Divi Aruba All Inclusive

Frommer's Review

This resort on Druif Beach is one of Aruba's top hotels for honeymoon bookings. The Divi Aruba's all-inclusive stays include unlimited food and beverages at eight dining outlets and seven bars, unlimited nonmotorized watersports, bicycles, tennis, nightly entertainment, activities, taxes, and service charges, plus access to all the facilities, services, and amenities of the adjacent Tamarijn Aruba All Inclusive. All of the recently refurbished rooms boast balconies or patios; price variations are based on location. Garden rooms are less expensive and farther from the beach than oceanview and oceanfront units, but they're quieter. Rooms in the double-story Lanai building open directly onto the wide beach and casitas/beachside rooms face small patios just steps from the beach. Free golf-cart transport connects guests with its sister resort, the Tamarijn Aruba. How to choose between the Divi Aruba and the Tamarijn Aruba? The Divi Aruba is closer to other low-rise amenities, such as the Alhambra Casino, while the Tamarijn Aruba is closer to the adjacent Divi Links golf course, and all its rooms are oceanfront.

Amenities: 8 restaurants; 7 bars; 3 outdoor pools; adjacent 9-hole golf course; 18-hole championship golf course nearby; 3 tennis courts (2 lit for night play); sports center w/30-ft. outdoor climbing wall on the beach and air-conditioned fitness center; spa; extensive watersports equipment; bikes; children's program; game room/video arcade; concierge; tour/activities desk; car-rental desk; shopping arcade; Internet lounge; wedding services; salon; babysitting; laundry service; same-day dry cleaning; rooms for those w/limited mobility.

In room: A/C, TV, video-on-demand system w/Internet access ($8 for 4 hr., $30 for 3 days), minifridge, hair dryer, iron/ironing board, safe ($2 per day), AM/FM radio alarm clock, ceiling fan.

Note: This information was accurate when it was published, but can change without notice. Please be sure to confirm all rates and details directly with the companies in question before planning your trip.

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