Question o Turkey
Ask a Question
Ask a question
Interesting questions
Related question «General issues»
How does the childfree system affect the hotel?
How does the childfree system affect the hotel? What contingent, as a rule, in such hotels? Are there many young people?
Translated automatically from Russian. View original
Subscribe
Answers • 5
Usually these are quite expensive hotels, VIP or De Luxe level, and the price is corresponding. And how many young people do we have who can easily lay out 4-5 thousand dollars for 7-10 days of rest? Here is the answer!
Like
You like
•
½
answered 12 years ago
Well, not really =))
"childfree" is a system that implies an age limit in the first place. Such hotels do not accept children under 16 or 18 years old (each hotel has its own bar), or the hotels have very poor infrastructure for children (therefore, there are a small number of children).
Those. this is a minimum of children's noise or its complete absence.
"childfree" is a system that implies an age limit in the first place. Such hotels do not accept children under 16 or 18 years old (each hotel has its own bar), or the hotels have very poor infrastructure for children (therefore, there are a small number of children).
Those. this is a minimum of children's noise or its complete absence.
Like
You like
•
1
answered 12 years ago
Well, not exactly =)) HOW IS IT??? Restrictions are strict on the age of children, they will never accept a child of 15 years and 20 days old, they offer to check in a "child" in another hotel of a related chain, which the "child" is immensely happy about, and mom and dad are at a loss. Therefore, it is always "its complete absence of children's noise" and never _ "a minimum of children's noise." Here it is categorical: either-or! And no compromises!!!!
Like
You like
•
½
answered 12 years ago
Certainly no compromises. Only the conditions of each hotel. In some hotels, there is a strict restriction and the absence of children on the territory of the hotel. And in others - there is no orientation towards children's recreation - there are few children ;-)
And "not quite so" is that "childfree" is not necessarily VIP and "pocket state" =)
Many hotels from $5,000 per week or more have excellent conditions for children.
And "not quite so" is that "childfree" is not necessarily VIP and "pocket state" =)
Many hotels from $5,000 per week or more have excellent conditions for children.
Like
You like
answered 12 years ago