Apartments in Aruba

"Everything was good "

"Really clean. Front staff were amazing. Bar/restaurant were ok Its humid, so you can't leave you balcony door open or the grilles start condensing anr raining. Only problem is the sliding door weighs a ton All in all pretty good "

"Great stay! "

" I stayed at the Marriott in Aruba for five days and it was incredibly frustrating. It was nearly impossible to get a beach chair with an umbrella unless you showed up before 6 a.m. to claim one. For a resort of this caliber, guests shouldn’t have to wake up at dawn and compete for basic beach seating. It really took away from the experience. Plus you pay $75 a day for a resort fee, but you don’t actually get any amenities. "

"It was ok"

" Pool chairs too close together"

"The issue with the hotel room key cards was unacceptable. The fact that if the card was kept anywhere near a phone or anything metal it would disable and we would have to get a new card and come all the way back down from the 17th floor. We had to do this 6 times during our trip. Absolutely infuriating. "

"The property overall is mismanaged. We were given an “upgraded” room that faced dumpsters and construction. Then we were moved to an interior room with no balcony. The property overcharges for everything, including a resort fee of $100 USD a day for basically nothing. It was not worth the price and they did nothing to address our concerns the entire time there. I would expect management to do something to make our stay better especially considering how much we spent on the resort. "

"Great stay. Spent day at pool, palapa and with a beach umbrella on three days. Food at Italian, breakfast buffet and dinner beachside was very good. My friend and I were not all inclusive and also enjoyed food up and down the street outside. Very close walk. Would stay again. The beachside bar needed more staffing. Front door staff and desk were all so helpful. "