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Nickelodeon Suite For Family: Nickelodeon Family Suites by Holiday Inn was founded by Terry Whaples of ‘Give Kids the World’, and has since been sold to Miller Global of Denver, Colorado. The hotel is based two miles from Walt Disney World Resorts in Orlando, Florida, near the Universal Orlando Resorts. The Nickelodeon Family Suites by Holiday Inn has characters from the Nickelodeon Television Channel, like Sponge-Bob Square Pants, Dora the Explorer and Dexter in its premises; hence it makes a perfect holiday setting for kids.

777 rooms and suites, which are decorated with cheerful colors and are creatively themed, make it a terrific vacation for both kids and parents. The room service is entertaining and punctual, with a twenty-four hour, seven-day week staff help-line available.

The hotel is chockfull with fun stuff for kids, like two pool complexes with interactive games, multiple slides, nets for climbing, water jet skis, a 400-gallon dump tank, netted basketball court, multiple-height hoops for kids of all ages.

And there is more. A Mini golf course, with challenges such as the presence of lots of sand and traps nine holes and obstacles, a kids play area with wet ‘n’ dry attractions like squirt games and slides, an arcade, a 3,000-square-foot room full of games. Everything to keep both kids and adults entertained.

Nickelodeon Suite For Touring Orlando: The Nickelodeon Family Suites by Holiday Inn and other chain of hotels provides a free shuttle to Universal Orlando that leaves twice in the morning and night, and there are taxi services available that cost approximately 25 dollars. The tour of Orlando takes about 30 minutes by shuttle, and about 15 minutes by taxi. Nickelodeon provides a separate hourly shuttle that takes guests to Walt Disney World and back. Cereal, lunch and other quick meals are available at the mall. If you have a car, several affordable restaurants and shops are nearby on the International Drive. You can inquire at the Nickelodeon Guest Services about coupons.

Nickelodeon Suite Holiday Inn: Kemmons Wilson in Memphis, Tennesee, established Holiday Inn. He franchised the hotels and remained with the original features, like standardized, clean, family-friendly environment readily available for travelers on the road. There were about 50 Holiday Inns across the country in 1958. The 1000th one opened in San Antonio in 1968, and the chain took over the motel market. It increased its influence by its creative Holidex reservation system, which put monetary pressure on the traditional hotels, establishing a standard for the others like Days Inn, Travelodge Ramada inns, and Howard Johansons. By 1982, when Wilson appeared on Time Magazine’s cover page, there were more than 1,400 Holiday Inn hotels globally. Novel ideas such as the company's Holidome Indoor Pools made several hotels into mere roadside resorts. Nickelodeon family suites were created by Nickelodeon when the Holiday Inn resort was bought in 2005. Nickeolodeon Holiday Suite was made one of the branded hotels of Holiday Inn. The other hotels included Holiday Inn Sunspree Resorts and Holiday Inn Garden Court, which are only in Europe and South Africa, and have been created to portray the culture of the region.

Nickelodeon Suite Hotel: Nickelodeon Family Suites theme has been created to enchant kids with their own separate suites, which have their favorite characters like Sponge-Bob and Jimmy Neutron. Kids rooms are available with two and three-bedroom suites, and are furnished with bunk or twin beds and video games. The two-bedroom suites can accommodate up to seven people, and are equipped with common bathrooms and mini-kitchens. Three small bedroom suites with full kitchens and two baths are also available. Couples can reserve Nick at Night suites with kitchens, plasma TVs and heart-shaped whirlpool bathtubs. The main features are designed for kids below 12, who are given free entertainment and food.