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J. E. Irausquin Boulevard 81
Palm Beach, Palm/Eagle Beach, Aruba
Palm Beach, Aruba
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| Other amenities/services: Shops and beauty salon, fridge in rooms, babysitting on request, hairdryer and wheel chair on request.Safe in rooms free of charge.Children activity centre.The Radisson Aruba is a deluxe resort located on Aruba's finest beach - Palm Beach. This resort is better than ever after a recent, $55 million dollar renovation. You can relax and enjoy cocktails under a shady beach umbrella. When you are done, step into the luxuriously appointed guestrooms. Inside you'll find all the space you need to lay back and enjoy yourself. From clean architectural lines to rich Caribbean decor, you'll find elegance throughout each stunning room. Each room is carefully detailed and includes all the amenities today's savvy traveler has come to expect. Some rooms include spectacular views of the lush gardens, tropical lagoons and magnificent turquoise seas. Along with the tradition of award-winning service, four star restaurants and lounges offer everything from casual to elegant dining. The guests rooms are spacious and luxuriously appointed with colonial West Indian furnishings and clean architectural lines. The rooms have a private balcony equipped with teakwood furniture. No matter who you are, you'll find a delightful array of things to do here. The fitness center features the latest in cardiovascular and weight training equipment. Retreat to the two free-form beachside outdoor pools and whirlpools. Chaise lounges and beach towels are provided for use, both beachfront and poolside. The water sports center offers a variety of water activities. The excitement is non-stop at the Radisson Aruba. The Radisson Aruba is minutes to fine dining, shopping, and entertainment venues. Please note that the hotel will charge a $4/per guest porterage fee, upon arrival. |
| Business Center, Room Service, High-speed Internet, Fitness Room, Restaurant, Parking, Swimming pool, Handicap Accessible, Massage / Beauty Centre, Bar / Lounge, Gymnasium, Air Conditioned, Housekeeping, Conference Room(s), Currency Exchange, Safe-Deposit Box, ATM / Cash Machine, Mini Bar, Cable / Satellite TV, Wake-up Service, Coffee / Tea Maker, Hair Dryer, Complimentary Toiletries, Laundry service |
Description:
The Radisson Aruba Resort, Casino & Spa is located on 14 acres of Palm Beach, approximately eight miles from downtown Oranjestad and nine miles from Queen Beatrix International Airport. Local attractions include a butterfly farm, located less than one mile away, the Archaeological Museum of Aruba, approximately three miles from the property, and the Natural Bridge, located ten miles away.
Hotel amenities include beach access, outdoor swimming pool, two whirlpools, the signature full-service Larimar Spa, beauty salon, state-of-the-art Fitness Center, weekly movies, wine tasting, casino, live entertainment, 24-hour room service, resort shops, locker and changing rooms, showers, car rentals and golfing arrangements. Dining options include three on-site restaurants and a bar.
Guest rooms feature minibars, TVs, alarm clocks, irons and ironing boards, coffeemakers, hairdryers, bathrobes, room safes, free high-speed Internet access, balconies or patios and patio furniture.
Overview:
14 lush acres on the beach surrounded by fragrant gardens, exotic lagoons and cascading waterfalls. -AAA Four-Diamond Sunset Grille for USDA Prime beef
Check-in:
1600
Check-out:
1200
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| Date of Stay: June, 2008 |
| hotel was okay, but got ripped off by paying for a room with a partial ocean view. when the palm trees blew in the right direction, you could see some water. our room was as far back from the ocean as you can get. we requested another room but they apparently only had a room overlookiing the pariking lot, even though it was only approx 30% capacity. if you book at the radisson, do not pay the extra for this category. looking at the top of palm trees is not a "partial view of the ocean". |
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| From: Reviewer has requested to be kept anonymous. |
| Date of Stay: June, 2008 |
| stay was okay, but marriott has them beat.... paid for a room with a partial view of the ocean.. got a room with palm trees outside.. if you looked closely you could see the ocean...what a rip off.... ask to be moved.. other option was a room overlooking the parking lot..... came on vacation and didn't want to make a big stink.... but don't pay extra for the room with the partial view of the ocean... this isn't exactly a high rise so there are very few rooms with a good ocean view.... don't even know if any look over the beach...again, don't pay the extra money for a room with a partial view of the ocean... our room was as far back from the ocean as you can get....perhaps if we booked it direct, we would have gotten a better room...aruba is definitely the place to go. have been doing it for many years..first time and probably the last time at the radisson. |
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| From: Reviewer has requested to be kept anonymous. |
| Date of Stay: May, 2008 |
| Without a doubt, the Radisson has the BEST beach location - more palapas, not as crowded as the other hotels, amazing beach staff, clean and beautiful pool, beautiful grounds (trees, waterfalls, lagoons, parrots etc) - i don't have one complaint. I am a picky traveler, and after going to all of the other hotels, the Radisson was the best for your money. The Hyatt had great ambiance inside of the hotel and a great casino, but that was the only plus to that one - the beach wasn't as good as the Radisson beach by any means. SO just gamble at the Hyatt or the Marriott if you like to, but stay at the Radisson. As for the traveler who said rooms were musty and moldy - you are at a BEACH, it's not perfect, but they do a great job. Very clean, good food and so on. I would stay here again and recommend it to anyone. I would recommend El Gaucho for dinner - amazing steak! |
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| From: Reviewer has requested to be kept anonymous. |
| Date of Stay: January, 2008 |
| I've been to Aruba before but this was my first stay at the Radisson. It won't be my last. Nice room, beautiful view and the friendliest staff. Gilligans for lunch is the best! |
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| Date of Stay: July, 2007 |
| We only stayed 1 night, had to change hotels, both rooms we tried were not 4 star. The were very musty and moldy smelling, which effected my sinuses immediatly. The rooms are so small it is hard to not bump into things. The grounds and pool were beautiful and the staff was very helpful even though we moved to the Westin. We did try the buffet for dinner. Go somewhere else to eat. |
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