Divi & Tamarijn Aruba

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Where Divi & Tamarijn Aruba operates

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Divi & Tamarijn Aruba resorts, ranked

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   Divi Aruba All Inclusive Resort

   Four-star★ 4.4 guest rating (2,875)Palmprint 8.8/10From $391/night pp

   Divi Aruba sits on Druif Beach on Aruba's leeward coast, where the water stays calm and sargassum is rare. The resort shares a mile and a half of white sand with Tamarijn Aruba next door, and that neighbour is most of the point: one all-inclusive band covers five freshwater pools, twelve restaurants and grills and eight bars across both properties. The buildings are low-rise rather than towers, which is what makes this stretch read quieter than the Palm Beach high-rises up the coast. The 265 rooms are nearly all the same size, around forty square metres, so the real choice is where you stand when you open the door. Beachside puts you in single-storey blocks steps from the sand, Poolview trades that for pool convenience, and the two-bedroom oceanfront suite runs to 109 square metres and sleeps five. Some buildings are stair access only, which is worth knowing before you pick a category. Families get the Sea Turtles Club for ages four to twelve, with babysitting charged separately. Tennis, fitness classes and the e-mountain bikes are included; the spa, the casino, golf and the water excursions are not. The rates we have sampled start around 608 dollars a night for two, and what that buys is breadth rather than polish: guests are consistent about the beach and the staff, less so about how quickly a problem gets solved. Transfers are not in the rate, though the taxi from Queen Beatrix takes about ten minutes. Book the a la carte dinners on your first day, because several venues need reservations and the dine-around is the reason to be here.

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   Tamarijn Aruba All Inclusive Resort

   Four-star★ 4.5 guest rating (2,821)Palmprint 8.1/10From $382/night pp

   Tamarijn Aruba is a low-rise all-inclusive where every room faces the ocean, for people who want the sand a few steps from the door. It is about 15 minutes from the airport and shares its all-inclusive with Divi Aruba next door, so the practical footprint is twelve dining options, eight bars and five freshwater pools across the two. The rooms are the selling point, all of them oceanfront and most a short walk from the water. Guests praise that all-oceanfront layout, the run of both resorts, the value of a beachfront rate, and a casual family-friendly feel. The complaints are rooms that feel simple or dated depending on the category, food that is good without being luxury, and beach conditions that vary by section and by weather. The thing people wish they had known is that Aruba's own restaurants are good enough that the plan's value depends on how much you intend to stay put. The plan covers the restaurants, cafes and bars across both Tamarijn and Divi, with Wi-Fi in the rooms and the public areas; the spa is an enhancement, the premium bottles are not confirmed, the premium excursions are extra, and the airport transfer is a separate add-on booked through De Palm. Ask for a ground-floor room if stepping straight out towards the beach matters to you. The Premium Oceanfront Room, at about 41 square metres, sleeps four and is the updated category. Anyone after polish should compare the high-rise hotels along Palm Beach.

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