Sabadeco hotels in Kralendijk

"Loved the house "

"Everything was really good all the way until we got home. Next day $100 charge for a beach towel showed up on credit card. The 2 beach towels were turned in at checkout. Having to dispute this charge after front desk said all good and no charges when checking out to now this ruined everything. "

"Our stay at Chogogo was 10/10! Upon arrival we were upgraded to a better room. The front desk was very helpful with any questions that we had. The room was large and clean and had a beautiful view with a large balcony. The beach and pool areas were great for lounging. Not too busy at all. There were plenty of lounge chairs in the sun as well as cabanas in the shade for us to use throughout our stay. The staff at the restaurant were very attentive and nice. The food and drinks here were very good, we came here almost every day of our trip. We checked out a shower room because we had a later flight and it was very clean and a great perk for those who have later flights and need to check out at noon. All staff was very friendly. All outlets were euro outlets but the front desk had converters that they gave us for free. The snorkeling on the beach was very good as well."

"Very relaxing atmosphere, with choice of pool and beach"

"If you’re looking for the fastest way to ruin a Bonaire vacation, this oceanside resort is an excellent choice.The scam starts with the extra charge for electricity to run the air conditioner, which would almost be funny if the AC units actually worked. They were so weak and ineffective that we rarely bothered using them, yet somehow were still expected to pay for the privilege of sweating indoors. The “alternative” of opening the windows was equally useless: several windows barely functioned, and the few that did open had no screens whatsoever, turning the room into an all-you-can-eat buffet for mosquitoes and every flying insect on the island.For a resort in a world-famous dive destination, the rinse tank situation was downright absurd. The tank was so ridiculously undersized it couldn’t hold enough water to rinse a box of cooked pasta, much less dive gear. It felt less like a serious amenity and more like a cheap afterthought added by someone who has clearly never set foot near the ocean.The chaise lounges deserve special mention for being among the most physically punishing furniture I’ve ever encountered. Lying on them felt like volunteering for medieval torture on a bed of nails. Instead of relaxing by the beautiful water, every minute became an exercise in discomfort.This property seems to rely entirely on its location while ignoring the most basic standards of comfort and maintenance. "

"I stayed five nights in late March and would book again. The location is genuinely unbeatable: the airport is a 10-minute walk, Te Amo Beach is equally close on foot and one of Bonaire's best spots for snorkeling at sunset, and the town centre is reachable in 25 to 30 minutes by walk. Free parking is always available, which is a plus if you rent a car or scooter. Check-in was seamless. The hotel asked for my flight details in advance and had everything ready on arrival. The lobby makes a great first impression, open and airy with a relaxed atmosphere. Linen and towels were changed every third day and the room stayed spotless throughout. The AC worked perfectly, WiFi was fast and reliable, and there was plenty of wardrobe space. Noise was a non-issue: the area is quiet, and the occasional plane is barely noticeable given how few flights there are. The restaurant The Dock is excellent, with good food at fair prices right next to the pool. Beach towels are available via a voucher system handed out at check-in, which works well. The staff were genuinely helpful. They called ahead to check day-pass availability at resorts and arranged a scooter without any hassle. One tip: ask about the second pool at check-in. It sits right on the sea and is stunning, but nobody mentioned it to me and I only found out later. One small thing was missing: a clothesline or drying rack, which is quite useful if you are snorkeling every day. Neither is a dealbreaker, but worth knowing"

"This is the 5th diving trip to Bonaire in 6 years and Delfins remains are preferred resort choice. This year we expanded our group to 8 people (4 couples). So we obviously enjoy this resort. This year there were a few areas that we thought could have been improved. including : The day-lunch menu items are limited - especially 4pm until dinner menu starts at 5:30. This was a problem because we dive multiple times during the day and sometimes include a night dive . so having a late lunch or early dinner later in the afternoon is challenging and at that time service was a little slow. Also the “snack menu” was limited - sandwich or burger would nice if it was available The concierge was not very friendly with my younger son and his girlfriend and difficult to book and arrange a scooter rental Beach Towels were in short supply and seemed be difficult to reliably exchange on a daily basis We thought there should be a toaster available in the rooms with kitchens The safe in our room closet was mounted about 1 foot off the ground in poor lighting and had no instructions. I had to ask for someone to come to the room to set it up because it was locked open. despite my best efforts , using a flashlight and laying on the floor I couldn’t figure it out. An attendant from the front desk came in very quickly late at night to help us out . Some of the staff tried really hard to make our stay comfortable . We will probably return again next year . "

"A perfect stay in Bonaire, from reception at the airport to the ride back to the airport. The resort really impresses with the location, the integration with the scenery, and a perfect combination of laidback luxury and attention to detail. Special thanks to all the staff; and especially Zac and Dennis from the DiveShop, for alerting us to the dangers of full-face snorkeling masks."

"+1 cockroach = -1 star. Otherwise this is a great hotel and would readily stay again. "