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Hotels in Aruba
58 Hotels
Marriott's Aruba Surf Club
103 L.G. Smith Boulevard

The always-bustling Marriott’s Aruba Surf Club is one of three huge beachside Marriott resorts that sit side by side in Aruba’s popular beachfront High Rise district. The safe, family-oriented three-pearl Surf Club has 450 clean, comfortable rooms (with kitchenettes) and apartments that are spotless and comfortable, albeit dated. Many enjoy wonderful views of the pool to the ocean. Highlights include the series of pools with a Lazy River (though deck chairs can go fast), a waterslide, and a top-notch fitness center. Plenty of restaurants are located nearby, which is lucky because on-site dining is limited to casual poolside fare and to-go snacks from the convenience store -- and it’s all overpriced. Travelers seeking more on-site dining options could try the Holiday Inn.

Hyatt Regency Aruba Resort and Casino
J.E. Irausquin Blvd 85

The Hyatt Regency Aruba Resort and Casino is a four-pearl hotel located in Aruba’s Palm Beach High-Rise Hotel District. With a fabulous three-tiered pool, waterslide, full-service spa, busy casino, and access to beautiful Palm Beach, the hotel has a high-energy atmosphere and there’s no shortage of things to do or eat on-site. Beautifully landscaped grounds and sleek decor in the public spaces inject the Hyatt with a welcome dose of style and tropical flavor, that doesn't quite carry over to the rooms. The 357 guest rooms are clean and bright, and come with flat-screen TVs and large bathrooms. Though not a new hotel, the Hyatt is meticulously cared for, and the vibe here is somewhat more upscale than many other High-Rise properties in the area. Those after an all-inclusive deal could try Divi Aruba All-Inclusive.

Karibu Aruba
Salina Cerca

In Swahili, the word ‘karibu’ means ‘welcome,’ and it’s a fitting name for this quaint, three-pearl boutique property, whose Dutch owners make travelers feel as if they are special guests in their home. They go above and beyond -- like offering rides, tips on what to do, and free cell phones in each room -- to make for a memorable experience that's a far cry from what you’d get at a typical high-rise hotel in Aruba. Beautifully decorated, modern rooms (of which there area only three) plus a small pool help, too -- though you can get the same for a bit more cash at nearby Boardwalk Hotel, which is also a closer walk to the beach.

Hilton Aruba Caribbean Resort & Casino
J.E. Irausquin Boulevard 81

Following extensive 2016 renovations, this upscale Hilton (formerly a Radisson) stands as an icon of modernist architecture with chic surroundings on Aruba’s popular Palm Beach. Its 357 rooms are spacious, comfortable, and handsomely appointed, with furnished balconies or patios and a choice of views. Highlights include two lovely big pools, immaculate tropical garden grounds (complete with caged Macaws), a top-notch spa and fitness center, and beachfront dining, although kid-focused activities are surprisingly lacking. The Hilton is a popular hub for couples and families seeking an elegant backdrop to their Aruba vacation. A major plus is the prime location -- right on popular Palm Beach -- perfectly calm for swimming and floating; with plenty of restaurants, bars, and nightlife within walking distance. Travelers seeking an upmarket vibe for adults only could try Bucuti & Tara Beach Resort

Barcelo Aruba
J.E. Irausquin Boulevard 83

The Barcelo Aruba is an upper-middle-range all-inclusive resort located on busy and beautiful Palm Beach. The hotel’s 373 rooms have an ocean-inspired color palette, and offer minibars as well as narrow balconies or terraces -- and some have ocean views. The decor could use a refresh in some areas, but on the plus side, the hotel features a gorgeous beach, full casino, lovely pool complex, and all-inclusive access at over a dozen restaurants and bars. Note that reservations are required for dinner (except at the buffet). Expect to pay extra for Wi-Fi in the rooms. Many more dining and entertainment options can also be found in the surrounding High-Rise Hotel district. For travelers who aren't interested in all-inclusive options, check rates at the nearby Aruba Marriott Resort & Stellaris Casino

Bubali Bliss Studios
Bubali 147

The chic design and modern amenities at three-pearl Bubali Bliss Studios put it a sharp step above the many dated mid-range properties in this corner of Aruba. This cheerful hotel offers just 10 impeccably clean and funky apartment-style rooms with full kitchens and flat-screen TVs, plus some with spacious patios. Their proximity to the Super Food Plaza is both a pro and a con: the convenience to the grocery is great for independent travelers, but some might balk at the unsightly parking lot views and the precarious (if brief) walk to Eagle Beach. For those who want to avoid the full-service high-rise hotel scene but not skimp on style, Bubali Bliss Studios is better than neighboring Sasaki Apartments, though rates there may be a bit cheaper. 

Aruba Cunucu Residence
Westpunt 13, Close to Terra del Sol

With six apartments ranging from Studio to Two-Bedroom layouts, Arubu Cunucu Residence is a reliable three-pearl option, with a calm vibe that bustling resort areas lack. It's located in a slightly isolated residential area, but beaches, restaurants, and nightlife are all within a five-minute drive. Apartments are very dated, but they’re clean, comfortable, spacious, and well-equipped with full kitchens, flat-screen TVs, homey furniture, and practical touches like beach chairs and coolers. The property's highlight feature is its pleasant and sizable infinity pool. Cunucu’s simplicity is reflected in its affordable price, and the ability to self-cater is a big plus, as dining out in Aruba isn't cheap. Scene-seekers should stay elsewhere, and travelers looking for a stay with more on-site amenities that's closer to the beach can try Tropicana Aruba Resort. 

Divi Aruba Phoenix Beach Resort
75 Je Irausquin Blvd, Palm Beach

The four-pearl Divi Aruba Phoenix Beach Resort is the Divi group’s only tower property, just 11 minutes from the capital of Oranjestad. It's located on Palm Beach, and guests will have easy access to the High-Rise District's restaurants, casinos, and nightlife. The 240 stylish suites come in a range of sizes (studio, one, two, or three-bedroom), and have fully-equipped kitchens, flat-screen TVs, DVD players, and balconies with ocean views. The newer Beach Tower offers upgraded amenities such as stainless steel appliances and washer/dryer combos. The numerous features -- including a large outdoor pool, two popular beachside restaurants, tennis courts, a modern fitness center, and impressive spa -- make this resort feel much bigger than it actually is. Travelers who aren’t into tower hotels could try Divi Village Golf & Beach Resort

Aruba Marriott Resort & Stellaris Casino
L.G. Smith Boulevard 101

The Aruba Marriott Resort & Stellaris Casino is an upscale hotel located on calm and picturesque Palm Beach. The 411 guest rooms are some of the most contemporary and nicely maintained in High-Rise Hotel District, one of Aruba’s main dining and entertainment centers. And yet, there are enough features to keep guests on the property for an entire vacation. There's a full-service Starbucks in the lobby, several restaurant options, a large casino, luxe spa, and two outdoor pools -- including a swim-up bar. Guests are definitely in vacation mode, but the ambience is pleasantly low key. For an all-inclusive alternative, the Barcelo Aruba on Eagle Beach has several excellent free restaurants and more of a party vibe. 

Playa Linda Beach Resort
J.E. Irausquin Boulevard 87

Playa Linda Beach Resort is a 214-room upper-middle-range time-share property located directly on gorgeous Palm Beach. Most of the clean rooms have an apartment-style design with full kitchenettes, separate living rooms, and private outdoor space, making it well-suited for longer stays. Plus, the resort’s two-bedroom units, waterfall family pool, and kids' club are big draws for anyone traveling with the kids in tow. There is also a hot tub, an Asian-themed spa, and plenty of places to grab a drink on-site, as well as a plethora of restaurants, shops, and entertainment located in the hotel's plaza and along the buzzing main drag out front. However, some guests might miss an all-inclusive option. For something with all-inclusive rates on the beach, check out the Barcelo Aruba