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A large-scale family resort in Southwest Florida featuring five waterslides, a lazy river, a 3+ kids club, and a private island.
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Experience it
See what a stay really looks like with kids.
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sleep
- All rooms have floor-to-ceiling sliding glass doors with either Juliet balconies or furnished balconies (we recommend the latter so you have a place to go while your kids nap).
- Standard king rooms have sofa beds that can sleep a child. Only Accessible standard rooms have a bathtub.
- There are a limited number of patio rooms that offer larger outdoor spaces with seating and pool views. Some have foosball tables.
- One-bedroom suites have a separate living room with a sleeper sofa. Some can expand to become up to three-bedroom suites.
- Bay view rooms will give you a great sunset view.
- Rooms were renovated in 2022.
play
- The star attraction is 3 acres of pools, with 5 waterslides (3-story tower, racing slides, inner-tube slides), lazy river, and 4 heated pools. The large waterslides have a height requirement (42" for some, 48" for others).
- The family pool is zero-entry and has a small slide that little kids can use.
- The kids club takes kids as young as 3, if they are potty trained. Full and half-day sessions are available, and sometimes evening. Book online at least 24-hours in advance (it does fill up).
- There's no walkable beach, but they'll ferry you to their private island beach. It's free, but you need to reserve in advance (reservations open 24-hours prior and can be made here). Kids will love the boat ride, but don't expect to spend the full day at the beach because the only food is a vending machine (there are bathrooms though!).
- There's an extensive list of daily family activities and games (bingo, contests, water balloons, crafts, and more).
- For land activities, there's a nature boardwalk trail, rock climbing, and a putting green.
- If you need a sun break, there's a small arcade and a library with books, games, and craft kits.
- They partner with a company that offers water sports (kayaking, fishing, etc) — you can find them in the lobby.
- For the golfers, there's a 9-hole par 3 course that's great for kids (in addition to a full 18-hole course).
- If you want to save money, you can stay at the nearby Hyatt Place and purchase a day pass to use Coconut Point's amenities (but plan ahead, because they do sell out).
eat
- Five dining venues range from casual to upscale: Tanglewood (Southern cuisine, all meals), Tarpon Bay (upscale seafood, dinner), Corkscrew Pool Bar (poolside with kids menu), Mangroves (bar with light bites — recommend outside seating), Cool Beans (coffee shop and market).
- Cool Beans opens at 6am with Starbucks coffee and grab-and-go items — perfect for early risers.
- Food is expensive throughout the resort, other than breakfast for young kids (you "pay their age").
- Make dinner reservations, especially for Tarpon Bay.
- You can order to-go dining online (room delivery or pickup).
- Two fire pits lit at sunset for s'mores (kits available to purchase at Cool Beans).
The details
What room setup does your family need, at minimum?
King/queen bed includes pullout sofas
Kid-size bed includes sofas (not pullout), twin beds, or rollaway beds
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From Claude:
Camp Hyatt for ages 3-12, located near small arcade. Open daily with crafts, games, books, movies, and other activities. Free during daytime hours (perfect for spa time), paid evening sessions available if parents want adult dinner time. Must make reservations 24 hours in advance. Space is clean and organized, primarily geared toward preschool age kids.
Four pools across 3 acres: main family Adventure pool with 5 waterslides (3-story tower, 2 racing slides, 2 inner-tube slides), 1,100-foot lazy river, adult-only heated lap pool with hot tub, and waterfall pool. All pools heated year-round. Zero-entry areas in family pool perfect for toddlers. 11 private cabanas available. Pool area closes at 5pm daily. Unique RFID towel tracking system - check out towels with room key, unlimited exchanges.
Private beach access via complimentary boat shuttle to Big Hickory Island, part of Estero Bay Ecological Preserve. 15-minute ferry ride where guests often spot dolphins, pelicans, and bald eagles. Pristine white sand beach with excellent shelling, beach chairs and umbrellas provided. Limited schedule (currently Thu-Sun, last boat 2:45pm), advance reservations required via QR code or online. Guests must bring own towels, food, and beverages as island is protected preserve with no vendors.
Babysitting services available through hotel concierge, but details on booking process and costs not specified in source materials. Qualified babysitting services mentioned as available with fees.
Rock climbing wall with self-belay system (limited hours 10am-2pm when staffed), small arcade with handful of games, putting green (balls available at pool shop), ping pong table, daily organized activities posted by pool (bingo, crafts, lawn games), fire pits lit at sunset for s'mores. 18-hole golf course on-site. Stillwater Spa with 18 treatment rooms, fitness center available.
Tanglewood - A Southern Kitchen: newly renovated, serves breakfast/lunch/dinner with Southern flavors. Tarpon Bay: upscale seafood restaurant, dinner only, features ceviche bar with 8 varieties, $5 kids mac and cheese. Corkscrew Pool Bar & Grill: poolside casual dining with kids menu including cheeseburgers and mini pizzas, cocktails for adults. Mangroves: indoor/outdoor bar serving cocktails and light bites, open late. Cool Beans Marketplace: lobby coffee shop with Starbucks coffee, grab-and-go items, ice cream, s'mores kits, opens 6am.
- Southwest Florida International Airport (RSW) in Fort Myers is 20 minutes away
- Self-parking from $27/night, valet from $35/night
- Complimentary shuttle to Coconut Point Mall (on demand)
- Free ferry to their private island beach (must make a reservation online)
- Electric vehicle charging is available
- Pack 'n plays (not traditional cribs)
- Highcharis
- Beach chairs and umbrellas at Big Hickory Island
- Pool shop carries necessities like sunscreen, pool toys, and goggles
Ready to Book Your Stay?
Book through us (no additional cost) for access to perks like resort credit, free breakfast, priority for upgrades, and early check-in/late check-out (crucial for naps).
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