Can I search for hotel rooms for a family with children and enter each child's age?

Yes, you can usually search for hotel rooms for a family and enter the age of each child. This helps the hotel supplier return rooms that match the people travelling, rather than showing rooms that may not accept the full family.

Child age rules are set by each hotel or supplier, so they are not always the same. A guest treated as a child at one hotel may be treated as an adult at another. Some properties may also require an extra bed, limit the number of children in a room, or allow a young child to share an existing bed.

The search results should show the room and meal arrangement provided by the supplier. Before booking, check that every adult and child is included, that the ages are correct, and that the room description suits the family. An incorrect age can change the available rooms or the final amount, and the hotel may charge an extra amount or refuse the room if the guest details do not match its rules.

Check which child ages and room arrangements your connected hotel suppliers support, then test a family search before offering it to customers.