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- Jungle Pool
- Kids' dining program
- S'mores Night on Wednesdays
About Four Seasons Resort The Biltmore, Santa Barbara
Four Seasons The Biltmore is located on a pristine beach in Santa Barbara. The 200 guest rooms and suites display Spanish colonial decors in one-story cottages surrounded by green gardens. Each cottage has three to five guest rooms with private entrances. Rooms typically feature furnished patios, fireplaces and vaulted ceilings. Modern appliances are in the rooms, such as flat-screen televisions and DVD players. Bathrooms are luxurious with deep soaking tubs and fountain spouts. Select bathrooms showcase heated floors. Children under age 19 can stay free with parents and rollaway beds are available. Babysitting services can be arranged when parents want to spend a romantic evening at the spa or dining on the beach. Bella Vista serves Californian cuisine inspired by the wine country. An outdoor terrace overlooks the beach at Tydes Restaurant. Mediterranean dishes feature fresh-caught seafood. For fun, families can frequent the Jungle Pool in the gardens. Nearby Butterfly Beach offers opportunities to go kayaking, sailing scuba diving or fishing. Explore the area with the resort's free bicycles. A famous S'mores Night is held on Wednesday nights at the Four Season's fire pit.
Children receive their own welcome amenity on arrival at the resort. Rooms contain kid-sized bathrobes, baby toiletries, cribs and childproof equipment. Complimentary use of toys and baby equipment is standard. Also, restaurants offer kid-friendly dining options. The "You Dine, We Play" program is for children to enjoy a dinner with new friends, along with a variety of activities, like video games, foosball and Ping Pong. The program is open to children ages 7 to 13 at Tydes Restaurant.
Written by Whitney Rife
Four Seasons Resort The Biltmore, Santa Barbara Reviews
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- Babysitting
- Children's Program
- Cribs
- DVD Player
- Kids'/Theme Meals
- Laundry Service
- Onsite Dining
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