Room Service? Put The Kids To Work
If the kids start complaining of boredom on vacation, make sure you’re staying at Bretton Woods in New Hampshire, because this hotel has a cure.
Travelsmart reports that the Mount Washington resort is one of several historic hotels that allow kids to work. At Bretton Woods, they can help in the stables caring for horses and doing maintenance. At the Fairmont in San Francisco, children can be doorman for the day, whistling for taxis. And the Peabody in Memphis lets children assist the Duckmaster in charge of Peabody’s famous army of ducks. For more information, visit www.historichotels.com.
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