Looking for a SMALL toddler friendly all-inclusive caribbean/central american resort?

[Anonymous]

The buccaneer st croix

[Anonymous]

Club med miches in the Dominican Republic.

[Anonymous]

Beaches turks

[Anonymous]

There's a spreadsheet of all-inclusive resorts on Reddit where you can sort by family-friendly and number of rooms: https://www.reddit.com/r/AllInclusiveResorts/comments/18cmqsz/all_inclusive_resort_spreadsheet_w_ratings_and/

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:
Looking for a recommendation for a toddler friendly all-inclusive caribbean/central american resort/hotel.

Ideally a place that is on the smaller side, decent food, really shallow pools and possibly a small kid play area.

Do not want a 800 room Ibero star type place - doesn't have to be teeny but don't need like like 7 swim up bars or anything.

Priorities are zero entrance pool and nice beach, and bonus points for local feel/local foods and comfortable beds.

Central America? Do you understand what exactly you are getting yourselves into? I would highly, highly recommend not doing this unless you are married to a CA and fluent in Spanish.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:
Looking for a recommendation for a toddler friendly all-inclusive caribbean/central american resort/hotel.

Ideally a place that is on the smaller side, decent food, really shallow pools and possibly a small kid play area.

Do not want a 800 room Ibero star type place - doesn't have to be teeny but don't need like like 7 swim up bars or anything.

Priorities are zero entrance pool and nice beach, and bonus points for local feel/local foods and comfortable beds.

Central America? Do you understand what exactly you are getting yourselves into? I would highly, highly recommend not doing this unless you are married to a CA and fluent in Spanish.

What in the world?!?! This is a bonkers response.

[Anonymous]

Hyatt Ziva in Jamaica. Great pool and beach for toddlers. Resort is a manageable size.