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May 2025

Once considered to be splurge-worthy sanctuaries, hotel suites are being reimagined for family travel.

- By Hannah Selinger

The Suite Life

“I DON’T EVER want to stay in any other kind of room!” my mother exclaimed. She was over the moon about the sprawling suite we were sharing with my husband and two kids at the Evermore Orlando Resort (flats from $799). Called a “flat” by the resort, our digs had four bedrooms plus a spacious living room and a full kitchen spread over 1,900 square feet. I found it a blissful respite from the bustle of theme parks, of days tackling Space Mountain and wandering the Wizarding World of Harry Potter.

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Taking the Broad View

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