Are there hotels where children are not allowed?
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- Aparna Patel
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- 26 Jul, 2023
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How about Sandals resorts? Couples only–that certainly excludes kids!
Edit: Why is someone objecting to this answer? The question was whether there were hotels that didn’t accept children, I provided a very clear example of such: A chain of hotels that only accepts couples.
You can actually find a list of Adult Only resorts on this page. The only difference between them is what is considered adult but it’s either 16+ or 18+.
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In the US, I doubt any chain hotel can refuse children because there are laws prohibiting discrimination against families. Normally, this is seen in residential housing. Only senior retirement communities can restrict minors to short visits.
You might be able to find resorts that have segregated areas or facilities with adults-only hours. Some bed-and-breakfasts might also unofficially restrict patrons to adults, but they’re probably walking a thin line.
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Yes, you can find a lot of hotels like this just searching for “child free hotel“.
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