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Eagle beach, the largest beach in Aruba, is home to the great Divi Aruba All Inclusive Resort. Here, you can undoubtedly enjoy that long-awaited rest with your loved ones. A wide variety of services and facilities will make the paradisiacal island of Aruba, something even more...
More about the hotelEagle beach, the largest beach in Aruba, is home to the great Divi Aruba All Inclusive Resort. Here, you can undoubtedly enjoy that long-awaited rest with your loved ones. A wide variety of services and facilities will make the paradisiacal island of Aruba, something even more incredible. Buffet and à la carte restaurants, in addition to the characteristic Divi Aruba All Inclusive Snacks Bar, will make your stay a dream getaway in paradise and surrounded by friendly people who will always be at your disposal. You will feel that the beach, our great treasure, is only yours. That is the magic of Divi Aruba.
Values releated to taxes and administratives fees are alreadyincluded at the moment of purchase at the HURB website. No further fee payment of any kind is required once purchase is complete.
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Broadband Internet
Playroom
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Buffet Restaurant
Private Restaurant
Pool
Outdoor Pool
Free Wifi
Babysitting on Request
Free fitness center
Direct beach access
Meeting Rooms
Gift Shop
Hair stylist
Tennis court
Water sports
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Divi Aruba All-Inclusive Sept. 2020
This was our 1st trip to Aruba, but can assure you that it won't be our last. Everyone at Divi Aruba AI went above and beyond to ensure our stay was the best experience possible during these uncertain times. We received a $200 resort credit which could be used at a few different venues and one we picked was the De Palm Sunset Cruise. It was amazing and we definitely recommend it! We stayed in Room 346 and it was maybe 20 steps to the sand! Wonderful view and location. Sandpiper bar to the left and everything else to the right. Alicia & Virginia, the waitresses by the pool, are WONDERFUL! Ask Victoria for the special “Windy Woo” drink! (I’m trying to get it added to the menu!) 😜 You will love it! The Pool Bingo gals were great, Brenda/DJ Seth for nightly entertainment were super fun, and the restaurant staff were all very hospitable. The best dish I had all week was the Lobster soup at the Red Parrot Restaurant! SO Good!! My hubby's favorite was the Veal tenderloin w/gravy. The cook to order breakfast was great and the wings/coconut shrimp with Sweet Thai Chili sauce are amazing! Honorable mention goes to the little flatbread pizzas by the pool. Delish! The friendly little iguanas think so too, so prepare to eat your pizza on a pool float in the middle of the pool, unless you plan to share. I didn't want to leave and I'm already planning a return trip! Hopefully Virginia will have the "Windy Woo" in hand when I arrive! 😜
The best decision I have made in a REALLY LONG TIME!
I had *the* absolute best time at Divi Aruba All-Inclusive. The BEST! The resort is absolutely lovely. It's right on the beach, and the beach is blue and clear with white sand. It's the most beautiful beach I've ever been. Just. Absolutely. Gorgeous. Also, everyone there is so nice, so friendly and so helpful. Upon arrival, I was greeted at the front-desk by Josie, who was super-nice and super-sweet and very welcoming. Every day, I had breakfast and lunch at Pelican Terrace. I really looked forward to and enjoyed eating at the Pelican because the waitstaff was all so fantastic, especially Isa and Mary. Isa and Mary are two of the nicest people I've ever met. All-in-all, this is the best vacation I've ever had. I plan on coming back again next year again for my birthday...and possibly making this a yearly birthday holiday. You can't visit Divi just once.
Divi Aruba August 6-15
I am writing this review from poolside at Divi Aruba for everyone sitting on pins and needles back home waiting to resume their travels and adventures. If you are anything like me then this was the longest time you’ve spent without a getaway from the daily grind or in this case all consuming topic of COVID. I’ll break up this review into two sections: How to get to Aruba and Divi Aruba all inclusive resort. Safety and Aruba customs and boarders control: Whenever you decide to book your trip, first make sure to visit Aruba.com for latest requirements as they may change from the time I came here. Make sure to check that Aruba boarders are open to whatever country and state you are coming from and that your home country will let you back in after traveling to Aruba. Also make sure you are not sick with COVID-19 or anything else for that matter. It’s a small island and you don’t want to be the one to spread anything contagious. Be sure to keep your self safe from the time you take the test to the time you travel on the plane. As of first week of august 2020 I had to get a negative Covid test within 72 hours of arrival to Aruba and upload it to special portal provided to me by Aruba gov. You have to fill out a form for all travelers ahead of time and then they send an email within 72 hours where to upload the test results. Once approved they will send you a confirmation and a link to buy Covid insurance. *** Important*** Bring hard copy of both your negative covid results and approval provided by Aruba.com You will be requested to provide both at check-in of departure airport and arrival in Aruba. Your temperature will be measured at the new medical check point. If you show any signs of sickness you will be quarantined and requested to take another covid test for which you will pay out of pocket. All this precautions made us feel safer on the island. Unfortunately while at the resort we received news that Aruba citizen who tested positive for COVID-19 on the way back from vacation in Netherlands did not self quarantine and went to work in a local bar. Check local Aruba news before coming. From the time we landed in Aruba it took us 1 hour to get suitcases and go through customs. It’s extremely efficient and polite staff deserve an award in my mind. On few occasions I’ve landed in Newark liberty Int before Covid tests and temperatures checks and spent close to 3 hours trying to get out. Delta airline: We departed from JFK. Terminal 4 was very clean, has hand sanitizer stations everywhere. Touchless water filling stations next to almost every restroom (some are not touchless). I suggest bringing your own lunch and water cooler bottle because there is no food or drink service on the plane. They provide a prepackaged snack pack with a 6oz bottle of water, tiny pack of almonds, cheeseit, and a single use purell sanitizer. The Atlanta based flight crew was very pleasant and made everyone feel as if nothing ever happened. The crew announced that the whole plane has been sanitizer between flights, but we still wiped all the surfaces with Clorox wipes and alcohol wipes and found that folding tables and armrests were not clean at all. They may spray them down, but don’t actually wipe off the dirty food stains. Dear Delta management, this should be improved. Everyone on the plane must wear masks at all times and if someone lowered it or removed it to eat, crew quietly and pleasantly reminded folks to keep masks on after finished eating or drinking. Delta also keeps all middle seats empty to keep safe distance. I traveled with my wife and 4 year old son and we had 6 seats to our selves. Thank you Delta! Divi Aruba: After a 10 minute ride from the airport to what can only be described as paradise we were lead to a wall mounted thermometer and a hand sanitizing station. Next we were checked in by pleasant receptionist behind a sneeze guard and went to eat lunch since the rooms weren’t ready yet. Check in is at 3pm and not a second early even though hotel is at 30% capacity. The hotel seems small and offers a boutique feel with only 3 small pools 1 buffet style restaurant for lunch and breakfast, 2 snack bars, 4 bars and 2 evening restaurants + one more at sister resort. Due to Covid and low number of tourists sister property Divi Temarjin is closed but you can still shuttle back and forth. The only complaint is that the sole restroom is located near the lobby, jammed between closed jewelry store and evening restaurant. It can quickly become annoying for children, pregnant women and elderly travelers or even me. The beach spans far and wide to either side of the hotel and the grassy edge where sand meets the hotel grounds is overwhelmed with new showers to wash off the Caribbean Sea salt and sand. The sand is pure white with very little mixture of finely ground seashells and larger chunks of corrals at the waters edge. It’s the kind of sand that is only seen on postcards and Hollywood movies about places we all thought were out of reach. However the hotel is located on a windy side of the island, which is both good and bad. The wind helps everyone stay cooler in the heat of the sun and also makes it harder for the tiny local flies and mosquitos to bite. Unfortunately it’s not the case for lobby and patio seating of the buffet restaurant. Wind also brings the bigger waves. Great for adventures wild teenagers, but could be dangerous for babies and elderly folks. The rooms are small but comfortable. We stayed in room 216. It is centrally located between the beach and all the pools and restaurants. AC works well and so does the hot water. My room had poorly designed shower heads that spray water everywhere. The water pressure is sufficient but the way it feels when water hits is just unpleasant. The hotel only provides liquid soap and shampoo. If you need conditioner you should birng some. The mini fridge in the room is empty. No beer or side or even water. When we asked the front desk about water bottles they told us to drink tap water out of the sink. We did and are still alive. You don’t have to but if you ask for water in restaurant or at the bar it’s also tap and so is ice. Divi staff is always effortlessly friendly and pleasant. It’s easy to talk to them about local events, near by shopping or just about anything. Staff changes every day as they get to work 3 days a week to have everyone employed during the pandemic season. Some employees wear masks and are attentive (not necessarily same ones) others are standing around oblivious to your existence. The better ones are efficient in their own way, meaning they might not see an empty glass on your table but if you raise you head and look around one of many waiters will see you and approach to ask if you require assistance. I think it’s partially due to the distancing requirements. Buffet food tasted good, obviously fresh with good flavor. It’s all located behind glass shield for the sake of the customers health. Guests are required to stand in line 6 feet apart to place an order at the pasta or grill station in the “buffet”. Unfortunately most people do not follow the rules and just stand in bunches or breathe down your neck when you try to keep your distance. When you place an order you receive a pager. When it lights up like a Christmas tree go back and skip the line to pick up your order. If you like to get your moneys worth at the buffet dont let the serving stations discourage you. Buffet staff is more then happy to oblige with seconds and thirds. Weather you are a health buff or just like to enjoy a delicious fruit smoothy you will find the smoothly station to you satisfaction. Oddly enough they are only served in tiny jam bottles so take at least 2-3. Tea and coffee taste like BJ’s brand. Basically it’s dark water in a cup. Ask for green tea instead, it’s Twinings. No fruit station for lunch, only for breakfast. You can ask smoothly station barista for apple or banana. However there is icecream fridge and cookies and lots of pastries for lunch and dinner. Individual thin crust pizza is made to order at the lobby bar. Tuna salad sandwiches are pretty tasty too. Best restaurant by far is Ginger on the Temarjin side. We dined there 3 times and each time service was impeccable and food taste great. We are from NYC so we didn’t try sushi but everything else was cooked very well. Red parrot has good menu and food is well prepared. Waiters are on and off. Some days the crew is attentive and other days it seems like a different restaurant. Almost feels like staff is ignoring you on purpose. I found menu at Lime very stereotypical. Tacos/ burritos/fajitas. Everything tastes average. Desert menu felt like something out of next Food Network Star. Odd ingredients thrown together with questionable outcome. There is no gym on Divi Aruba grounds but you can use gym and other amenities at sister hotels Divi village and Tamarjin. There are no nightly shows like larger all inclusive chains. There is a DJ at beach bar spinning local tracks and pop hits from 7:30pm to 11 pm There are is no beach volleyball or entertainment crew to speak off except the day and nigh DJ’s. There are no water sports on site free or paid. The only place you can rent jetski or any other water sport is at a bungalow between Divi and Tamarjin. At the end of the day this is a good choice for couples and families that don’t mind rough seas. If rocky beach with 3 foot waves is a dealbreaker Divi Aruba is not for you but neither is Divi village or Divi temarjin as they all share the same beach. Everything else in this hotel is well above average.
Wedding Dream Team
Todd and I visited the island back in December, and with the intention of finding/booking our wedding venue. This was our first trip to Aruba, and so kept it flexible with figuring it out once we got there. However there were three spots that stood out during our research, and so we booked appointments at each to take place throughout the course of our stay. We had initially decided to stick to the other side of the island based on our research. Our top choice and where we’d expected to book was the Hyatt. It had seemingly everything we wanted, aside from an all-inclusive option. The Divi is all-inclusive resort, which is why we decided we should at least check it out. Well having had been a manager in the hospitality industry for several years while working in Boston’s Back Bay, I was exposed to levels of service above and beyond. I had an expectation about wedding planning and events, but I wasn’t taking that all too seriously because, ‘come on mon.. it’s Aruba’. The Divi was the first to respond back to my inquiry, and within the same day of my emailing them. Robert Lee’s response not only met my expectations of quality service, but it exceeded them by far. He sent me recommendations for the best times to see each part the resort(s) as well as the different ceremony location options, asked where I was staying during my trip so to help with timing, and then here’s the kicker…. Since our hotel we were staying at (The Boardwalk) was on the other side of island he offered to schedule a car to come pick us up prior to the appointment, free of charge. In addition, the Divi was the only hotel to follow up during the months leading up to our trip... just to check in 😊 I was disappointed with the Hyatt’s inquiry response and underwhelmed with the other venue, but we booked the appointments expecting to be “blown away” by them when we get there. We’d spent 2 full days already basking in the sun and loving everything about “our end of the island”. We even walked passed the Hyatt about 33 times, more and more excited for our appointment with each walk. Day 3 of the trip was the start to our consults, and The Divi was our first stop. We were picked up at our hotel by a very nice gentleman driving an extremely airconditioned vehicle… thank goodness because it’s hot in Aruba and for some reason a lot of taxis don’t use AC?!) We arrived to the resort, and immediately this end of the island had a totally different feel from the other. A lot more quiet, not as much shopping or night life… but there was something special about the setting, and for the first time the whole trip I wasn’t just excited about my wedding… I was excited to be the bride and for my guests who I envisioned being well taken care of and very comfortable here. Why hadn’t I felt this way while walking around the Hyatt and all of those venues all week? We sat down with Robert prior to touring the resort. I had no idea what was in store once inside, but was delighted with out consultation which took place in his office at the Tamarijn. Once done we toured the Tamarijn, and it was absolutely perfect living accommodations for our guests with family or small children. It’s a bit more lowkey here than the Divi, each room with a waterfront view and with most rooms with the option to connect doors. We then hopped in a golf cart and drove 2 minutes over to the Divi. Robert toured us around, ending our tour at the pool bar and offering us a couple of beverages to enjoy until we’re ready to head back to our hotel… He introduced us to the bartender who was awesome and we hung out with for a bit before hitting the road… at which point their driver drove us all the way back to our hotel (roughly 15-20 minute drive). We got back to our bungalow hotel on the other end of the island, and within 20 minutes or so had cancelled our next two consultations. We were just so blown away by the personable touches and hospitality of the Divi, it’s all-inclusive package which we preferred from the start.. and the variety of pools/bars, accommodation options were just perfect for us. Robert and Daniella (our wedding coordinator) were not only helpful and communicative, but also accommodating to very end. Our wedding was supposed to take place on September 25. We were hopeful and we waited for as long as we could, but unfortunately due to current circumstances last week we decided to cancel it. Our contract said 25 percent of our deposit is kept should we cancel after so many months time. We assumed we would be able to negotiate this in the event of us deciding to cancel, but it was a risk we decided to take and we were totally prepared to pay the full amount should that be the case. Robert’s response to my email was not only heartfelt and reassuring at a moment of sadness for us, but we were completely taken off bat when he waived everything completely. We were reimbursed 100%. I am confident that if we had actually made it there for our wedding (even if during Covid), everything would have been absolutely perfect. 😊 Until we meet again, Kelly and Todd Horn
Friendly people
Our stay at the Divi was perfect! The staff were so friendly and welcoming! They made a great stay even better! The restaurants had plenty of options, the pools were very nice, the bars were well stocked and the beach was the best! It really is one happy island!