A Four Seasons in Mexico is setting up 'study cabanas' and hiring a poolside 'screen doctor' in a bid to pull in families during the school year
Schoolwork isn't always fun, but a luxury hotel in Mexico wants to help students make the most of it by setting them up to learn overlooking the pool and beach., just north of Puerto Vallarta on Mexico's west coast, wants to help families take a vacation while kids participate in remote learning with its "Knowledge for All Seasons" program, the resort shared with Travel + Leisure.
As part of the program, the hotel provides everything from complimentary Spanish classes to "study cabanas" for rent — complete with Wi-Fi, a TV monitor, headphones, a portable charger, snacks like popsicles and, of course, ocean views. "Learning can truly happen anywhere.
But learning isn't just about schoolwork: Kids can take advantage of the resort's array of after-school sports, signing up for tennis lessons, golf clinics, or yoga. And while the kids are off learning, their parents can sit back and relax in a lounge chair under a grass umbrella watching turquoise waves lap against buttery sand.
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