Royal in Playa

ALICES · 09-24-2007

Can someone tell how strick the RPD is about age. I know the age limit is 16 and my son is 15 and 1/2. Will I need to show I.D. or should I rebook somewhere else. I hate to do that.
Thanks

Karen in NYC · 09-24-2007

I just got back from 8 days at Royal PDC - I didnt see anyone even close to his age. You might want to think about another hotel.

gingele · 09-24-2007

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Originally Posted by Karen in NYC

I just got back from 8 days at Royal PDC - I didnt see anyone even close to his age. You might want to think about another hotel.

I can imagine that a bored 15 1/2 year old could be a bit of a damper on your vacation.

**Shammy** · 09-24-2007

If they suspect that he's under age 16, they will ask to see his passport. Since there are so few people his age that stay at this hotel, I have a suspicion that the hotel may indeed check ID.

There are so many family friendly resorts in the area, it may be a better idea to consider one of theose properties. What about the Gran Porto Real next door?

ALICES · 09-24-2007

Thanks everyone, I think I'll make other plans. Just got custody and had RPD booked for months. Time to adjust.

raquelle261 · 09-25-2007

I am sure you may already be aware, but in case you aren't.... the Gran Porto Real next door is the same hotel chain as the Royal. The GPR is the family friendly one of the two. Its rates are slightly lower too. I am sure the hotel will make arrangements to transfer your booking over if you or your travel agent ask them.

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ALICES sandflea Join Date: Jan 2007 Posts: 7	Royal in Playa Can someone tell how strick the RPD is about age. I know the age limit is 16 and my son is 15 and 1/2. Will I need to show I.D. or should I rebook somewhere else. I hate to do that. Thanks

09-24-2007	#2 (permalink)
Karen in NYC way into it Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: New York City Posts: 203	I just got back from 8 days at Royal PDC - I didnt see anyone even close to his age. You might want to think about another hotel.

09-24-2007	#4 (permalink)
Shammy Travel Insurance Tester Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: The Joisey Shore Posts: 10,515	If they suspect that he's under age 16, they will ask to see his passport. Since there are so few people his age that stay at this hotel, I have a suspicion that the hotel may indeed check ID. There are so many family friendly resorts in the area, it may be a better idea to consider one of theose properties. What about the Gran Porto Real next door?

09-24-2007	#5 (permalink)
ALICES sandflea Join Date: Jan 2007 Posts: 7	Thanks everyone, I think I'll make other plans. Just got custody and had RPD booked for months. Time to adjust.

09-25-2007	#6 (permalink)
raquelle261 añejo Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Hull, UK Posts: 1,677	I am sure you may already be aware, but in case you aren't.... the Gran Porto Real next door is the same hotel chain as the Royal. The GPR is the family friendly one of the two. Its rates are slightly lower too. I am sure the hotel will make arrangements to transfer your booking over if you or your travel agent ask them.

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