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Je Irausquin Boulevard #230
Palm Beach, Aruba
Palm Beach, Aruba
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| With beautiful, lush landscapes, this Holiday Inn property welcomes you to a tropical paradise that is unique among hotels in Aruba. Positioned 3 miles from the downtown, this property is 2 miles from the golf course and 4 miles from the Renaissance Convention Centre. The 600 modern, well-appointed guest rooms feature richly detailed furnishings, and the private balconies and patios. You can enjoy splendid views of the beautiful Palm Beach, or tropical landscaping from your room. SunSpree Aruba offers a variety of dining from casual to classic, from buffet style to a la carte. Theme nights along with entertainment that are scheduled throughout the week. The resort features 4224 sq ft multi-functional, 3-tiered showroom and perfect spaces for organising your event. In addition, an awesome pool and an entertainment deck are also available at the resort. |
| Business Center, Room Service, High-speed Internet, Restaurant, Parking, Swimming pool, Bar / Lounge, Gymnasium, 24 Hour Reception, Air Conditioned, Conference Room(s), Safe-Deposit Box, Cable / Satellite TV, Hair Dryer, Laundry service |
Description:
The Holiday Inn SunSpree Aruba Beach Resort & Casino offers both all-inclusive and room-only rates, situated beachfront approximately six miles from Queen Beatrix Aruba Airport and three miles from downtown Aruba. Local attractions include Tierra del Sol Championship Golf and the Butterfly Farm.
Hotel amenities include, room service, fax/photocopy service, safe deposit box, newsstand, guest laundry, ice machine, gift shop, concierge, currency exchange, ATM, National rental car desk, Hertz rental car desk, and the De Palm Tours & Pelican Water sports desk. Guests may also enjoy the outdoor pool, sauna, full-service fitness center, Internet Zone business center, Intermezzo Day Spa, Excelsior Casino, KidSpree Vacation Club, PADI 5-star certified Scuba Diving Center, beach volleyball courts and four tennis courts.
Onsite dining options include the Corals Restaurant for buffet breakfast and lunch, Caffe DaVinci for fine Italian gourmet dining in a trattoria setting, SeaBreeze Restaurant for a fusion of Caribbean specialties, Pizza del Mar for fresh pizza, made to order, and Iguana Bar and Grill for tropical cocktails, burgers and snacks poolside. Canastas Lobby Bar is the perfect place to start the day with steaming coffee and continental breakfast. Palicoco Lounge provides a variety of entertainment such as live bands and karaoke.
The resort also features a new Entertainment Pool featuring a zero-entry design, two Jacuzzis, a jet stream massage area and a section that enables guests to sit in a lounge chair while being partially submerged in water.
Guest rooms feature satellite/cable TVs, coffeemakers, hairdryers, in-room movies, in-room safes, irons, ironing boards, telephones, voicemail, Internet access for a fee, mini refrigerators, private bathrooms and a balcony or patio.
There is a fee for parking. Self-parking is 5.00 per day & valet parking is 8.00 per day for all guests and non-guests.
Overview:
Holiday Inn SunSpree Resort Aruba When you think of Aruba hotels, consider the Holiday Inn SunSpree Resort Aruba. Choosing our enticing Aruba resort will
Check-in:
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| From: Reviewer has requested to be kept anonymous. |
| Date of Stay: September, 2008 |
| Although the hotel is certainly not the most luxurious hotel on the island, that's not what we were looking for in our vacation. The hotel was clean, spacious, had alot of activities to take advantage of (although we weren't ultimately able to do them as we had a day of bad weather due to the hurricane in the Caribbean). The staff was wonderful, particularly those at the Activities desk. Definitely a great place!!! We loved Aruba, the hotel and will definitely return, and wlll also tell our friends about it! |
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| From: Reviewer has requested to be kept anonymous. |
| Date of Stay: July, 2008 |
| I just returned from my trip to Aruba. I booked the Holiday Inn, which I have never stayed at before. The pictures on the website looked beautiful, however not the case. The pictures showed on the website do not match the room type listed. I know because I had to upgrade for * in order to get a more 'decent' room. The hotel was horrible. The staff were rude. My upgrade was to an oceanfront room. The view was great but the room smelled like mildew and dirty socks. Yesterday, we asked for a late checkout and they would only give it to us if we paid * for 2 hours. They said they needed the room but if we paid we could stay. I have never been treated so rudely in my life. Every time I complained they said they couldn't do anything because I booked through travel online, a third party. My husband and I both are thoroughly unsatisfied. This experience ruined my vacation. |
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| From: Reviewer has requested to be kept anonymous. |
| Date of Stay: July, 2008 |
| I just returned from my trip to Aruba. I booked the Holiday Inn, which I have never stayed at before. The pictures on the website looked beautiful, however not the case. The pictures showed on the website do not match the room type listed. I know because I had to upgrade for * in order to get a more 'decent' room. Also, they fail to tell you that a standard room means unrenovated. The first room we got looked like a run down dump. The hotel was horrible. The staff were rude. My upgrade was to an oceanfront room. The view was great but the room smelled like mildew and dirty socks. The room was dirty and nasty and this was the best room in the enitre hotel. Yesterday, we asked for a late checkout and they would only give it to us if we paid * for 2 hours. They said they needed the room but if we paid we could stay. I have never been treated so rudely in my life. My husband and I both are thoroughly unsatisfied. I have been to Aruba before but this was the worst. Remember folks, it is still a Holiday Inn no matter where it is located. |
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| From: Reviewer has requested to be kept anonymous. |
| Date of Stay: July, 2008 |
| Before I booked I looked at pictures of the rooms and read reviews. I then booked a standard room, which looked nice. Upon checking in, their standard room meant a non renovated room in a non renovated tower. But their web site shows a standard room as a renovated room. After seeing the room, I then had to upgrade into a renovated tower and room. Which was not cheap, an additional 50.00 a night. Every supervisor was nasty and was not willing to accomadate me. In addition, 1 of the 2 elevators in my tower was not working for 2 days. There were constant lines waiting for an elevator. Between what I paid for the trip and the upgrade, you can stay at a much nice hotel. The Radison has some great values. As for the Holiday Inn, I am done. |
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| From: Reviewer has requested to be kept anonymous. |
| Date of Stay: June, 2008 |
| Me and my boyfriend stayed here for a nice vacation. I don't have many complaints. If you are looking to stay in some fabulous luxurious hotel, this isn't the place as far as looks, but otherwise this hotel is perfect. I wouln't have chosen to stay anywhere else but the SunSpree. Rooms were very large and wonderful views from the balcony. We were in the oceanfront room in the Aruba Section. The only complaint I have which really isn't the hotels fault is that I made a call from the room using my credit card. I talked for 2 minutes and the call was 41. I was appalled! lol....anyway, the hotel is near all the good restaurants, the pier and the activities. We had a ball. We went on the ATV tour which is great and I went parasailing. This hotel is nice, and worth the money. Oh, eat at Le Petite stone restaurant! it's great! |
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