Families can now turn every hotel stay into an exciting adventure with collectible rewards, exclusive surprises, and child-friendly experiences across participating Millennium Hotels & Resorts.
Venue: Participating Millennium Hotels & Resorts properties across Asia Pacific, including:Ā Grand Copthorne Waterfront Hotel Singapore,Ā Orchard Hotel Singapore,Ā M Hotel Singapore City Centre,Ā M Social Resort Penang,Ā M Social Hotel Phuket,Ā M Social Hotel Suzhou
Launch Date:Ā 1 Aug 2026
Time:Ā Available throughout your stay
Fee:Ā Free for children aged 5ā10 staying with a MyMillennium member on a minimum two-night consecutive stay.
Family Stays Just Got More Exciting
Family holidays are about making memories together, and Millennium Hotels & Resorts (MHR) is making them even more rewarding with the launch of MyMillennium Kids, a brand-new programme created especially for young travellers.
Launching first across selected Asia Pacific properties from 1 August 2026, the initiative is designed for children aged 5 to 10 staying with a MyMillennium member for at least two consecutive nights. More than just a welcome gift, the programme transforms each hotel stay into an interactive adventure packed with surprises, collectibles, and rewards.
Collect Stickers with the MyMillennium Kids
Adventure Passport
The highlight of the programme is the MyMillennium Kids Adventure Passport.
Every eligible child receives a collectible passport to accompany them on their travels. During each stay, they can collect exclusive hotel-themed stickers while exploring participating properties around the world.
Children can also complete fun side missions to earn an additional bonus sticker during each stay, encouraging them to engage with their surroundings and making every visit feel unique.
As more stickers are collected, families unlock milestone rewards, including:
- 3 stickers: Complimentary kids' dessert
- 6 stickers: Muriel the Cow plush toy
- 9 stickers: Complimentary room upgrade on the next stay
- 12 stickers: Exclusive MyMillennium Kids merchandise, Junior World Explorer certificate, and entry into a giveaway
The passport encourages repeat stays while giving children something exciting to look forward to every time they travel.
Thoughtful Touches Throughout the Stay
The MyMillennium Kids experience extends beyond the Adventure Passport.
Upon arrival, young guests are welcomed with a personalised letter from Muriel the Cow, the programme's friendly mascot, together with a surprise gift that may include snacks, souvenirs, or special-occasion treats depending on the hotel.
Children also receive a blank "Do Not Disturb ā Junior Explorer Inside" door hanger, along with stickers and markers so they can personalise it themselvesāadding a fun creative activity right from the start of their stay.
These thoughtful details help children feel like VIP guests while making family holidays even more memorable.
Responding to the Rise of Family Travel
The launch of MyMillennium Kids comes as family travel continues to grow worldwide, with hotels increasingly creating experiences designed specifically for younger guests rather than simply offering family-friendly accommodation.
By combining interactive activities, personalised welcome gifts, and collectible rewards, Millennium Hotels & Resorts aims to create meaningful experiences that children will remember long after the holiday ends.
The programme will launch across participating Asia Pacific properties before expanding to Europe and the United States in 2027.
Planning a Family Getaway?
Families staying at participating Millennium Hotels & Resorts can join MyMillennium during check-in to enjoy immediate access to the programme and start collecting Adventure Passport stickers from their very first stay.
If you're planning a family holiday, MyMillennium Kids offers a fun way to keep little travellers engaged while rewarding repeat stays with exclusive perks and surprises.
BYKidO Tip
We recently experienced MyMillennium Kids during our stay at M Social Phuket and will be sharing a full review soon, including what children can expect and whether the programme is worth signing up for. Stay tuned!