We have DREAMED of staying at the LEGENDARY Hotel Breakers for years and years and we FINALLY made that dream a reality!
At the end of August, we booked a 3-day weekend at Cedar Point, staying at Hotel Breakers – we had the most beautiful, fun weekend together as a family of four!
(Hotel Breakers definitely has it’s pros and cons. I created a full, in-depth review of our experience at the hotel – you can watch that HERE.)
We did love the convenience of being able to simply walk from Hotel Breakers right into Cedar Point (definitely the biggest and best perk for staying there!) Being able to stroll into the park, get something to eat, ride a few rides, enjoy some attractions, and then stroll back over to the hotel to relax in the pools and hot tubs was SO relaxing!
A huge shout-out to The Family Entertainment Group – they run the two arcades at Cedar Point (as well as the arcades at parks like Carowinds, Kings Island, Great Wolf Lodge, and Kalahari) – they provided us with game cards during our stay and we had SO MUCH FUN playing in the arcade while it was raining outside! We aren’t typically huge arcade people, but they are definitely a great place to escape the extreme heat or to wait out some inclement weather at an amusement park (we’ve definitely done our fair share of both!) The arcades at Cedar Point are huge and we had a blast exploring them – our kids won so many prizes and it’s all they talked about all weekend! Thank you, Family Entertainment Group!
And because – what’s a blog post without photos – here are just a few (these are a mix of iPhone snaps & photos taken with my “big” camera).
Stay tuned! Part TWO is coming up on Thursday!
I watched YouTube video about Hotel Breakers and don’t believe you understood it all. You stated it needs updates, had bad old day advertising, and no special decor, but that is extremely in accurate. If you know the history, you’ll understand why I state so. The hotel opened in 1905 and originally had over 1000 rooms, which is why you see the old beach portraits. The stain glass you walked past are Tiffany stained glass, which isn’t average decoration. There are various room sizes too. Sections of the hotel have been updated. I’ll give you a secret most people don’t know though. You can get a room of two queen beds that is extremely large because it was designed to be a suite in original plans, but needed edited. Room number 4567 (no, number isn’t a joke😆) can be requested, but not guaranteed. People that come back yearly know a lot of hidden things. Many of them stay in Breakers East section or Main Section. Breakers East is the section near Wind Seeker Gate and is where room 4567 is located.