A property with multiple room configurations — some suites for larger family units, some standard rooms for couples or individuals — tends to work better for a reunion than a destination with only one room type, since it lets everyone book appropriately for their own group size within one shared location.
Shared common spaces matter more for reunions than for typical family trips: a resort or villa with a large communal area (pool deck, shared kitchen, event space) gives the group somewhere to actually gather, rather than everyone retreating to separate rooms most of the time.
Because reunions often span a wide age range, from young kids to grandparents, a destination with both active options and low-effort relaxing options tends to satisfy more of the group than a single-focus destination built around one type of traveler.
