I just thought I would introduce myself, if you’ve already clicked on the ‘about us’ button on the main website homepage, you will have an idea of why I created this website but if not, here goes a short bio!
My name is Drina Murphy, I live in South Yorkshire, England and I had the idea of Room For 5 many years ago whilst travelling with my family of 5. Most hotels only had family rooms to accommodate the stereotypical family of 4 so that left the only option of booking two rooms and having the added inconvenience of being separated, neither options were ideal but they were unfortunately neccessary if we wanted an overnight stay:( I did, however, find the odd accommodation that suited us but it took a lot of hours searching on the net. At the time I never had the knowledge to create a website for this purpose but after doing a distance learning course, I managed to learn enough to create this website to find these elusive rooms and help bigger families like ours!
As I imagined, the website has become very popular and is going from strength to stength, this problem is not only in the UK, it affects big families everywhere, particularly in Europe and my mission is to find enough of these rooms so that big families will have as much choice as families of 4 or less.
I use this blog to highlight towns & cities that have hotels that can accommodate big families as well as things to do in the area. I hope that it is useful to families and that Room For 5 continues to help big families all over the world!
Are you tired of trawling the internet in search of big family rooms to accommodate your big family? Are you sick of seeing the words ‘maximum occupancy is 4 per room’? Look no further! Room For 5 have scoured the internet and managed to find these elusive rooms in paces including Anchorage, Fairbanks, Girdwood, Juneau, Homer, Palmer, Seward, Sitka, Talkeetna and more in Alaska!! Visit http://www.roomfor5.co.uk now and find your big family hotel in Alaska quickly and easily!
Whilst visiting Alaska, why not visit the top 5 things to see and do voted on Trip advisor:
Prince William Sound in Anchorage – Soak in the breathtaking scenery of fjords, glaciers, waterfalls and bays whether kayaking, sailing or cruising through the calm waters. Wildlife abounds in the form of whales, seals, sea lions, eagles, bears and deer.
Tracy Arm Fjord – Tracy Arm is a magnificent glacier-carved fjord just south of Juneau. Many cruise itineraries include a visit to this incredible place, often as a substitute for the comparable Glacier Bay National Park. The fjord is part of the 30 mile long Tracy Arm – Fords Terror Wilderness region, located about 60 miles southeast of Juneau.
Panhandle Motorcycle Adventures is a locally owned Tour Companyoffering rentals, and scheduled or private tours. Take a self-driven tour on Harley-Davidson or Honda motorcycles! Our tours are a unique way to become acquainted with Ketchikan.
Alaskan Tails of the Trail with Mary Shields in Fairbanks – While visiting Fairbanks, Alaska in the summer, share a personal home visit with Mary Shields, celebrated Alaskan musher and author, and her sled dogs.
Trails End Horse Adventures in Homer – Trails End Horse Adventures offer half-day rides and pack trips. Tel : (907)235-6393
Do you need a hotel with a big family room, connecting rooms, suite or apartment in Nottinghamshire? If you do you have come to the right place. Room For 5 have found hotels with these elusive rooms in places including Beeston, Edwinstowe & Nottingham in Nottinghamshire. Find your hotel in Nottinghamshire now quickly and easily at http://www.roomfor5.co.uk
Whilst visiting Nottinghamshire, why not visit the top 5 things to see and do as voted on Trip Advisor:
Galleries Of Justice – This interactive museum takes you through a realistic rendering of the 14th-century penal system, from crime to punishment.
Attenborough Nature Centre – Attenborough Nature Centre is an award winning Visitor and Education facility surrounded by the tranquil waters of the beautiful Attenborough Nature Reserve, owned and managed by Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust. Situated within easy reach of Nottingham and Derby the Centre provides a “lifeline to the natural world”.
I just thought I would introduce myself, if you’ve already clicked on the ‘about us’ button on the main website homepage, you will have an idea of why I created this website but if not, here goes a short bio!
As I imagined, the website has become very popular and is going from strength to stength, this problem is not only in the UK, it affects big families everywhere, particularly in Europe and my mission is to find enough of these rooms so that big families will have as much choice as families of 4 or less.
