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14 August 2012 11:09
A creche has been added to the facilities at a Dubai golf resort and spa
A Dubai hotel and leisure resort has opened a crèche, giving parents time to hit the golf course or relax at the spa safe in the knowledge their children are being well looked after.
The crèche at the Jebel Ali Golf Resort and Spa caters for children aged between four months and four years with staff trained by the Worldwide Kids Company, meaning the resort now caters for those of all ages.
While parents take in a round of golf or try motor boating, horse riding or cycling - some of the activities which can be covered by sports travel insurance - childcare for older children is available at the refurbished CoolZone - for youngsters aged four to 12 - and ChillZone for teenagers.
Jebel Ali International Hotels' regional general manager David Thomson said: "This is one more step in a continuing process to give families the chance to share an unforgettable beach holiday with special experiences for each member of the family, no matter what their age."
Fredrik Reinisch, general manager of the resort and spa, said: "The crèche is a fabulous addition to the childcare offering at the resort and I believe we're the first hotel in Dubai to offer this standard of facility to our guests."
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