Top 10 North America Family Hotels & Resorts: Villa Roma Resort

Our next resort is a splendid Catskills family destination. You will find Villa Roma in The Catskills of New York, a beautiful place where you’ll discover something to do in every season.

Winter, spring, summer, or fall- Villa Roma will keep your family active and entertained with their endless array of facilities and programs. In the summer months, their complimentary activities include tennis, basketball, volleyball, softball and more! There’s also horseback riding, a rock-climbing wall, and go-carts for an additional fee. In the winter, take advantage of Villa Roma’s Ski Area where you can go ice skating, skiing, snowboarding, and there’s even a Ski School for beginners. Younger kids will have a blast sledding and making snow angels, or stay warm and cozy indoors in the resort’s pool, Jacuzzi, and sauna. And if you’d like to escape for a while to enjoy some peace and quiet without the little ones, Villa Roma’s Kid’s Program will keep them entertained all day with a long list of fun activities that are just for them like Color Wars, Bumper Boats, and Face Painting. There are also fun events like Magicians, Wildlife Shows, and Circus Events. With so much to do, you will never hear those dreaded two words, “I’m bored.”

At Villa Roma, you’ll have a few room types to choose from. Their new Two-Bedroom Suites can accommodate 4-8 people and features a separate living area and kitchen facility. They also have spacious Guest Rooms available that can comfortably sleep 2-4 people. And you don’t need to leave the resort to have a delicious meal. The Main Dining Room serves breakfast and dinner for your convenience. You’ll also find additional eateries around the resort including a poolside grill and Ronnie’s Deli. Pack your bags and escape with your family to Villa Roma!

Things to Know

Address

356 Villa Roma Road, Callicoon, NY 12723

Highlights

Villa Roma has over 30 activities just for kids!

Fun facts

Villa Roma's Golf Course is one of the newest in the Catskills and Golf Digest has called it, "A little slice of heaven."