Hilton Aruba Caribbean Resort & Casino

The Best Hotels in Aruba—Luxe All-Inclusives, Beachfront Retreats, and Cozy Boutiques | Condé Nast Traveler

"In the heart of the high‑rise district, this “Grande Dame” opened in 1959 as the island’s first large hotel, designed by Morris Lapidus of Fontainebleau and Eden Roc fame. Transitioned into a Hilton in 2015, the 357‑room resort retains midcentury charm alongside modern conveniences—like ordering food and drinks directly to your palapa—and it rarely feels crowded even at high occupancy. Three towers named for the ABC islands offer many rooms with stunning ocean views. Aruba’s signature cocktail, the Aruba Ariba, was invented here, and the outdoor bar Mira Solo is the perfect place to sip one while catching nightly live music and sunset views through the palms." - Jacqueline Dole

15 Best Family-friendly Beach Resorts in the Caribbean

"Wins over families with its palapa-studded beach and action-packed activity schedule. There’s also a kids club and evening activities such as dive-in movies and s’mores." - Travel + Leisure Editors

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"The 'Retrograde Ritual by Eforea Spa' at the Hilton Aruba Caribbean Resort & Casino, which was introduced in January, includes meditation and guided breathing on the property’s white-sand beach."

10 Best Hotels in Aruba for a Local Stay - AFAR

"A family-friendly Palm Beach resort with 357 airy, modern rooms each sporting a private balcony or patio, plus an extensive activities program for kids (cycling tours, bird interactions, cupcake decorating, beach marble races, scavenger hunts) and adult-focused facilities including a beachfront fitness center and an eforea spa offering native aloe experiences, outdoor cabanas, and signature treatments. Two palm-fringed pools and plentiful beachside palapas provide seaside relaxation, while six dining options span tapas-style breakfast spots to high-end steakhouses, a seafood shack, and a cocktail bar with live entertainment." - AFAR Editors

"This Palm Beach resort lets type A vacationers make the most of every minute of their trip. For adults, the jam-packed roster of activities ranges from cardio kickboxing and archery to salsa workshops and lessons on how to make your own aloe scrub. Another grown-up perk: every50-minute spa treatment and dinner for two comes with complimentary child care. Meanwhile, the ShocoLand kids club keeps tykes busy during the day with water-balloon races and seashell painting. Have a little down time? The 355 rooms were renovated in late 2016, and now have an airy, modern feel; each also has its own private balcony or patio ideal for enjoying island breezes. For those happy to while away the hours near the water, chaise longues surround two palm-fringed pools, and plenty of beachside palapas sit just steps from the sea."