Hotels with WiFi in Aruba from SAR 530

"This was a great place to stay. The restaurants, pools, beaches, and staff were all great. Only issue was our room was facing a nightclub with very loud music going all night. We asked to switch rooms and the staff was very accommodating. No issues beyond that! "

"About average "

"The property had the most beautiful gardens that covered most of the premises. There was a pool. The whole place had an artistry to it. The furniture, the decor, the alcoves. A really pleasant place to be. The rooms were spacious and comfortable. There was gated parking. The staff was great. The morning breakfasts were excellent (though not included - there was an extra charge for the days you wanted breakfast, and it depended on what you ordered - reasonable pricing). Breakfast was served in...

"Staff at Divi is amazing. Hotel is in a great location. Wish the renovations were more consistent across the different buildings (e.g., bathrooms need to be remodeled and not all of them were)."

"The apartment is close to everything. Easy check in and check out. Comes equipped with all the basic necessities you need. "

"Beautiful resort. extremely calm. included breakfast is awesome. Service is outstanding - better than most 5stars resorts like Ritz. The beach is fantastic, much quieter and beautiful than Palm Beach. Rooms were ok, nothing luxury but had everything needed. Massages were really not great - only disappointment of our stay with them. Felt like both massage therapist had never done that before. Average age quite old on the resort, not a lot of people below 50 years old. Overall, very great...

"We had a wonderful time, it is a low rise hotel, just behind the high rise area of Palm beach Quick golf cart over to the beach, where they supply chairs, towels and water for all hotel guestUse of the bathroom over at the beach Marriot."

"This modest apartment is well situated and in a quiet neighborhood (some issue with the dogs barking but it didn’t cause any problems). It’s about a 5 minute walk to the beach and close to the “strip” where all the restaurants and boutiques are. It has the basic necessities of an apartment and Marlon was very helpful and welcoming. Aruba is a VERY expensive island. (For ex: it costs $40US to rent a beach umbrella for the day and $10 per chair! Grocery stores nearby are also very expensive)....