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Home›Kid Friendly Activity and Vacation Ideas›10 Best Hotels in Virginia Beach for Families

10 Best Hotels in Virginia Beach for Families

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November 27, 2022
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One of the most family-friendly travel spots in the country is undoubtedly Virginia Beach.

But which hotels would be ideal for you if you travel with young children or a big family?

I have compiled a list of the top family-friendly hotels in Virginia Beach that you are likely to find interesting.

Excellent pools, water slides, views of the ocean, a complimentary breakfast, and more are available.

Take a look!

  1. Holiday Inn & Suites North Beach

If you are seeking a hotel for your family in Virginia Beach, the Holiday Inn & Suites North Beach is unquestionably a fantastic option.

It has many resort-style services like swimming pools, a lazy river, and a splash lagoon, making it a trendy family vacation spot.

This family-friendly resort in Virginia Beach also features three restaurants and a kids club where parents may leave their young children while they enjoy some alone time.

Televisions, microwaves, iPod docks, mini-fridges, and Wi-Fi are among the amenities available in the nautically themed rooms.

Every room has balconies, and the suites also have kitchenettes.

I would say that this is an excellent option at a reasonable price.

  1. Ocean Key Resort

The seaside view from Virginia’s Ocean Key Resort is breathtaking.

A family wishing to spend some time together would find the time-share hotel the perfect option.

This resort tops the list of family vacation spots in Virginia Beach.

The lavish rooms of the all-inclusive resort, situated at the southern tip of the leading Virginia Beach strip, are designed to look like suites.

To have your groceries delivered when you check into the hotel, you can also order them in advance online.

The third-floor activity area, which includes an arcade, a fitness facility, and a play area for smaller kids, in my opinion, is the main draw.

Also, the sun deck on the roof is a lovely spot to relax.

It has a luxurious lounge area, a large indoor pool, and a gorgeous atrium-like area that opens to the lobby.

  1. Best Western Plus Virginia Beach

Given that it already contains the word best in its name—an term that, in my opinion, accurately describes what the resort has to offer—Best Western Plus is one of the more self-aware hotels on this list.

The resort has 214 rooms, each with a mini-fridge, television, and microwave.

This budget hotel can provide facilities that anyone can usually find at expensive locations.

A children’s pool is available in addition to the outdoor pool.

Your youngsters can also have fun in the game room in this hostel.

The laundry area, which has been set aside, especially for visitors, is also available to you.

The seasonal ice cream shop, which offers mouthwatering sweets for both children and their parents if you visit at the correct time, is the cherry on top of the experience.

  1. Residence Inn by Marriott Virginia Beach Oceanfront

Another seaside hotel with great views and space for large families is Residence Inn.

There are 72 suites with single bedrooms ideal for a family of five or six.

The family suites are large, with separate living and dining areas, private balconies with views of the beach, and televisions you can watch when you are too tired to leave the room.

The rooms also have kitchens, but not all rooms have ovens.

You will receive a complimentary breakfast morning as a guest as well.

The indoor pool is also available to you with other things. There is a BBQ grill, a laundry room, a convenience store for last-minute purchases, and a hot tub that is attached to it.

  1. Holiday Inn VA Beach-Oceanside (21st St)

In Virginia Beach, directly adjacent to the boardwalk, there is another beachfront hotel called the Holiday Inn VA Beach-Oceanside.

The hotel has 149 rooms, each of which has a breathtaking view of the ocean.

This seaside is one of the best places to stay for families with young children in Virginia Beach.

Children under 12 can eat free from a specially designed menu at the beachside restaurant.

It is a deal offer that I will not ignore!

Also, there is a large pool of salt water for a soothing dip, a gym to fit in some holiday exercise, and rooms with all the amenities you could need.

  1. Hampton Inn Virginia Beach Oceanfront North

The Hampton Inn in North Virginia Beach is a first-class hotel with an indoor pool and a beachfront location.

There are 120 rooms, and every one of them has a terrace or balcony from which visitors may enjoy stunning ocean views.

Televisions, microwaves, and mini-fridges also provide in the rooms.

Because it contains a whirlpool, the indoor pool is a highlight of the hotel.

A little waterfall separates the whirlpool from the rest of the swimming pool.

It should be no surprise that the kids loved this pool part the most.

In summer, the indoor and outdoor restaurant hosts live music at dinner.

Free parking, Wi-Fi, and breakfast are also available to you.

  1. The Founders Inn and Spa, Tapestry Collection by Hilton

Because The Founders Inn and Spa is not directly on the shore like the majority of the other resorts on our list, it might fall short compared to the other names on this list.

But it also provides several other benefits that balance out this disadvantage.

The hotel’s first luxuries include a fun playground for kids and an outdoor pool with a 25-foot water slide!

Is there any chance your children will not love this?

I seriously doubt it!

Modern conveniences like televisions, safes, coffee makers, free Wi-Fi, etc., are available in all 240 rooms.

  1. Courtyard Virginia Beach Oceanfront/North 37th Street

On the northern end of the boardwalk in Virginia Beach, there is a family-friendly hotel called the Courtyard Virginia Beach Oceanfront resort.

This boardwalk section is generally quieter because it is away from the hustle and bustle.

The hotel has 160 rooms, although the decor has not been updated yet in a while. Nevertheless, it has modern facilities like televisions, balconies, and a mini-refrigerator. Etc.

However, the balconies, which give breathtaking views of the ocean in front, are the best part of the room.

There is also a large outdoor swimming pool, giving you the feeling of a water park.

When on vacation, it is also an excellent idea to use the poolside bar.

For colder weather, there is also an indoor pool with a hot tub, and via the room’s huge windows, you can admire the beauty of the ocean.

  1. Comfort Inn & Suites Oceanfront Virginia Beach

The perfect vacation spot for families with kids is Comfort Inn & Suites Virginia Beach.

Around the hotel, various great sightseeing opportunities would make great educational trips for your children.

These include the Moses Myers House, Hermitage Museum and Gardens, and Chrysler Museum of Art.

The Adam Thoroughgood House and Portsmouth Naval Shipyard Museum are two other attractions.

The hotel has 67 rooms with all the modern facilities a visitor could need.

There is a swimming pool where you can rest while not exploring the beach with the family.

PF Chang’s China Bistro, Saffron Indian Bistro, and California Pizza Kitchen are a few additional restaurant options close to the hotel.

  1. Hilton Garden Inn Virginia Beach Oceanfront

The 167 hotel rooms and suites of the Hilton Garden Inn include individual balconies with beautiful ocean views.

Neptune Park, which hosts numerous family-friendly activities, is only a few blocks from the hotel and is a beautiful place to bring your kids.

On the third floor, a sundeck is a perfect location to relax.

The pool is a terrific attraction if you are traveling with older children because there is a tiled wall they might love climbing over to switch between the indoor and outdoor pool parts.

Kids can also have fun swimming in the water below the sprays.

Conclusion

Some of the best family hotels in Virginia Beach are the ones that we already mention above.

Families of children of all ages will love the seaside views, outdoor pools, lazy rivers, water slides, and fun activities.

I strongly recommend you book a stay at any of the above places.

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