Three hotels in Aruba who want to spoil you with views and pampering include the Hyatt Regency Aruba Resort and Casino, the Radisson Aruba Resort & Casino and Riu Palace Aruba.
The Hyatt (left) holds over 9,000 square feet of function space and is known for a great place to have weddings given their event planning team as well.
There’s six restaurants on the property including romantic, private beachfront dining. For those who think every resort isn’t one unless they have a gym, the Stillwater Spa offers a complete fitness facility for guests.
If you thought the 9K space was impressive, how about 8K alone for their pool complex. You can participate in water volleyball or explore the freshwater lagoon, stocked with tropical fish and wildlife. They also have a swim up bar called the Balashi Bar and Grille where you can get lunch or a cocktail.
Most junior suites have a balcony or terrace.
Photos: Hyatt and Radison respectfully, both from their websites.
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