

Suparsa’s Homestay offers rooms with air conditioning and WiFi. All the rooms face in towards the central pool. Breakfast is available for a fee, but they will serve it to you right at your room. Suparsa’s Homestay can help arrange tours of Ubud for you, as well as airport transfer. Because the homestay is part of a Balinese family compound, it feels almost like you’re staying in someone’s home. We loved that personal touch!

Villa Adi (Amed)

In the village of Amed, Villa Adi is a perfect oasis for spending a family trip to Bali. We visited Villa Adi when we came to Amed for a month-long worldschooling meet up in 2019. While we didn’t stay at Villa Adi (although some of our friends did!), we spent time at Villa Adi every day to take part in the meet up activities, and we loved how serene the grounds felt. 

Villa Adi has villas that can accommodate families of 4-6 people. Some of them have their own private pool. They all come with a kitchen and dining area, as well as air conditioning and WiFi. There is an outdoor pool and restaurant onsite (with free parking), as well as a convenience store. Villa Adi also has massage services, babysitting services, and airport transfer services available for guests.

Bloo Lagoon Village (Padang Bai)

A unique and relaxing place to stay in Padang Bai is Bloo Lagoon Eco Village . This family-friendly Bali eco stay offers families a tranquil setting amidst gorgeous views of the surrounding ocean and lagoon. We stayed at Bloo Lagoon in 2019 and loved the peaceful atmosphere of the place.

Villas at Bloo Lagoon Village can accommodate families of up to 6 people. Being an eco resort, there is no air conditioning in the villas. However, the villas are designed open air style to take advantage of the ocean breezes for cooling. The villas are equipped with a full kitchen and dining, WiFi, and mosquito nets (you’ll need them since it’s an open air design). 

Free amenities at Bloo Lagoon include an outdoor pool with a slide, daily yoga, art gallery, garden, and shuttle to and from central Padang Bai. There’s also a restaurant and spa on site.

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Booking activities for your 10 day Bali itinerary

Planning all your activities for exploring Bali in 10 days may seem overwhelming. For general Indonesia and Bali travel, I recommend finding tour companies that focus on immersive experiences.

Take a look at these Bali tours offered through Viator:

Full-Day in Bali: Private Design-Your-Own Tour

Bali Full-Day Water Temples and UNESCO Rice Terraces Tour

Bali Full-Day Traditional Village Sightseeing Trip All Inclusive

For Ubud, specifically, I recommend Bali Adventours , a locally owned travel company that offers a variety of tours around Bali, including a tour through a Bali night market and a visit to Tukad Cepung waterfall.

You can also wait until you arrive in Bali before booking your activities. We found our cooking class, painting class, dance class, and Balinese gamelan music class just from walking along the street and keeping our eyes open for signs advertising activities.

Check out the other posts I have on my blog about Bali .

The ultimate family-friendly 10 day Bali itinerary

It’s impossible to really immerse yourself in Balinese culture when you only have a short time. But you can definitely get a good introduction! When I was putting together this 10 day Bali itinerary, I really wanted to showcase the parts of Bali that we fell in love with while we were there.

This itinerary in Bali is ideal for families with kids ranging from 4-12 years old. But families with older kids or younger kids can adjust this itinerary of Bali to their preferences as well. 

Even if you don’t have kids, this itinerary can still be useful. If you’re a couple, incorporate some of these ideas into your 10 day Bali itinerary for couples. Or if you’re a solo traveler, book these activities as a chance to meet other travelers.

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Day 1: Kick off your 10 day Bali itinerary at the beach in Kuta

Start your Bali visit with a stay in Kuta. It’s arguably one of the most touristy destinations of Bali. But it’s also one of the closest destinations to Ngurah Rai International Airport. Depending on what time you arrive, you can spend your time at the beach.

Kuta Beach is often frequented by hawkers selling trinkets or massages. You don’t have to feel obligated to buy. Just a simple, “tidak, terima kasih” will be sufficient. The beach is generally safe, but avoid bringing valuables in case they get stolen.

While in Kuta, you can visit nearby Tanah Lot to the north. It’s a Hindu temple on the western coast of Bali in the middle of the sea. The temple is accessible at low tide.

Alternatively, you can end the first day of your 10 day Bali itinerary with an evening at Uluwatu Temple in southern Bali. Each night, the temple has a performance of the famous kecak fire dance. This is a dance where men dance and chant in a percussive and rhythmic style.

Day 2: Spend a day at Waterbom

The next day, treat your kids to a visit to a water park! Waterbom is Bali’s most famous water park, and is a perfect way to kick off your 10 day Bali itinerary with some fun. There are over 12 slides, and they are all clean and well-maintained.

Admission to Waterbom is quite pricey, at Rp. 580,000 (roughly $36.50 USD) for adults, and Rp. 430,000 (roughly $27 USD) for kids. So you’ll want to allot a full day to make the most of your ticket. Local residents receive a discounted rate if they show their KTP (Indonesian ID card).

You will need to pay extra for food and drinks. The money is loaded on a wristband that you use to pay throughout the park, and can be topped up at any time. The park is open from 9 am to 6 pm.

Day 3: Drive to Ubud

After starting your 10 days in Bali on the coast, head inland by spending a few days in Ubud. The drive from Kuta to Ubud only takes about an hour and a half. So you can drive into the city in the morning and spend the rest of the day doing activities in Ubud with kids .

One activity I recommend during your 10 day Bali itinerary is to visit the Saraswati Temple. This temple is located on Jalan Ubud Raya near Ubud Palace. My family and I call it the “Starbucks temple” because there’s a Starbucks located right next to it! Saraswati Temple is framed by two ponds with lotus plants, and is a beautiful spot for a picture.

Afterward, walk along Jalan Kajeng, right in front of the Starbucks, and head to the Juwuk Manis rice fields. There is a loop trail that leads to traditional rice fields, as well as a cafe called Sweet Orange Cafe. This is a great spot to enjoy dinner, among the rice paddies! The Juwuk Manis trail loops back towards Jalan Ubud Raya and drops you off a couple hundred meters west of Saraswati Temple.

Day 4: Have a village experience during your family trip to Bali

No visit to Bali would be complete without a village tour! As I mentioned before, it’s impossible to fully experience the culture of Bali in 10 days. But you can certainly get a glimpse by doing a village tour.

During our time in Bali, we visited a place called Taman Anyar , run by a Balinese family who opens their home to travelers. We learned about life in a traditional Balinese home, complete with making offerings, plowing a rice field, and cooking traditional Balinese food. We really enjoyed our immersive Bali cultural experience , and we think other travelers will enjoy it too.

Besides Taman Anyar, there are other similar cultural experiences you can do during a family trip to Bali. Take some time during your 10 day Bali itinerary to learn about spiritual ceremonies, family temples, farm life, and local native wildlife.

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Day 5: Explore Ubud

On day five of your 10 day Bali itinerary, spend time exploring the city of Ubud. In the early morning, take a stroll through Ubud market to see the local produce vendors. Around 8 am, they're replaced by artisan vendors.

Alternatively, go for an early morning hike along the Campuhan Ridge Walk. This is a paved walkway that goes along hills and fields. Then take a visit to the Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary , where you’ll see Balinese long-tailed macaques. Tickets for the Ubud monkey forest are Rp. 80,000 (roughly $5 USD) for adults and Rp. 60,000 (roughly $4 USD) for kids. Weekend tickets cost Rp. 100,000 (roughly $7) for adults and Rp. 80,000 for kids.

In the afternoon, take a class at Pondok Pekak library and learning center. This community center offers classes in Balinese painting, gamelan music, wood carving, offering making, and cooking costing around Rp. 300,000 (roughly $21 USD) per person.

End your day with a traditional Balinese dance and gamelan music performance at Ubud Royal Palace. Tickets are Rp. 100,000 (roughly $7 USD) per person, starting at 7:30 pm. This is a must for your Bali itinerary 10 days experience! 

Make the most of your time in Ubud with one of these Ubud tours:

• Nature, Temple, Rice Terrace, Waterfall and Coffee Tour
• Private Sight-seeing Tour and Waterfall
• Nature, Culture, Heritage and Temples

Day 6: Drive to Amed

After spending a few days in Ubud, continue your 10 days in Bali northeast. In the early morning, stop at the Tegalalang Rice Terraces. These famous rice fields are about 30 minutes north of Ubud. The beautiful Tegalalang Rice Terraces are a UNESCO World Heritage site. And they are a must-see for your ultimate Bali bucket list. Bring about Rp. 20,000-50,000 ($1.40-3.50 USD) for donation to the rice farmers.

Afterward, continue your 10 day Bali itinerary north to Danau Batur, a lake at the base of Mount Batur. There are nice Bali hot springs in the area. We like Toya Devasya , which offers 7 hot springs pools, restaurants, and a gorgeous lake view.

Alternatively, visit Ulun Danu Beratan temple , a picturesque Hindu temple located in the middle of a lake. Entrance costs Rp. 75,000 (roughly $4.50 USD) for adults and Rp. 50,000 (roughly $3 USD) for children.

In the late afternoon, continue on to the beach town of Amed. This small village has a much more relaxed pace than the western beach towns of Kuta, Canggu, and even Seminyak. From Toya Devasya, the drive is about an hour and a half.

Day 7: Experience Amed snorkeling

A stay in Amed is a great way to incorporate some snorkeling in Bali into your 10 day Bali itinerary. There are several places to snorkel around the coasts of Amed. The spots we visited were the Japanese shipwreck and Lipah Beach.

The Japanese shipwreck is on the eastern side of the village. You can access the shipwreck from the shore through the Kawi Karma Beach Cottages and Restaurants. However, you will need to pay a small fee. The fee includes one drink and use of the bathrooms.

Lipah Beach, located on the western side of the village, has free access to the beach in front of Di Lipah Warung. After a day of snorkeling, you can have dinner at any of the beachside restaurants.

If you are interested in a guided snorkeling tour, Wandernesia offers a tour through the waters around Amed.

Day 8: Drive to Padang Bai

The next day, continue your journey south east. Start your morning with a visit to Pura Lempuyang (also known as Lempuyang Temple). This is a Balinese Hindu temple with the famous Gates of Heaven, located about an hour’s drive from Amed.

Entrance is a simple donation of Rp. 50,000 for a family of four. If you don't want to wait hours to take a picture with the iconic temple gates, arrive at 6 am, right at sunrise.

After visiting Lempuyang Temple, head to nearby Taman Tirta Gangga, a water palace with beautiful fountains and pools for swimming. Entrance to Tirta Gangga costs Rp. 30,000 (roughly $2.10 USD) per person. The swimming pool costs an additional Rp. 10,000 (roughly $.70 USD) per person.

In the afternoon, drive to Padang Bai, about an hour and a half away from Tirta Gangga. Padang Bai is a port town on the eastern coast of Bali. It’s often used as a gateway to neighboring Lombok island, or the nearby Gili Islands (Gili Trawangan, Gili Meno, and Gili Air).

A unique and relaxing place to stay in Padang Bai is Bloo Lagoon Eco Village. This family-friendly Bali eco stay offers families a tranquil setting amidst gorgeous views of the surrounding ocean and lagoon.

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Day 9: Snorkel at Blue Lagoon

Building in snorkeling time into your 10 day Bali itinerary is an absolute must. One of Padang Bali’s main attractions is the Blue Lagoon, a popular snorkeling spot in the area.

You can snorkel from the shore at Blue Lagoon, but the waves can be quite rough. It may not be ideal if you have young kids.

Alternatively, you can visit Blue Lagoon as part of a boat tour, which are offered by Rukmana Bali Tour. The tour will drop you off further into the water, beyond the breaks. You’ll have a better chance of seeing coral than if you were coming in from the shore.

Day 10: End your 10 day Bali itinerary back in Denpasar

Depending on your return flight’s departure time, you can either stay at Padang Bai in the morning or head immediately back to Denpasar. Padang Bai is about an hour and a half’s drive from Ngurah Rai International Airport.

On the way into Denpasar from Padang Bai, you’ll pass by Pura Goa Lawah (the Bat Cave Temple) and Candidasa (a beach resort town). You can make a quick stop in either of these places during your 10 day Bali itinerary if you have some time to spare.

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Alternative options for your 10 day Bali itinerary

The 10 day Bali itinerary above isn’t the only itinerary you can do for your visit to Bali. Besides Kuta, there are other beach destinations to visit during your 10 days itinerary Bali experience. Travelers like Potato Head Beach Club in Seminyak or Padang Padang Beach south of Kuta.

Or you can include a hike in your Bali itineraries (such as a Mount Batur sunrise hike, a hike along Karang Boma Cliffs, or a hike through Jatiluwih rice terraces) before ending with your sunset Kecak Fire Dance performance at Uluwatu Temple.

If you aren’t in the mood to brave the rowdy tourist crowds during your multi-day Bali holiday with family, you can skip Kuta altogether and drive directly to Ubud. You can use the extra time in north Bali in Amed or in east Bali at Padang Bai.

Alternatively, you can use the extra day to take a trip out to the Nusa Islands (such as Nusa Penida, Nusa Lembongan, and Nusa Ceningan), the Gili Islands, and Lombok. We spent three weeks in Lombok. And we had fun checking out all the fun things to do in Lombok with kids .

Supplementing your 10 day Bali itinerary

If you have a little more time to spend in Indonesia, consider visiting another island such as Flores, Java, or Sumatra as a supplement to your 10 day itinerary Bali trip. 

The island of Flores is a jumping off point for exploring Komodo National Park. Families can take either a one day or multi day Komodo tour . The island of Java is home to the historic city of Yogyakarta , a great place to learn about the non-Balinese side of Indonesian culture.

And for nature lovers, the island of Sumatra offers wonderful national parks where you can take an orangutan tour and see these impressive creatures in the wild.

Book one of these tours to explore the other islands of Indonesia

• Lombok: Sasak Cultural Tour
• Komodo: 1 Day Komodo Trip by Fast Boat
• Java: Small-Group Walking and Food Tour in Yogyakarta
• Sumatra: Half-Day Orangutan Trek from Bukit Lawang

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Logistics for visiting Bali in 10 days

Before diving into my 10 day Bali itinerary, there are a few logistics to sort out. In particular, consider lodging, transport, and activities. When you’re building your 10 days in Bali budget, make sure to take all of these logistics into account.

Take a look at how much it cost us to spend a month in Indonesia to get ideas for how much a Bali itinerary for 10 days will cost your family. Also consider where you will need travel insurance during your multi-day Bali trip.

Although Bali is a small island, it’s not always easy to get around. And the many options for a hotel, villa, or resort in Bali can get overwhelming for someone who’s never visited the island. Take a read through my tips before starting to plan your 10 days Bali itinerary.

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Chartering transport around Bali

When it comes to transport, there are several options for families to get around Bali. Companies like Perama offer shuttle buses between cities and villages. But the majority of travelers to Bali still use private drivers.

Most accommodations will offer airport transfer from Ngurah Rai International Airport in the city of Denpasar. If your hotel, resort, or accommodation doesn’t offer transport, you can book an official airport taxi.

Once you get to your first destination, ask around for driver contacts to take you elsewhere around the island. The cost of a car and driver ranges from Rp. 350,000-550,000 (roughly $25-$40 USD), depending on the distance and the driver. So make sure to take that into account as part of your 10 days in Bali cost. Sometimes drivers can also double as your Bali travel guide.

Driving yourself during your 10 day Bali itinerary

Alternatively, you can choose to rent a car while you’re in Bali. While we have not personally done this, several friends of ours have rented cars during their stay in Bali. This option is particularly helpful for larger families, or for those planning to stay longer than 10 days in Bali.

Car rentals range from Rp. 350,000-500,000 (roughly $25-35 USD) per day. Besides being able to maneuver a car through the narrow streets of Bali, the biggest concern for car rental is finding parking. This is particularly true in cities like Ubud. 

Within the cities, you can also try doing a scooter rental in Bali . This is a great way to have a more local experience during your 10 days in Bali itinerary. But you'll need to be comfortable with driving a scooter.

Making your 10 day Bali itinerary memorable for your family

However you choose to spend your 10 days in Bali, take advantage of all that Bali and Indonesia has to offer. Indonesia is a fascinating country. And the island of Bali offers travelers a great mix of culture and nature to enjoy.

Have you visited Bali before? Share your suggestions for what to include in a 10 day Bali itinerary in the comments below!

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What are the top family-friendly hotels in Moscow? Maxima Panorama Hotel {rating: 8.6/10} featuring 24-hour room service, a free car park, and a photocopy machine is the top option at the cost of 49US$ per night. It’s set in Third Transport Ring area and a 25-minute walk from Yerevan Plaza Mall. For those searching for a family accommodation, familyhotelguides.com offers 10 deals to choose from. You also can book Golden Ring Hotel (rating: 8.6/10) for about 55US$ per night. This child-friendly property offers 24-hour room service, cots, and a gym on site. Go here to see more family-friendly hotels.

Top Family Hotels Moscow

1. Izmailovo Gamma Hotel

2. Hotel Aviator Sheremetyevo

3. Savoy Hotel

4. Ananas Hotel

Central Moscow Family Hotels

5. Novotel Moscow City

6. Luch Hotel

7. Lotte Hotel Moscow - The Leading Hotels Of The World

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8. Cosmos Hotel

9. Hilton Garden Inn Moscow Krasnoselskaya

10. Zolotoy Kolos

Izmailovo Gamma Hotel

Izmailovo Gamma Hotel Moscow, located not far from The Kremlin in Izmailovo, offers 996 non-smoking rooms with picturesque views over the town. Serebryano-Vinogradny Pond is 0.2 km from the accommodation, while Izmailovsky Park is settled 2.4 km away.

The venue is set in Izmailovo district, 350 metres from Partizanskaya underground station. The hotel is set in a historic district of Moscow. Izmaylovo Kremlin Cultural Center is also located near the property. "RZD arena" Stadium is a short drive away.

Hotel Aviator Sheremetyevo

Hotel Aviator Sheremetyevo Moscow features a sauna, an indoor swimming pool and a sun deck, and lies 10 minutes' drive from the war memorial "Ezhi Monument". Rodina is less than 7 km away.

You can get to Terminal E in a few minutes by car.

In the heart of the city, central Moscow family hotels offer easy access to top attractions such as Red Square, the Kremlin, and Bolshoi Theatre. These hotels boast spacious family rooms equipped with all the necessary amenities for a comfortable stay. Some properties even offer special children's activities and entertainment programs to keep the little ones entertained while parents relax and unwind.

Savoy Hotel

Featuring an indoor swimming pool, a beauty salon and live performances, Hotel Savoy Moscow offers accommodation in Meshchansky district, 1.8 km from Cathedral Central Square. Set near the historic Bolshoi Theatre, the venue overlooks the city and invites guests to have a drink at a lounge bar.

The hotel is set in the centre of Moscow in vicinity of Kuznetsky Most Street. The Pushkin State Museum of Fine Arts is 2.2 km from the property, while Sheremetyevo International airport is 35 km from it. Hotel Savoy Moscow is a short drive from the Orthodox church "Saint Basil's Cathedral".

Ananas Hotel

Offering storage for belongings and a barber shop, Ananas Hotel Moscow is 800 metres from Filevskiy Park. Situated in Filevsky Park district, the venue is set 4.4 km from the national Luzhniki Stadium.

The accommodation is located in Moscow, a 5-minute walk from Bagrationovskaya tube station. Triumphal Arch is just a few minutes' drive away.

For those seeking a more intimate and unique experience, boutique family hotels in Moscow provide a charming and cozy atmosphere. These properties often feature stylish decor, personalized service, and a homely feel that is perfect for families looking for a 'home away from home' experience. With a limited number of rooms, guests can enjoy privacy and tranquility during their stay.

Novotel Moscow City

Offering children's menu, babysitting and a gaming room for guests kids, Novotel Moscow City is located in Presnensky district, 0.3 km from the huge indoor Afimoll City Mall. Featuring 361 rooms with views of the courtyard, this venue is set within a short ride from the celebrated Red Square.

The opulent and grandiose Cathedral of Christ the Saviour is less than 4.7 km away. Attractions within walking distance include the Federation Moscow-City Tower and Asia Beauty Spa.

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Featuring a free carpark, a tennis court and a hairdresser, Luch Hotel Moscow is 10 minutes’ drive from Izmailovsky Park. The grand Kuskovo Estate is less than 3.3 km away.

State Afghanistan War History Exhibit Hall and Museum is located near the venue, and Vnukovo International airport is approximately a 47-minute drive away. You can get to Izmaylovo Kremlin Cultural Center in a few minutes by car.

Family-Friendly Apartment Hotels

Ideal for larger families or those looking for extended stays, family-friendly apartment hotels in Moscow offer spacious accommodations with kitchen facilities and separate living areas. Guests can enjoy the flexibility of self-catering while still having access to hotel amenities such as housekeeping services, concierge assistance, and on-site dining options.

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The award-winning Lotte Hotel Moscow is a great place to stay in Arbat district in a reasonable distance from Cathedral Central Square. Set close to Novy Arbat Street, this venue boasts non-smoking rooms along with a living area and a bar available onsite.

The historic Bolshoi Theatre is about 2.5 km away, while Lotte Plaza shopping center is within walking distance from the accommodation. It takes 5 minutes by car to reach the opulent and grandiose Cathedral of Christ the Saviour.

Cosmos Hotel

Featuring an indoor swimming pool, a nightclub and karaoke, Cosmos Hotel Moscow offers accommodation within 2.3 km from Ostankino Palace and Museum. The venue enjoys a prime location within 9 minutes' walk from Kopytovka.

Situated in Alexeevsky district, the hotel is set 0.7 km from Korolyov Monument. Attractions within walking distance include Memorial Museum of Astronautics and Cosmos Concert Hall. A short drive will take you to All-Russian Exhibition Center Event Property.

Luxury Family Resorts

For a truly indulgent family getaway, luxury family resorts in Moscow provide a lavish setting with top-tier facilities and services. From lavish spa treatments to gourmet dining options, these resorts cater to guests of all ages with a range of activities and amenities. Families can relax by the pool, participate in organized excursions, or engage in fun-filled recreational activities without ever having to leave the property.

Hilton Garden Inn Moscow Krasnoselskaya

Featuring a living area and a bar, Hilton Garden Inn Moscow Krasnoselskaya is 10 minutes' drive from the celebrated Red Square. It is near Krasnoselskaya underground station, which is a 10-minute walk away.

Situated in Krasnoselsky district, the inn is set 6 km from the 21.5 - hectare Moscow Zoo. The accommodation is settled 5 km from the centre of Moscow. Hilton Garden Inn Moscow Krasnoselskaya is a short ride from Komsomolskaya Square.

Zolotoy Kolos

Boasting a shared lounge and a bar, the 3-star Zolotoy Kolos Hotel Moscow is located close to the Extensive space Museum of Cosmonautics. The venue is set at a 1.9 km distance from All-Russian Exhibition Center Event Accommodation.

Situated in Alexeevsky district, the hotel is set 0.5 km from Cosmonauts Alley. The property stands 350 metres from VDNKh tube station. Moreover, it is located in proximity to Pavilion No.62 Nature Protection.

Budget-Friendly Family Hotels

Traveling on a budget doesn't mean sacrificing comfort and quality, especially when it comes to family hotels in Moscow. Budget-friendly options cater to families looking for affordable accommodation without compromising on convenience or amenities. These hotels offer clean and comfortable rooms, friendly service, and a range of family-friendly features such as complimentary breakfast, Wi-Fi, and convenient location near transportation hubs.

Orange Hotel Chistye Prudy

Located a few minutes' drive from Cathedral Central Square, Orange Hotel Chistye Prudy Moscow offers 9 air-conditioned rooms. The venue is set in Basmanny district, within 600 metres of Moscow Choral Synagogue and 2 km of the celebrated Red Square.

The centre of Moscow can be reached within a 20-minute walk. You'll be 100 metres from Clean Ponds.

Pennsylvania parents vacationing in Florida with 6 kids drown after getting caught in rip current

A Pennsylvania couple vacationing in Florida with their six children drowned after getting caught by a rip current while swimming, authorities said.

The family was at Stuart Beach on Hutchinson Island Thursday afternoon when the parents and two of their teenage children were swept out, according to Martin County's sheriff's office and fire rescue.

The teens were able to break the current and attempted to help their parents but it became dangerous and the teens had to swim to shore, the Martin County Sheriff’s Office said in a Facebook post .

Martin County Ocean Rescue located the parents, identified as Brian Warter, 51, and Erica Wishard, 48, and began life-saving measures.

Despite efforts by family members, Martin County Ocean Rescue, paramedics, and doctors at Cleveland Clinic North, the couple died.

Martin County Sheriff’s Office Chief Deputy John Budensiek told NBC affiliate WPTV of West Palm Beach that one of the children tried yelling to Warter and Wishard to instruct them that they needed to swim parallel to the shore.

The parents "were in panic mode and unfortunately went under," Budensiek said.

Swimmers are told not to swim against the current and to swim to shore only after getting out of the current. If a person is unable to escape, they are encouraged to float or tread water and yell or wave for assistance.

"A lot of people are locals, they understand rip tides," Budensiek told the news station. "They know what to do, what not to do. They know where to get in the ocean and where not to. We get these vacationers that come in and unfortunately this ends poorly for them. There’s no way to get the message out to all of them."

Thursday morning, the sheriff's office posted on Facebook that there was a red flag warning at Stuart Beach indicating a high hazard. The agency wrote that rip currents were expected.

Following the drowning, flags were double red and the beach was closed for swimming, the Martin County Fire Rescue said.

The sheriff's office said they assisted the six children, who are mostly teenagers, throughout the day until other family members could arrive in Florida.

Minyvonne Burke is a senior breaking news reporter for NBC News.

Power restored to thousands around Phoenix after Monday evening monsoon storm

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — The Valley saw a lot of monsoon activity Monday, causing dust, power outages, and weather delays for air travel.

Arizona’s Family First Alert meteorologists saw wet weather begin rolling into the greater Phoenix area just after 5 p.m., with heavy rain recorded in the McDowell and Superstition mountains in the East Valley.

Less than an hour later, a dust storm was visible near the City of Surprise, causing delays for drivers headed in and out of Wickenburg, Wickiup, and Kingman. Then, around 6:30 p.m., the FAA issued a ground stop for incoming arrivals at Phoenix Sky Harbor.

By about 10 p.m. approximately 1,565 SRP customers were without power, down from nearly 2,600 during the storm’s peak.

Most of the power was restored by Monday morning.

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Goldie Hawn Poses with Her Lookalike Granddaughter on Family Vacation: 'Greatest Gift'

Rio is Hawn's son Oliver's daughter, whom he shares with wife Erin

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Goldie Hawn is spending some quality time with her family.

On Tuesday, June 25, the actress, 78, shared a photo on Instagram as she posed outside with her granddaughter Rio, 10, on their family vacation. Both grandmother and granddaughter, who bore striking resemblances to each other, wore sunglasses and smiled as they put their faces together, posing for the camera.

"Vacationing with our family! It’s the greatest gift one could ever have ❤️," Hawn wrote in her caption.

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Hawn and husband Kurt Russell are grandparents to eight grandkids — daughter Kate Hudson's kids,  Ryder Robinson ,  Bingham Hawn Bellamy , and  Rani Rose Hudson Fujikawa ; son Oliver Hudson's kids,  Bodhi Hawn Hudson ,  Wilder Brooks Hudson , and  Rio Hudson ; and son Wyatt Russell's son, Buddy Prine Russell and a second son.

Appearing on the cover of  Variety last March, the  First Wives Club  actress spoke about how her kids Kate and Oliver are  thriving in their careers , leading the grandmother of eight to move on and share her wisdom with her grandkids instead.

"You've got to work for a living, stay compassionate and stay realistic," she told the outlet. "And I'm passing that on because that was what my father taught me: Stay in reality. Don't get taken away with everything."

"The rest of it is up to them," Hawn continued. "Being there for them and knowing that they're going to have to work stuff out themselves, as hard as it is."

A year prior, Hawn talked to PEOPLE about how her kids have implemented some of the parenting strategies they were raised with in raising their own kids .

"My children are really great with their children," Hawn told PEOPLE. "They've taken MindUP principles and offered them to their kids, and they're doing great."

"So that's the way it works. As a parent, you basically raise your children to raise their children appropriately as well. So that's that domino effect," she added. "And as parents, we have a tremendous responsibility."

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King Charles may be heading across the pond to fix a family rift.

Royal expert Tom Quinn recently told The Mirror that Charles, 75, “has had discussions” about traveling to America to visit his estranged son Prince Harry, his daughter-in-law Meghan Markle, and his grandkids Archie 5, and Lilibet, 3, “at some time in the future.”

“There is no doubt if it goes ahead he would build in time to visit his youngest son and his grandchildren, but there are mountains of planning to be overcome before that becomes even a remote possibility,” said Quinn.

Harry, 39, and Meghan, 42, moved to the U.S. in 2020 after walking away from their senior royal duties. They are raising their children in Montecito, California and are estranged from the royal family.

Charles, who currently has cancer , has only met Lilibet once, and seen Archie a few times, but according to Quinn, he wants to be closer to Harry and Meghan’s kids.

“It’s certainly possible that he would make a discreet private visit to Harry and the children in California,” said Quinn. “He is desperate to see them and hates the idea that Archie and Lily will not remember him as the warm friendly grandfather he wants to be.”

Relationship expert Louella Alderson told The Mirror that Charles visiting Harry in America would be a  “significant gesture” to repair their broken relationship .

“The logistics behind King Charles’s making a trip to America, whether it’s private or not, and meeting with Harry without may prove difficult,” Alderson acknowledged. “King Charles has many Royal obligations and now health issues as well, so a trip to America in any capacity would likely require careful planning and coordination.”

She continued: “This fact alone means if King Charles is willing to make the effort and put forth the time and energy to visit Harry in America, it could be a significant gesture of his desire to mend their relationship.”

“It’s possible that he may be more willing to address any issues and work towards finding a resolution than he has been previously,” Alderson added.

However, she noted that Harry — who has publicly slammed his relatives numerous times, including in his and Meghan’s bombshell television interview with Oprah Winfrey, their six-part Netflix documentary, and his memoir “Spare” — might not want to reconcile with his father.

“While it may show a willingness on the King’s part to try and reconcile their relationship, it ultimately depends on both parties being open to communication and willing to start working through any issues that have caused tension between them,” Alderson said.

She added, “Ultimately, the success of this trip and potential reconciliation between King Charles and Harry will depend on both parties being open and committed to resolving their differences. It may take time for their relationship to fully heal after the events of recent years, but every effort made towards reconciliation is a positive step.”

The Post has reached out to Buckingham Palace and Harry’s reps for comment.

Since leaving the royal family in 2020, Harry has only seen Charles a handful of times, including when he flew to the UK in February after learning of the monarch’s cancer diagnosis .

The two only reportedly chatted for 45 minutes, and Harry left his home country less than 24 hours later.  

The Duke of Sussex returned to London in May to celebrate the  10th anniversary of the Invictus Games , but he didn’t see any of his family members. He also chose to stay in a hotel instead of a royal residence.

In “Spare,” Harry opened up about his complicated relationship with his father. He said that he had discussions with Charles about his anxiety over dinner one night.

“Pa, I’m really struggling with panic attacks and anxiety,” he allegedly told Charles, who wanted to send his youngest son to a doctor who “wanted to give me pills.” Harry wrote in his book, “I didn’t want to take pills.”

Harry also claimed that Charles didn’t acknowledge the British press’s brutal mistreatment of Meghan when they were still working royals.

“The conversation went in circles and when we hung up I felt—abandoned,” Harry wrote.

The Sussexes are also estranged from Harry’s brother Prince William, who allegedly felt betrayed by his younger sibling for exposing secrets about the royal family to the public.

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Go Inside Paige DeSorbo and Craig Conover’s “Family Vacation” in Italy (PHOTOS)

Proof the  Summer House  and  Southern Charm  couple look stunning on their Italian summer vacation.

Paige DeSorbo , of all people, knows that summer should be fun . The  Summer House   cast member is getting a kick start to her  very  fun summer in Italy this year, accompanied by her boyfriend, Southern Charm 's  Craig Conover . The couple's European vacation could not look any more exciting, as it's been filled with plenty of time for relaxation and wearing cute outfits , which is Paige's specialty. 

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Since they landed in Italy, both Paige and Craig have been posting numerous photos to their Instagram Stories from their trip to Capri, the stunning seaside island off the western coast of Italy.

Paige DeSorbo and Craig Conover Share Romantic Moments from Italian Vacation

In one photo, posted to Craig's story, Paige can be seen posing with a loaf of bread while sitting at the dinner. In another photo, Craig captured his breakfast of a cappuccino and fruit, while eating it on a patio with a view of the sea. La dolce vita, indeed!

While Craig's photos from the trip have been devoted to food, Paige's have been all about fashion. She posted a number of photos featuring her outfits to her Instagram Story, showing off a black and white gingham printed bikini and white linen pants coverup, a coordinating black and white polka dot bell-bottom and blouse outfit, a structured white mini dress, and a psychedelic printed see through coverup and matching bikini.

A series of instagram stories of Paige Desorbo on vacation in Italy with her boyfriend Craig Conover.

But Craig got in on the fashion, too. In an elevator selfie, posted to Paige's Instagram Story, the couple matched in all white while Craig wrapped his arms around her. They could not look any more fashionable, relaxed, and happy to be on vacation.

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Paige and Craig  just  haven't been eating good food and taking cute photos. In one TikTok , posted to Paige's account, she revealed that they've been living their best European lives. The couple lip-synched to a sound by comedian, Nick Kroll, all about their daily schedule in Italy.

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"Family vacation," Paige wrote in the caption of the video. 

In another TikTok , Paige showed off her "ludicrously capacious bag" paired with an all-black outfit and straw hat. "Boat day," she captioned the video.

Paige DeSorbo says she gives her boyfriend Craig Conover "everything"

Paige desorbo's epic throwback photo proves some things never change.

In an interview with BravoTV.com in May, Paige confirmed that she is "not engaged" to Craig and "not pregnant." But, she's been having fun with Craig in the meantime, especially since they do have such a good time together, as evidenced by her latest vacation with him.

"I give Craig everything," she admitted. "It's actually draining me."

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