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He's a former school bus driver who knows how to keep your kids engaged and safe. There's really no need to leave the Grand Geneva property once you arrive, no matter what the season. From sledding and sleigh rides to swimming, tennis and climbing rock walls, there's plenty to offer even the most finicky of your children. With golf, a great spa and multiple restaurants to choose from, adults, too, will appreciate a getaway at the Timber Ridge Lodge. Indoor waterpark and two outdoor pools PJ story time in the lobby The best fun my daughter ever had As a TripAdvisor company, we searched 200+ sites to find the best hotel prices. Compare best prices from the top travel sites The 225 suites here are all perfectly suited for families, and many of the suites will open up to neighboring suites if you're traveling with others. A fully equipped kitchen has all the utensils and basics to put together a snack or a meal for the family. Grocery services are provided.
Suites are one or two bedrooms and all are two levels with flat-screen televisions upstairs and down. The lower level includes a DVD player and a media docking facility. The entire Timber Ridge property has a strong Wi-Fi signal at no extra charge. A movie rental box is located just across the hall from the entrance to the waterpark. Pick out one of your family's favorites or bring along a DVD from home and enjoy the evening in your suite. Parents will appreciate a bedroom with a king-sized bed and a whirlpool bath with doors that close and lock. Each suite includes a fireplace, a small dining area and your choice of a patio or balcony. Other hotels you might like... Grand Velas Riviera Maya Great Wolf Lodge Niagara Falls Beaches Turks & Caicos Aruba Marriott Resort & Stellaris Casino Four Seasons Resort Maui at WaileaFor a few years now I've been recreating actual events from the War on Terror in LEGO. The notorious Abu Ghraib torture photographs, Guantanamo Bay, Israeli war crimes and the rape in Mahmudiya by US troops have all been recreated.
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