Family Resorts With Nanny Included
FDR Resorts has two all inclusive resorts in Jamaica that include a "vacation nanny" to assist you during your vacation.
The Franklyn D. Resort & Spa is a small all inclusive resort in Runaway Bay, Jamaica with under 100 family suites.
FDR Pebbles is an all inclusive resort with about 100 junior suites for families a few miles east of Montego Bay, Jamaica.
The rooms at Franklyn D. Resort & Spa are large with kitchens, living area, a master bedroom and a children's bedroom.
The resorts are geared toward families so there are plenty of children's activities throughout the day. Meal time is also geared toward families with adult and children sections of the buffets and menus.
Parents can either stay with their children all day or let them spend time with the staff members at scheduled activities or within the children's center that has toys, games, computers, and other child centric features.
You will have the same nanny during your entire stay. When you want some private family time on the beach, your "vacation nanny" will clean and restock your room.
In addition to all of the family features of the FDR Resorts, the resorts also include all of the standard resort features such as a great setting on the lush north shore of Jamaica, all inclusive bars and restaurants, wifi on the beach, and a friendly staff that will go the extra mile to make your vacation a relaxing and memorable one.
The Franklyn D. Resort & Spa is a small all inclusive resort in Runaway Bay, Jamaica with under 100 family suites.
FDR Pebbles is an all inclusive resort with about 100 junior suites for families a few miles east of Montego Bay, Jamaica.
The rooms at Franklyn D. Resort & Spa are large with kitchens, living area, a master bedroom and a children's bedroom.
The resorts are geared toward families so there are plenty of children's activities throughout the day. Meal time is also geared toward families with adult and children sections of the buffets and menus.
Parents can either stay with their children all day or let them spend time with the staff members at scheduled activities or within the children's center that has toys, games, computers, and other child centric features.
You will have the same nanny during your entire stay. When you want some private family time on the beach, your "vacation nanny" will clean and restock your room.
In addition to all of the family features of the FDR Resorts, the resorts also include all of the standard resort features such as a great setting on the lush north shore of Jamaica, all inclusive bars and restaurants, wifi on the beach, and a friendly staff that will go the extra mile to make your vacation a relaxing and memorable one.
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Comment by Pauline Francis on May 8, 2009 at 6:03pm - I went to FDR in January after reading all the good reviews on the internet. I have 3 kids (2, 6 & 9) and the idea of a nanny at no additional cost for 8 hrs of the day was too much to resist. I am a stay at home mom, so I needed a "break" from the kids. It was the best vacation of my life! The nanny was so professional and the kids took to her right away. They have lots of activities for the kids and even my 2 yr old got her face painted and tried to do tie-dye (very cute). They have little contests/pageant shows for the kids at nights, my girls loved that! Lots of variety in food, lots of fresh fruits, fish, jerk chicken (yum) and I even managed to have a romantic dinner with hubby at their Italian Restaurant (adults only - yes!). The babysitting service after 4:40pm is so worth it, US$6 per hour and the nanny has the kids for the night. Did I mention the rooms?! Lots of space for the 5 of us, we got upgraded to a 2-bdr suite, which was like a little apartment! The beautiful nanny stocks the fridge with snacks for the kids (cereal, crackers, milk, cheese etc.) - no cost, separate bedrooms for us but more importantly, separate bathrooms!! We were in heaven! The hardest part of this vacation was leaving! We will definitely be back next year!! Thanks FDR!!!
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