Announcing a New Family Travel Blog by Four Seasons
The Have Family will Travel blog is dedicated to providing the modern family with expert tips, engaging stories and reviews by trusted influencers.
An exciting new blog from Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts has been created with the family travel experience in mind.
Four Seasons traditionally aims to provide the best guest experiences, big or small. In continuing with those efforts, Have Family Will Travel is dedicated to providing the modern family with expert tips, engaging stories and reviews by trusted influencers. Rich with the tales of writers who have seen the world with family in tow, the blog is a collection of colourful experiences from like-minded bloggers, travel journalists and Four Seasons staff members. Blog posts will invite conversation, commentary and even laughter in the knowledge that family travel is all about the details.
The following posts from Have Family Will Travel should whet your travel appetite. Have something to say about them? Just leave a comment at the bottom of each entry. You can reply to comments by others, too.
Uncommon Boston with Mommy Niri
Blogger Mommy Niri discovers that Four Seasons Hotel Boston provides essential luxury.
How to Plan a Trip Your Teen Will Love
The most enjoyable, and memorable, trips occur when you incorporate their wish lists.
Momma’s Gone City Visits Four Seasons Hotel New York City
Jessica Shyba enjoys the wonders of the Big Apple and Four Seasons Hotel New York with her family.
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Our family of 4 had the great pleasure of staying here a few years ago. In our travels, we have been fortunate enough to have stayed at other great resorts like Pelican Hill, 4 Seasons Whistler, Grand Del Mar, Ojai, Bacara & Montage, so we feel like we we can provide relevant perspective. We were BLOWN AWAY by the FANTASTIC guest service across the board – valet, check in, in-room amenities for adults & kids, restaurants, pool, kids club, etc. The Four Seasons Biltmore was definitely a resort in a class of its own.
Needless to say, our family was ecstatic to book a return visit on June 17, 2012 for 4 nights after school ended this year. While the facility and views are still as amazing as before, the service has definitely declined dramatically. No one seems to know what is going on…whether it be the check in desk, concierge, restaurants or kids activities. We are very disappointed to have spent so much money & to have looked so forward to a repeat of the tremendous experience we had before.
Thank you for sharing your comments regarding your most recent stay with us. We sincerely apologize for any shortcomings you experienced at the Resort. We truly value your feedback and have reviewed it with our team to ensure that service issues like you describe do not happen in the future.
We would welcome the opportunity to speak with you directly about the specific challenges you encountered during your stay, and will contact you to do so. Also, please feel free to contact our General Manager, Karen Earp, at (805) 565-8201 or karen.earp@fourseasons.com at your convenience.
Again, we apologize for your negative experience and hope to have the opportunity to welcome you back to the Resort.
As a family that spans from Australia to the UK, long-haul family travel, with its charm, challenges and altogether new experiences, is the norm….!
We are regular guests at Four Seasons (most recently Hong Kong and Prague) and have lots of feedback and ideas on how to create and manage a
wonderful luxury family holiday…
Looking forward to reading!