Divi Aruba All Inclusive

I have just returned from 2 weeks at this amazing place! Please do not listen to many of the negative reviews...we did not encounter ANY setbacks at this beautiful property! Housekeeping was prompt and thorough everyday, resort was clean and maintence was cleaning and working on projects everyday to keep up with landscape, buffet rotated daily and I found something different at each meal. Ala carte restaurants did differ in quality, however. Pure Lime was by far my favorite, and Red Parrot being my least favorite...service was wonderful at both! We received our food in timely manner at each restaurant. Bartenders are less chatty than were used to in the states, however there are constantly 5/6 people waiting for drinks at all times so they are more quick and efficient than able to engage each in lengthy convos. They were friendly and quick, which was good enough for us! The beach and the grounds are breathtaking! They have the best piece of property we’ve seen! The landscaping was beautiful with the lush gardens and flowers everywhere, plus the water is gorgeous! Crystal blue and teal....beautiful sunrises and sunsets. This was a great resort that delivered on all of its promises! Looked exactly as it did on social media and website when we arrived, maybe even more beautiful in person!! We cannot wait to go back!

In order to visit my daughter who works on Aruba, we decided to spend a week with her. As a base, we decided for Divi Aruba All Inclusive. And that was an excellent choice. Very smooth check-in/check-out process, great breakfast & lunches and besides the general restaurant, a cool choice of a la carte restaurants. Be advised, you need to make a reservation for these. Airconditioning is a must and is everywhere available. However, another advice is to not set it too fresh. With an average outside temperature of 30 degrees Celcius,20 degrees inside looks great but is not a very wise choice... The evenings are filled with entertainment. Not always everything according to your personal taste but hey... Then the beaches... more than awesome! Long enough for more than 1-hour morning strolls, which were accompanied with diving pelicans, wonderful sights and skies. You either go left (Druif Beach) in the direction of the harbor to awe at those huge cruise ships, a 1/2 hour walk, or you go right in the direction of Palm Beach which takes longer and is a bit busier. Last but not least: Do book the Arusun Catamaran sailing and snorkeling trip directly via the Aruba Watersports Center. One of the better ones, see my review elsewhere on them. All in all, this was one week of serious relaxing and genuine happiness. We loved it!

We booked king garden view. On arrival we were told we received an upgrade to ocean view. No ocean view but to be fair, the ocean was only 50 feet away. Room was pre renovation and falling apart with twin beds which would be okay if I was traveling with a friend and not my spouse. They are renovating so if you are lucky enough to get a room that is new or newly renovated, you might be okay. If not, good luck. Food is what you expect from all inclusive, cheap quality and mass produced. We left the resort for most meals. There are some good restaraunts in the area. For the price, not worth it. Better off in one of the other resorts on the island.