Spanish Hotel Playground

One of the important criteria for hotels is that a playground is nearby. This criteria achieved "met expectations" when we found the playground across the street was part of our hotel. It would have "exceeded expectations" but the gate to the playground was locked and we had to ask the front desk to send someone to open it for us.

Nice size and plenty of sunshine and shade

J and L enjoyed the slide, though J wanted L to ride down with him. The only problem was she didn't want to. They made a compromise by riding on the see-saw.

L and J laugh it up

Mommy and L laugh it up

My wife was unavailable for comment after I put that last picture into the post. I believe her exact words were, "I'm not speaking to you."

Speaking of perilous actions, J had no worries climbing the blue climber multiple times. He was even happy to get his photograph at the top.

King of the mountain

Our only worry was going to the playground as the first thing we did on vacation. The last time that happened (in Portugal) the kids only wanted to go to the playground every day for the rest of the trip. Luckily they loved going on adventures this time, so we were not in so much trouble.