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[quote=Anonymous]Not a resort but our family just traveled to some cabins for spring break. I planned to drive to town (can’t order / no reception) 20 mins away and eat in restaurants each night. We ended up running into friends who were doing a taco night out of their hotel room (basically two burners, a mini fridge and a microwave). I got food to do the same and our kids didn’t have to get out of the pool to go into town and then we ate at picnic tables and it was great. I cooked (and the other family cooked) and my husband did the dishes. At home my kids’ favorite meal is a fruit / cheese/ cracker / deli meat platter. Could easily do that in a hotel room with a full size fridge.

Years ago for Disneyland (kids were an infant and a 4 year old) I picked up fruit and granola bars. We ate a full free breakfast at the hotel, fruit and granola bars and something like a pretzel or ice cream at lunch (also saved a lot of time not standing in lunch lines) and then did restaurants at night. One restaurant meal vs 3 made a big difference. 
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