Since the Park Hyatt St. Kitts opened back 2017, I have read a lot of reviews of the property. We’ve even written a couple ourselves. In the vast majority of posts that I have read, people didn’t seem to be bringing their children along and I wondered why. This most recent time back we brought our 3 kids along with us and I found it more family friendly then ever! Here are the top 4 reasons why I think you should consider bringing your kids to The Park Hyatt St Kitts. You should also consider this World of Hyatt Card offer here!
Park Hyatt St. Kitts Great For Families
1.) Free Kids Club – that’s right! It’s called The Island Fort  and it’s free! And did I mention that it is awesome and our kids begged us to go to it every day.
2.) The family pool. The property has an adult pool too. But, the main “family” pool has a beach entry which is super for kids! There is also a large “shelf” style lagoon pool which would also be awesome for small kids!
3.) Young kids eat free! What? Honestly, the first time we went I am pretty sure that we weren’t told this. And while there this time, I wasn’t able to find this policy written. But, the first morning at breakfast, the waitress asked us how old the kids are. One of ours was 4 years old at the time and she was free for every meal (not room service)! This can be big savings for your family if your kids fall in the sweet spot.
4.) The beach hut has all the activities and amenities for free! Kayaks, paddleboards, corn hole, snorkeling gear, goggles, floats, dive toys, all free to use while there!
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Bottom Line
The Park Hyatt St Kitts is super fun for kids and honestly I’m surprised that I don’t see more families bringing their kids there. With free amenities and activities for kids like Kids Club and free meals under age 5; why not?! Feel free to hit me up with questions if you are planning to take your kids there!
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I also have three kids (7,5,3), how did you manage to book 5 people in one room, when I try on Hyatt.com it only give me option for presidential suite, it’s getting really tough to travel as family of five.
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