INNSiDE by Melia UK launch curated craft sets for family stays

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Kids lying on a bed watching Disney

Inspiring curious minds to get creative this October half term, INNSiDE by Meliá, part of Meliá Hotels International, has launched a range of crafty hampers for kids, to add on to all stays.

Available at INNSiDE’s UK North hotels, including INNSiDE Liverpool, the new craft hampers feature a selection of curious goodies designed to inspire the next generation of budding creatives.

The craft hampers have been created by the best in the business, with experts from local craft and lifestyle stores in each city packaging each bespoke offering. Craft hampers are available during October half term and onwards for just £20.

Collaborating with MerseyMade, INNSiDE Liverpool encourages little ones to take inspiration from the city’s creatives. The only permanent outlet showcasing local work in Liverpool, MerseyMade can be found in the heart of Liverpool city centre and also offers an art store and cafe serving sweet treats. The Merseyside creatives have created a bespoke hamper featuring goodies which pay tribute to Liverpool’s iconic heritage.

INNSiDE Liverpool can be found on the quiet Old Hall Street, ideal for families looking for a city centre stay without the hustle and bustle. The hotel is within walking distance of major city attractions such as the Albert Dock and Liver Building, perfect for curious minds.

INNSiDE Liverpool is a creative hub itself. Working frequently with local creators including the Dot Art collective, INNSiDE Liverpool displays an array of local talent on its first floor gallery space.
 
Offering bright, spacious interconnecting rooms, studios and Townhouse rooms, INNSiDE by Meliá hotels offer families space and comfort. The mystery craft hampers will launch this October half term at all UK North hotels and will continue as an ongoing activation for family stays. Rooms during October half term, for daily stays from £110.

Find out more at www.innside.com

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