Alderwick Golf, Country Club & Hotel

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Hotel

Families and Children

Family visits work best when the activities fit the ages of the children travelling. There is no general admission ticket that gives a child unrestricted access to every facility. Golf, swimming, gym use and accommodation each have their own age and supervision rules. The hotel is family-friendly but does not operate a nursery or babysitting service. Parents and guardians remain responsible for children outside the specific instruction provided during a booked coaching session.

Visitor information

Children in rooms
A Family room accommodates two adults and two children aged 0–15. A Classic Double does not allow a rollaway bed, and a Garden Suite accommodates only two adults plus one infant under three in a cot.
Cots
A travel cot is available free on request in a Family room or Garden Suite only, subject to stock. A cot infant counts towards the room's stated occupancy limit; cot provision is not a way to exceed it.
Breakfast
Yes. Breakfast is included for the two adults and up to two booked children within a Family room's permitted occupancy. Children do not receive a separate free lunch or dinner entitlement.
Childcare
No creche, supervised children's club or babysitting service is offered. A parent must not leave children with reception staff while using the golf course, restaurant or leisure facilities.
Children's swimming
Children under 16 may swim daily 09:00–11:00 and 15:00–18:00, subject to supervision rules. On 1 January 2027 those windows change to 10:00–12:00 and 15:00–17:00; the pool is closed on Christmas Day.
Play facilities
There is a small outdoor play area for ages 3–10 beside the courtyard, requiring adult supervision. There is no adventure-golf course, indoor soft-play centre or games arcade.
Older teenagers
No. For Family room occupancy, children are aged 0–15. A person aged 16 or over counts as an adult for room allocation, even though junior golf prices continue through age 17.

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