Anyone travelling with children, especially those of a younger age, know the challenges parents face when trying to find a perfectly equipped holiday home – one that ensures an easy and relaxing break can be enjoyed by both mums and dads as well as by their little ones.
Designed by a family for families, Lodge 40 Retallack has covered all the bases when it comes to providing a luxury holiday home that manages to cater beautifully to the needs of multigenerational families who have little ones in tow.
From fantastic outdoor areas to a playroom within one of two living rooms, as well as a children’s room with single bed and cot bed; the lodge which also includes tons of toddler and baby equipment, makes a super spacious retreat that is perfectly suited to provide a care-free holiday for the whole family.
Set within 40 acres of glorious countryside, Retallack Resort and Spa enjoys a tranquil atmosphere, where a range of on-site facilities have been designed to give both older children and adults alike, a unique and fun-drenched holiday experience.
Arranged over two floors the lodge has been beautifully furnished with each room feeling bright and contemporary. Three gorgeous bedrooms along with the children's bedroom and three bathrooms, mean privacy and comfort for all, while a selection of DVD’s and children’s toys are provided to ensure that even on wetter days, there is no shortage of entertainment. A fantastic deck with dining set as well as child’s picnic table and a Wendy house, encourages plenty of time spent socialising together outdoors while the youngest members of the family can delight in hours of playtime.
Explore the golden sands of Mawgan Porth or paddle the Atlantic surf at nearby Fistral Beach before heading home to sink into the bubbling hot tub for a delicious soak. Four bedrooms and three bathrooms mean plenty of sumptuous space for six adult guests plus children, with a huge open-plan kitchen and dining room the ideal place to prepare and share meals together.
*Two additional travel cots are available on request
