The Mill Resort & Suites Aruba

"To jest ukryty klejnot dla par szukających do ssania słońca i romansu Aruba. Hotel oferuje szybki shuttle do oszałamiające Palm Beach. Pokoje są przestronne i przytulne, kabany pola basenu ustawiają scenę na picie koktajli pod waszą dłonią. Wieczory są magiczne: jesteś kilka minut od żywych restauracji, muzyki na żywo i zachodnich spacerów wzdłuż brzegu. Ciepły, uważny personel sprawia, że czujesz się w domu, dodając to dodatkowe błyskawice do pobytu. Dla par pragnących mieszankę relaksu, przygody i uroku wyspy, Mill jest marzeniem wyborem. Dzięki za posiadanie nas."

Yoyita Suites Aruba

"Very clean and warm"

Divi Aruba Phoenix Beach Resort

Aruba Boutique Apartments - Adults Only

Embassy Suites by Hilton Aruba Resort

"This hotel is recommended for families. The rooms are very clean. All the facility’s of the hotel were very clean. The breakfast was very good. And every day there is a happy hour which was very nice with free chips, cheese and drink"

The Westerly at Hilton Aruba Caribbean Resort

Alto Vista Hills

Barceló Aruba - All Inclusive

Aruba Boutique Art Hotel, BW Signature Collection

"The location, breakfast, and hotel service was amazing. I would have been there again 🫶"

Marriott's Aruba Surf Club

"I read so many reviews before going and I honestly thought, these cannot be true. Well, they are for the most part. So buyer beware. This is a resort for time share owners, and you forget that when you see "Marriott", a name we believe in. The pools are too small for the amount of guests. The hotel in most places is completely dated. Lots of paint needs, missing tiles, rust in areas, just not appealing. The elevators in the lighthouse were in repair making it painful for us every day to get to our rooms or back down. The room was nice, we had a 2BR suite which was an adjoining room. We had a washer and dryer which we always appreciate. Views were great too as it was ocean view. We ate off resort for everything dinner and picked up food for the room for breakfast and lunch at the grocery store on the way. Parking was limited btw, and had to circle for a while at times which made you wonder what happens to the last one back from dinner? Be careful of the wind when opening your car doors, it will practically rip the door off. They have a lazy river but you need a float to use it. Search for free left over ones just outside the pool or down by the adult pool gate exit. Do not forget your sunscreen, it's highway robbery here... so stop at the grocery store if nothing else. I believe we paid like $60-$70 per bottle! Marriott, you should do better! Some of the staff monitor your chair tags like stalking prey, and take your tags if you're not down there. Here's the issue. People line up at 6 am to claim chairs. There is no way you're hanging out at 6 just to keep a chair. So, we took our chances, picked inconspicuous chairs, and got down there by 9 am to use them. In high season, it's insane how many chairs are tagged by 9 and no place to sit in the shade which is a problem in Aruba sun. Again, grounds are too small for the 700 rooms that appear booked non stop in season. Checking in was easy enough. We purchased the bracelets to make it easy for our stay for room access. The pool service didn't exist, even when I complained to the manager, it didn't improve. I was disappointed overall with our stay so I reached out to him directly. He actually met with me in person. Nothing came of it, and he didn't offer any type of concession given our experience, but he was a gentleman and I enjoyed talking with him nonetheless. So if you enjoy sitting poolside or beachside, don't expect to remain in your seat, you will have to make the effort each time to get something, completely spoiling the experience for us. The beach is very nice, and the water very swimmable. There are restaurants within walking distance as well. The lunch at the restaurant is fine but dinner was like fast food takeout from the looks of it, so unless you have toddlers, you may want to have an alternative plan. Plenty of great restaurants in Aruba, but you'll have to take a taxi or drive to most. I wouldn't recommend staying here unless you get really great deal, like great deal, then "

Marriott's Aruba Ocean Club

"This property is on what I call the "Marriot Strip." It's nestled between the Marriot Surf Club and Marriot Stellaris. The Ritz Carlton is at the end of the strip, next to the Stellaris. This is the smallest property on the strip and the quietest along w/ the Ritz. The pool is great. It's large w/ a swim up bar, pool bridge and numerous waterfalls and hot tubs. There are sufficient pool loungers and umbrellas. The outdoor lunch restaurants are very good. The outdoor area is well maintained. The beach has palapas, which need to be rented at 7 am for $10 each online. You can also pre-rent a day in advance at the towel desk for $25. The beach is nice with lots of palm trees. Lots of floaties available for use. My only complaint was that they did not clean up the seaweed every day from the beach. It was only cleaned up once during our one week stay. They really need to dig it all up from under the water and clean up the beach like the Ritz Carlton. Their towel policy is also restrictive - you are only given 4 towels for the one bedroom units. You can refresh them once a day, but you must hand in your wet towels. So, you can either cover the back of your chaise lounger or the bottom, not both. On the plus side, the chaise loungers are lightly padded and comfortable! There were blue lizards and iguanas roaming around by the pool area, which the kids loved of course. We had a one bedroom apartment which was very spacious. The unit had a nice view and was all updated and modern, except for the bathroom which needed some TLC. My only complaint about the unit was the bathroom. The building has some gift shops, a convenience store, a Mexican restaurant and an ice cream shop. Service was adequate but not consistent. The property is a short walk from the restaurant/shopping strip that is bustling at night. All in all, it is a good Timeshare if you are looking for something that is quieter, and not too busy like the Surf Club or Stellaris."

Aruba Blue Village Hotel and Apartments

"Our 2nd stay at Aruba blue village and definitely won’t be our last! The staff are incredible, cannot praise them highly enough from the management who is always available right through to the girls on the check in desk and the guys in the restaurant, nothing is too much trouble. It isn’t particularly close to the beach or the old town however the hotel provide a shuttle to eagle beach, palm beach & the old town every day, the driver,Anthony is a lovely guy. The girls on reception are also able to book taxis and can arrange a transfer to the airport or some of the further away beaches if you don’t have a rental car. The rooms are spacious and beds comfortable. Pools are kept immaculate. The only downside is the restaurant is only open for breakfast (which is fantastic btw) and again at 5pm for dinner with a good selection of meals available very reasonably priced. And there is a supermarket a 7 or 8 minute walk away where you can buy what you need for a quick sandwich if you decide you want a couple of pool days but generally if you have gone to the beach you’ll likely eat out. Overall if you’re looking for a nice friendly and clean place to stay and aren’t overly fussed about being in an all action area (which let’s face it, Aruba is about relaxing!) then this is a perfect base for a great holiday at a great price The I highly recommend this hotel"