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This elegant oasis provides Aruba's most adult ambience. — Frommer's
$583
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Breezy Aruba is home to one of the newest Ritz-Carlton resorts, located on the far, quiet end of burgeoning Palm Beach. — Travel + Leisure
$629
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10 reviews
This eight-story resort has the most stylish and beautiful rooms in Aruba. — Frommer's
$475
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10 reviews
On the shores of Palm Beach, the Hyatt Regency Aruba Resort has nine floors with 357 rooms, including special hypo-allergenic rooms for allergy sufferers. — Travel + Leisure
$455
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9 reviews
Not your typical business-trip Marriott. A $50-million face-lift in 2008 kitted out all 411 rooms with new flat-screen TVs, Jackpack technology, and bedding. — Concierge
$471
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8 reviews
For an excellent value check out this intimate, family-run hotel with a genuinely friendly staff and an authentic Dutch-Caribbean atmosphere. — Fodor's
$294
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9 reviews
Once aligned with Sonesta Resorts, this compelling Marriott offshoot continues to uphold its reputation as one of the liveliest on the island, competing with the best on Palm Beach. — Star Service
$322
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6 reviews
Though families and honeymooners outnumber other guests, the vibe remains mellow and beach-focused, not frantic with kiddie activities or bass-thumping nightlife. — Travel + Leisure
$588
on Booking.com
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6 reviews
Sandwiched between Palm Beach and the Bubali Bird Sanctuary, Divi Aruba Phoenix Beach Resort's semicircle of modern towers surround a set of free-form pools. — U.S. News & World Report
$469
on Booking.com
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6 reviews
Across the road from the Marriott complex on Palm Beach, this small hotel is an ideal alternative to the big resorts. — DK Eyewitness
$495
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8 reviews
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. — Oyster
$378
on Booking.com
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6 reviews
This property has teamed up with neighboring sib, Divi Aruba Beach Resort, to offer a "mega all-inclusive" tariff that allows guests to use all the facilities at both properties. — Star Service
$538
on Booking.com
7
5 reviews
The aptly named "Beautiful Coast" time share resort is spread along a pristine 600-foot stretch of Eagle Beach. — Fodor's
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6 reviews
The pool has retained its bustling feel, so if you're looking for a casual house-party atmosphere with lots of action and organized activities, this good-times place is for you. — Frommer's
$375
on Booking.com
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5 reviews
Time-share property on a stretch of white sand with apartment-like accommodations for weeklong stays. — Travel + Leisure
$356
on Booking.com
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4 reviews
Thank Dutch taxpayers for this excellent deal right across from Eagle Beach. — Lonely Planet
$189
on Booking.com
7
5 reviews
First-rate amenities and lavishly decorated villas have made this time-share the talk of the island. — Fodor's
$599
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7 reviews
A giant, Arabian-themed castle on the beach, the Riu Palace feels less than authentic. — Oyster
$125
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5 reviews
The guest rooms, swimming pool and sun garden have been revamped, and this small hotel is looking its tropical best. — Lonely Planet
7
5 reviews
The four-pearl Hotel Riu Palace Antillas is a 481-room, all-inclusive, adult-only resort that's right on popular Palm Beach. — Oyster
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