Best Hotels in Oranjestad
Explore Oranjestad with 123 hotels near iconic landmarks, popular shopping streets, and top dining spots.
Juanedu Suites ★★★
"Pleasant experience, the place had everything we needed for a week vacation with the family. People at the front desk were very friendly and helpful but the cleaning lady went above and beyond, she deserves more than just a 5!!! I’ll recommend this place to all my friends and family, we’ll for sure be back soon! :)"
Divi Village Golf and Beach Resort ★★★
"Our prepaid reservation for two rooms at the divi links was moved to the divi dutch village because of a mistake they made at divi (not trip.com) to say that we were downgraded is an understatement from the environment to location to staff it was a noticable difference however our stay price still remained the same. My mothers room often had the smell of **** because of the neighboring room and after 3 complaints nothing was done to resolve it. Our room was alright close to the pool. Will not return."
Renaissance Wind Creek Aruba Resort ★★★★★
"Fabulous stay Access to private Renaissance Island is perk of staying in hotel 🦩🦩"
Victoria City Hotel ★★
"Very nice hotel with friendly stuff! Close to main street! My room was spacious and clean!"
RH Boutique Hotel Aruba ★★★
House of Mosaic Art Villa and Gallery Aruba ★★★★
Amsterdam Manor Beach Resort ★★★★
Central Boutique Hotel ★★
voco SURFSIDE ARUBA by IHG ★★★★
"They are very nice and very helpful"
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Wonders Boutique Hotel
"a normal place ,good service ,bad location. without breakfast."
Dorado Eagle Beach Hotel
"This is a small family owned hotel that is located about a block from Eagle Beach. Our room is a king with a kitchenette. If you are looking for an affordable place to stay close to the beach, I highly recommend it! We do have a car so I can not comment on access to public transportation. "
Manchebo Beach Resort and Spa
"The room was very comfortable and very comfortable with a door to the beach. The hotel has a very good building structure, but very little dynamic and overexploited, it seems to have stopped in time, without activities, without shows, without dynamics, with one of the structures completely empty. I told the reception that it was anniversary, for the first time in a hotel, no one had the kindness to congratulate or offer something symbolic. We paid twice the value of the other 2 hotels where we were also hosted: Renaissance Wind Creek Aruba and Amsterdam Manor Beach, which even without a date of celebration left us in the rooms a few mimics, spuddle bottles, they offered fruit in the pool, etc. , however we were very disappointed by the management of the hotel space. Today, in the check out, I spoke about the matter and the friendly Alejandra, had the kindness to "substitute" the management and offer a kitchen in a pack full of caring. There is no need for these situations, with such a beautiful space, but unfortunately in my eyes, with very weak and inoperative management, which makes us feel like an hotel without soul."
South Beach Residence
Vistalmar Ocean Suites
Arubiana Inn Hotel
"For your money, it is just a beautiful hotel, small, comfortable, quiet. Near 3 supermarkets, in the room-microwave oven, refrigerator, teapot and dishes-heat or cook a snack is not a problem. To the beach of Eagle beach 15 minutes walking, along the road, but to get quite real- I walked on foot, there were no problems. Safe, quiet area. I liked everything!"
Sunway Aruba Aparments
"We have been to Aruba 2 years in a row and have stayed at this Airbnb both times. We wanted to stay somewhere affordable, rent a car, and be able to explore all that the island offers. Beaches, historic sites and all the wonderful foods available. The pool is very refreshing, apts are perfect for any length stay, and the owners/hosts are 2 of the nicest people you will ever meet. If you are looking for something other than the all inclusive reports, I highly recommend Sunway Aruba Apts."
Joia Aruba by Iberostar
Chez Lilly
"The amenities listed for Chez Lilly, Aruba are a total lie! We only stayed 2 nights of our 8 night stay. We were never put into the room I reserved and paid for. This place is out of date, filthy, and lacks any of the boasted about amenities. No on-site parking, no cooked to order breakfast, no top of the line toiletries, no plush bathrobes, no bath towels unless you rented them. The sheets are advertised as Egyption cotton. I had more cotton in my q-tipp than those sheets. In fact our 1st night didn't even have a bathroom in our room! No television , no refrigerator, which was needed to store medication. We couldn't even lock our door for safety or secure our belongings. It was a sliding glass door, without a way to lock it at all. Everything was filthy the walls, doors, lampshades, the floors. The wRdrobes for storing our clothing in were falling apart, the backs coming off of them and exposed nails sticking out. The other thing they boast about is a pillow menu. Our pillows were barely pillows, and there were not any menus to order better ones. No hairdryer, or an outlet to plug it into. God forbid you run your A/C she will hound you constantly about turning it off. One of the many times that she knocked on the door and just walked right in to the room she saw we had 2 electric strips strung together for a CPAP machine. She was so concerned about us using the electricity. The next day she did move us to a room with a bathroom and kitchenette. After my husband got frustrated with her after she tells us we have to stay in the no bathroom room one more night. We rented a 2 king bed suite. She told us that she gave it to another family because she wanted to help other families out that didn't have a place to go. Nevermind that we planned, paid for in advance. It was Carnival time and Valentine's weekend there were no other places available on the island. We honestly considered just sleeping in our car. I posted pictures on the ******* app to show what we were dealing with, but those some how do not show up. I will say that the pool and garden were pleasant. The flowers and other plants were very nice. That was all that was nice. The pool is the only amenity that was listed correctly. Be careful if you book a suite because the words are twisted to make you think you are getting a small private pool with the suite rental. By Sunday of our trip we were able to contact ******* and find an open place to save our trip. The owner has read our review and says that she is sure that it is a mixup because none of that happened. We must be talking about someplace else."
First Day Hotel on Aruba
"This isn't a hostel. How can Trip.com list a place like this as a hostel? The owner showed up at 4 PM, but when I arrived a little early, he wouldn't even let me in. He demanded money I hadn't even mentioned, crammed eight people into one room, and even forced a woman to sleep with him. When I canceled my stay, he refused to even give me the money I'd received in advance, saying it was taxes. He even went so far as to say he was leaving, saying it was his fault. He said he couldn't refund my room fee because I hadn't paid it yet. I paid the entire bill, so did I really deserve that much money? In the end, I gave up paying the room fee and taxes and was cussed out. This was the worst, worst, worst experience I've ever had in 30 years. This isn't a hostel. He's a scammer. How can he list a place like this? Is Trip.com actually doing a good job? This isn't the first time this has happened. Last time, they made me wait outside for five hours, so I gave up my prepaid accommodation and booked another place. But this time, there were no places to stay, so I had no choice but to wait and come back. And now I'm being treated like this. I want to sue Trip.com."
PENTHOUSE WEAVING MILL ARUBA Bed and Coffee
Harmony Hotel Hostel Aruba
"The room was dirty. The host shut the ac off as punishment for leaving it on while not there. She entered everyone's area daily without permission. Asked guests to remake beds with dirty sheets. Bathroom wall had blood or poop or poop on it. She has 5 dogs that roam the location as well as cats. Not impressed! My pics aren't uploading....sorry"
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More Information About Oranjestad Hotels
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Number of reviews |
3,072 |
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Total properties |
123 |
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Weekday Avg. Price |
£253 |
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Weekend Avg. Price |
£257 |
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Trending hotel |
Divi Village Golf and Beach Resort |
FAQ – Hotels in Oranjestad
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What is the average price of a hotel in Oranjestad this weekend?
According to the latest 12-month data from Trip.com, the average price for a 3-star hotel in Oranjestad this weekend is £154 per night. For a 4-star hotel, the average cost is £498 per night. If you're looking for a luxury experience, 5-star hotels in Oranjestad this weekend typically cost £741 per night.
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How much do hotels in Oranjestad cost per night on weekdays?
Based on the latest 12-month data from Trip.com, the average price for a 3-star hotel in Oranjestad during weekdays is £160 per night. For a 4-star hotel, you can expect to pay around £479 per night. If you're seeking a luxury stay, 5-star hotels in Oranjestad generally cost £750 per night on weekdays.
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What are the best places to stay in Oranjestad?
Some of the best places to stay in Oranjestad are near popular attractions like Renaissance Island and Beth Israel Conservative Synagogue, offering easy access to key sights and amenities.
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What are the top hotels in Oranjestad near Renaissance Island?
Some of the top hotels in Oranjestad near Renaissance Island include voco SURFSIDE ARUBA by IHG (from £153), Renaissance Wind Creek Aruba Resort (from £352) and Victoria City Hotel (from £98), all offering easy access to Renaissance Island, making them ideal for visitors looking to explore the area.
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What are some of the best hotels in Oranjestad?
The most popular Oranjestad hotels for your stay: Divi Village Golf and Beach Resort (from £133), Renaissance Wind Creek Aruba Resort (from £352) and Juanedu Suites (from £68) are the preferred hotels.
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Which hotels in Oranjestad are worth visiting for their spa experience?
Feel tired from travelling? Renaissance Wind Creek Aruba Resort (from £352), South Beach Residence (from £108) and Eagle Aruba Resort (from £189) provide highly rated spa services.
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Which hotels in Oranjestad have swimming pools?
Divi Village Golf and Beach Resort (from £133), Renaissance Wind Creek Aruba Resort (from £352) and Juanedu Suites (from £68) are hotels with swimming pools. Stay at any of these hotels to enjoy a swimming pool!
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What hotels in Oranjestad offer an especially good breakfast ?
Renaissance Wind Creek Aruba Resort (from £352),Amsterdam Manor Beach Resort (from £203) and Hyatt Place Aruba Airport (from £153) provide high-quality breakfast. Start your day with a delicious breakfast!
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