Condo · Two queen beds
For two adults and two kids who want to stay together, a condo sleeps four in one unit.
SURF RANCH · FAMILY STAYS
Where to stay in San Juan del Sur with kids
Two queen beds or two separate bedrooms? Start with the right room, then plan a day around the splash pad, waterslide and pool.
Two-queen condosTwo-bedroom villasPool & splash pad
WHERE TO STAY
Choose a room that fits your family
Villa · Separate bedrooms
Choose a villa when separate sleeping spaces matter. There are two bedrooms and a rooftop terrace.
Standard · One or two guests
A standard room works for a couple or a relative traveling with your family. Check your dates for the available bed layout.
VISITING FOR THE DAY
A pool day without an overnight stay
If you’re staying elsewhere, choose your date and poolside space on the day-pass map. The full entry price goes toward your food and drinks. The splash pad, waterslide and skatepark give the family more than one way to spend the afternoon.
See the day-pass mapPLANNING YOUR STAY
Pool days or beach days?
If most meals will be at the resort, compare the all-inclusive plan. If you’ll spend your days exploring town and the beaches, a room with breakfast may fit better. The resort is inland; our surf packages include return transport to the beach for lessons.
Can two adults and two kids share one room?
Yes. For one shared sleeping space, book a condo with two queen beds. If the kids go to bed early and you want a separate bedroom, compare a villa for the same dates. Enter all four guests when checking availability.
What would all-inclusive add for our family?
Direct room bookings include breakfast. For two adults and two children at the child rate, the all-inclusive upgrade adds US$140 plus tax per night for the family. That covers three meals and the included drinks from 2 pm at check-in until noon at checkout.
A first night and a last morning with kids
A one-night stay has two different rhythms. Here’s a way to plan around check-in at 2 pm and checkout by noon.
Arrival afternoon · Keep the bags together
In a condo, both queen beds share a room and the private patio gives you somewhere to sit outside. Pick the villa instead if a younger child naps while everyone else is awake. Early access depends on availability, so ask on arrival before planning a nap around your room.
Pool break · Bring siblings back together
For kids with different interests, plan a splash-pad session and a turn at the skatepark. Skateboards and helmets can be rented onsite. An adult needs to supervise around the water and activity areas. If one adult is taking everyone, pick one activity at a time.
Departure morning · Plan around noon
Breakfast is included when booking direct. Leave time for breakfast and packing before checkout. If you add all-inclusive, coverage ends at noon on departure day, so plan any later meals separately.
If grandparents are joining
For two parents, two kids and two grandparents, compare a condo or villa for the family of four plus a standard room for the other two adults. The standard can have a queen or twin-bed configuration. Check the actual layout for your dates, especially if your relatives want separate beds.
Enter everyone in the booking search, compare the total with tax and check the cancellation and date-change terms before payment. Full payment confirms the booking.
One family, two very different meal plans
For two adults and two children at the child rate, two nights of the all-inclusive upgrade total US$280 plus tax. Picture your middle day: if everyone wants lunch after the splash pad and dinner at the resort, both meals fit the plan. If you’ve already promised dinner by the bay, allow for that restaurant bill separately.
For a child with a food allergy, contact the team before paying. Give the ingredient and ask what the kitchen can prepare for your dates. A meal-plan description alone cannot confirm preparation for a particular allergy.