Something similar to Hyatt Chesapeake?

[Anonymous]

Any recs?
Looking for a drivable summer getaway where adults have a variety of relaxing or active things to do and teens can do stuff on their own.
The Hyatt has always fit the bill for me, but DH is over the mediocre food among other complaints.

[Anonymous]

I'm there now! love the outdoor hot tubs.

[Anonymous]

Are you open to Rehobeth, Bethany, Ocean City?

[Anonymous]

How far are you willing to drive? Or if you’re up for flying, sea island is amazing. You can drive or fly to Jacksonville or Savannah

[Anonymous]

Kiawah! 8 hr drive. Worth it!

[Anonymous]

Mohonk mtn house but the good food ups the price quite a bit

[Anonymous]

Rehoboth. Teens on the low key boardwalk, parents in the restaurants/bars.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Kiawah! 8 hr drive. Worth it!

Yeah right 8 hour drive. It’s 4 just to get to Richmond whenever I go on 95.

[Anonymous]

Homestead

[Anonymous]

Homestead or greenbrier?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Kiawah! 8 hr drive. Worth it!

Kiawah is very expensive and isolated. If you don’t want to drive for coffee and restaurants, it’s not for you.

Re: Hyatt Cambridge - are you venturing off property for restaurants?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Kiawah! 8 hr drive. Worth it!

Yeah right 8 hour drive. It’s 4 just to get to Richmond whenever I go on 95.

We go 1-2 times a year and never more than 8 hours. 4 hours to Richmond? You need to time your trip better.

[Anonymous]

Kingsmill Resort, Williamsburg.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Kiawah! 8 hr drive. Worth it!

Yeah right 8 hour drive. It’s 4 just to get to Richmond whenever I go on 95.

On Saturdays in the summer, yes. Or during after work rush hour. Don't do that.

[Anonymous]

There are some decent restaurants in the Oxford/St Michaels area. Even Salisbury has a decent restaurant.

The secret to Hyatt Chesapeake is you have to venture off campus for meals.