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I was in Aruba in November and split my stay between the Renaissance Wind Creek Aruba Resort (review here) and the Hyatt Regency Aruba Resort Spa and Casino (review here). Had the St. Regis Aruba Resort been open then, I would have likely opted to stay there. Aruba is way more developed than when I was last there a few years ago and this is just the latest luxury hotel to add to an already lengthy list.
The St. Regis Aruba Resort is located on the popular Palm Beach. It offers 200 rooms and 52 suites with decor that reflects the island. Designs include lots of natural light and elegant island-inspired decor.
Amenities include two infinity pools, beach access, the St. Regis Spa, the Children’s Club, a fitness center, and a first for the St. Regis brand, a casino.
The St. Regis Bar has a playful twist on the historic cocktail created in the brand’s original NYC location. The Bon Bini Mary is made with fresh papaya, lime, habanero, and spices. Other dining options include a second bar named Ventura, Grano Cafe, Akira Back (serving Japanese-Korean fusion), Eskama (Caribbean cuisine), and a poolside restaurant called Nuba.
The hotel is priced as I would expect it to be with cash rates between $844 and $1,200 and Marriott Bonvoy® redemptions ranging from 79,000 to 115,000 points per night.
Anthony’s Take: The St. Regis brand is my favorite in Marriott’s portfolio. This has been added as my hotel choice for the next time I’m in Aruba.
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