"adult only" holidays?

Pollycat

leylandsunaddict wrote: »

Thomson Sensimar are all adults only.

But we don't know if the OP is looking to book with Thomson.

All she mentioned was:

thegirlsmum wrote: »

I know this is going to make me lookstupid buti'm going to ask anyway. i've been browsing the well known travel agents and a lot are advertising hotels as being adult only.

I just used Thomas Cook & Thomson as examples.

leylandsunaddict

Pollycat wrote: »

But we don't know if the OP is looking to book with Thomson.

All she mentioned was:

I just used Thomas Cook & Thomson as examples.

No we don't, but I was just pointing out that Sensimar are adults only.

Easiest way of checking if a property is adults only is check their own website.

EconomicsGirl

I think its just holidays for people that don't want to holiday with kids.

I've got kids so happy to holiday with them and happy to holiday with other people's terribly behaved ones (so I can reassure myself mine aren't that bad!).

I think separating people who don't want to be with kids works well for everyone. I would always check hotel website and review sites too.

peachyprice

Grumpelstiltskin wrote: »

You need to read the small print, sometimes it means that the particular travel agent will say we only sell to adults but there is nothing to stop the hotel letting out rooms to people with children. I saw this myself last year.

Indeed.

And also just because UK travel agents sell it as 'adults only' doesn't mean that other countries will. Do your homework very thoroughly OP.