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Hotels in Aruba
58 Hotels
Beach House Aruba Apartments
LG Smith Blvd 450

Beach House Aruba is a two-and-a-half-pearl hotel located directly across from Hadicurari Beach. The hotel’s eight rooms, apartments, and suites are homey and cheerful, with most offering lovely open-air kitchens or kitchenettes. Features are limited to a small but appealing pool and free Wi-Fi -- there's no restaurant or breakfast service. Set within an appealing garden, the hotel feels like a secluded retreat, yet the bustling High Rise district is a 10-minute walk away. Travelers might want to compare rates with the nearby Carinas Studio Apartments, though this property lacks a pool. 

La Cabana Beach Resort & Casino
J. E. Irausquin Blvd. 250

Located on the northern edge of J.E. Irausquin Boulevard's Low Rise hotel zone, the 449-room La Cabana Beach Resort and Casino is across from Eagle Beach and walking distance to restaurants, shops, and bars. This upper-middle-range time-share resort packs in a lot of features from a casino, to a spa, to a large health club, and even a little chapel. Rooms are spacious with impressively equipped kitchens featuring garbage disposals and dishwashers -- plus private outdoor space. It's a social spot, so if you're looking for a romantic vacation, you might want to check next door at the Amsterdam Manor

Boardwalk Hotel Aruba
Bakval 20

For those in search of an intimate boutique experience on Aruba, the Boardwalk Hotel is an excellent three-and-a-half-pearl choice. This peaceful 14-room property, tucked behind three massive Marriott properties and situated on a former coconut plantation, remains an oasis of calm. The bright, spacious casitas have full kitchens or kitchenettes, bright beach-chic decor, and semi-private patios. Snorkeling equipment is free to use, as are palapa-shaded lounge chairs, and it's just a five-minute walk to Palm Beach (full of bustling restaurants, casinos and nightlife). There's also a "hidden" beach nearby that's recommended by the owners -- they know the local scoop. While the hotel does have a small pool, there is no restaurant. Those who'd prefer a boutique stay right on the beach should check out the Surfside Marina Hotel as an alternative. 

MVC Eagle Beach
J.E. Irausquin Boulevard 240

MVC Eagle Beach is a mid-range 19-room boutique across the road from Aruba’s famous Eagle Beach. It is mostly made up of contemporary (if snug) Double Rooms, though there are a few larger adjoining rooms, making this a nice option for couples, small families, or groups looking for a beachside bargain -- the free breakfast doesn’t hurt either.  While the small and shallow pool isn’t good for much more than dipping, there’s plenty of space to grab some sun, a bite to eat, or a drink. Some people find noise to be a problem, but if you can wear earplugs, this quaint beachside pick is hard to beat for the price. 

Manchebo Beach Resort & Spa
J.E. Irausquin Boulevard 55

Toward the southern edge of the Low Rise hotel zone with garden grounds and the beautiful the backdrop of Eagle Beach's widest stretch of sand, Manchebo Beach Resort & Spa feels like a true getaway. It's only got 72 rooms, but this upscale boutique has gaggle of space and features that could cover a large resort -- from a mini-market and restaurants, to yoga, car rental, and a spa. However, more features for fewer guests translates to a pretty big nightly price; you can grab rooms at boutiques like Amsterdam Manor or even some High Rise hotels for less -- although, Manchebo's uncrowded, wellness-oriented vibe is tough to top.

Amsterdam Manor Beach Resort
J.E. Irausquin Blvd 252

A family-run hotel opened in 1990, Amsterdam Manor is an upscale, casual 72-room Eagle Beach boutique ideal for those who want the conveniences of larger resorts but fewer people. The hotel is across the road from one of Aruba’s more popular beaches, and there is a waterfall pool on-site. Renovations in late 2014 brought brighter colors, cosmetic upgrades, and some expanded space. Generously sized rooms have a contemporary Dutch colonial decor and come with impressively stocked kitchens and outdoor space; some bathrooms have whirlpool tubs. Two restaurants (one directly on the sands of Eagle Beach) and two bars keep bellies full, and you'll find free snorkel gear, bikes, and a concierge in the lobby.

Brickell Bay Beach Club & Spa
J.E. Irausquin Blvd 370

Brickell Bay Beach Club & Spa is 97-room mid-range boutique around a five-minute walk to Aruba's Palm Beach, the hubbub of the High Rise zone, and a large concentration of restaurants and shopping. Rooms are spacious and contemporary, but the fixed windows and island condensation can breed a musty smell. All units get mini-fridges, free bottles of water, turndown service, luxe toiletries, and huge, fluffy towels. The boutique packs in features such as a club, pool bar, restaurants, and 24-hour fitness center, and business center. It's an ideal adult-only option for anyone looking to be in this bumping area without shelling out for a high-rise resort. 

The Mill Resort & Suites Aruba
J.E. Irausquin Boulevard 330

If you are looking for a social, fun, and relaxed mid-range option close to the shore of Palm Beach, the 163-room The Mill Resort & Suites is an ideal option. The main downside is that the hotel's dedicated beach area is almost a 10-minute walk away, and the free hotel shuttle stops running before sunset starts. However, many of The Mill's rooms were renovated in 2014 and all but the entry-level Royal Room offer kitchenettes. On-site features include car rental services, a state-of-the-art fitness center, kids' facilities, a nice bar scene, restaurant, and two medium-size pools where you can lounge with iguanas. The similarly priced MVC Eagle Beach is right across the street from the sand, but its rooms lack kitchenettes and its pool is tiny.

The Ritz-Carlton, Aruba
L.G. Smith Boulevard #107

The Ritz-Carlton, Aruba is one of the most luxurious stays in Aruba. It's located directly on a beautiful stretch of Palm Beach and interiors combine a beachy aesthetic with high class polish. The 320 guest rooms and suites all feature furnished balconies and Caribbean Sea views. Club Rooms come with access to the seventh floor lounge. There are two ocean-facing pools, plus a stretch of sun loungers on the sand where staff delivers drinks on segues. For relaxing, the spa is one of the largest on the island with 13 treatment rooms. Six restaurants include a sushi bar, fine dining, casual beachfront restaurant, and a coffee shop. For gaming the (smoky) 24-hour casino offers over 300 slot machines. Note that there's a daily resort fee. For lower rates and the same beach access, check the neighboring Aruba Marriott Resort & Stellaris Casino

Oceania Deluxe Beachfront Resort by Prestige
J.E. Irausquin Boulevard 238, For Condos Managed By Prestige Only

The three-pearl Oceania Deluxe offers 12 well-appointed condos, all featuring multiple bedrooms and full kitchens with varying amenities and decor. Interiors are attractive and modern, and the hotel features views of beautiful Eagle Beach from all of its rooms. The prime location, tight security, and three on-site pools make this a popular choice among families. Aside from a simple fitness center with a handful of modern equipment and a spartan play room, there aren't many features, and Wi-Fi is free but consistently spotty (though that goes for most hotels on Eagle Beach). Despite the hotel's mostly lovely style, honeymooners might be better off at the nearby Bucuti & Tara Beach Resort, a larger resort with more features and slightly higher rates.