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A calm yet adventurous destination, Aruba is know as “one happy island” for its friendly locals and sunshine tempered by trade winds. Travelers come to Aruba for an escape from the daily routine of life; to find some place peaceful, relaxing, and rejuvenating. Elevate your experience with a little added luxury by opting for a stay at one of these all-inclusive adults-only resorts in Aruba.
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Hotel Riu Palace Antillas
Adults-only, All-Inclusive, Price: $$$, Rating: 5-star
Rooms feature balconies or terraces. Upgrade your room for sea views and/or living areas with sofas. Onsite amenities include 4 restaurants and bars, a gym, a casino, and an outdoor pool with a swim-up bar. Watersport activities are available daily.
IDEAL FOR:
Ideal for travelers who want a true adults-only, all-inclusive experience in Aruba.
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Bucuti & Tara Beach Resort
Adults-only, Meal plans optional, Price: $$$, Rating: 4-star
Set on Eagle Beach, this upscale resort has 6 onsite dining options, including a restaurant that faces the sea. Cuisine includes Caribbean/European, Japanese, Italian, French, Seafood, and Brazilian steak. Upgrade to a rooftop suite which features private beach cabanas.
Whether you opt for the meal plan or not, breakfast is included as well as beachfront movie screenings. Other onsite amenities include an outdoor pool, a gym, a spa, and an open-air beach bar. The resort offers complimentary daily wellness activities such as ocean front pilates, yoga on the beach, tai chi energy healing, and vegan cooking demonstrations.
IDEAL FOR:
Ideal for travelers seeking romance and relaxation.
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Renaissance Marina Hotel
Adults-only section of Renaissance Aruba Resort & Casino, All-inclusive optional, Price: $$, Rating: 4-star
The Marina Hotel has 297 newly renovated rooms and suites, each of which includes a sequestered French balcony. The hotel’s water taxi is available to bring you too their 40-acre island where bright pink flamingos roam freely. The property’s Flamingo Beach is adults-only as well as their 24-hour casino. Other onsite amenities include 8 restaurants/bars, a luxury shopping mall, an outdoor pool, a swimming lagoon, a fitness center, and a spa.
A meal plan can be added at an additional cost.
IDEAL FOR:
Ideal for travelers who want to enjoy a private island experience.
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Brickell Bay Beach Club Boutique Hotel & Spa
Adults-Only, Complimentary breakfast, Price: $, Rating: 3-star
The hotel provides direct beach access, with full service. Pool guests can enjoy complimentary frozen grapes. There are 3 room categories - Superior, Deluxe, or a Honeymoon Suite. Onsite amenities include a casual Italian restaurant, a sports bar, a swim-up bar, a gym, and a spa.
IDEAL FOR:
Ideal for budget-conscious travelers who are not looking for an all-inclusive vacation.
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Manchebo Beach Resort & Spa
Adults-friendly, All-inclusive optional, Price: $$$, Rating: 4-star
The Premium Culinary All-Inclusive program is optional at this resort; it includes a la carte breakfast, lunch, and dinner, plus premium open bar cocktails, wines, and beverages. If you stay at the all-inclusive rate for four nights of more, the hotel will treat you to dinner off-property at a local Aruba restaurant.
Complimentary pilates and yoga classes are offered daily. Other amenities include 4 dining venues, an outdoor pool, a spa, and a fitness room.
IDEAL FOR:
Ideal for vacationers seeking wellness and restoration.
~So, which all-inclusive adults-only resort in Aruba is best for you? Have you been to any of the resorts listed in this post? How was your experience? Let me know in the comments below.~
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