LG Smith Boulevard 107, Noord, Aruba

The Ritz-Carlton, Aruba

Room Resort View

Resort View / 4 Guests / 2 Queen Beds

The Room Resort View at The Ritz-Carlton, Aruba offers 550 square feet of calm, contemporary comfort with a private balcony overlooking the resort. Designed for guests who want an easy Palm Beach stay with a sense of place, this non-smoking room pairs generous indoor space with resort views and thoughtful details such as soundproofing, blackout drapes, premium TV channels, pay movies, free Wi-Fi and complimentary bottled water. Inside, 2 Queen Beds accommodate up to 4 guests, with premium bedding, turndown service and hypo-allergenic bedding available. Free cribs or infant beds are available on request, making the room well suited to families as well as friends travelling together. The private bathroom includes a bathtub or shower, slippers and accessibility-minded features such as a height-adjustable showerhead, grab bar near the toilet, lowered locks and peephole, wheelchair-width doorways and low-height bathroom electrical outlets. Your stay includes the ease of resort living at The Ritz-Carlton, Aruba, with limited-hours room service, a minibar, coffee and tea maker, daily housekeeping and bed-sheet changes on request. Beyond the room, guests can enjoy the hotel’s five dining options, two outdoor swimming pools, spa, fitness center and casino, along with complimentary non-motorized watersports equipment such as snorkeling gear, paddleboards, kayaks and water hammocks through the Towel Hut.

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The private balcony overlooks the landscaped resort grounds and pool areas rather than the Caribbean Sea. It’s a quieter, more affordable way to enjoy The Ritz-Carlton, Aruba while staying just a short walk from Palm Beach itself, so it suits guests who plan to spend most of their time by the pool or exploring rather than watching the water from their room.

The room is furnished with 2 Queen Beds and comfortably sleeps up to 4 guests, making it a practical choice for two couples, a family, or friends traveling together.

Yes, every Room Resort View includes a private furnished balcony overlooking the resort’s grounds, a nice spot for morning coffee or unwinding before heading down to the pools or beach.

The private bathroom includes a bathtub or shower, plush slippers, and complimentary toiletries, along with accessibility touches such as a height-adjustable showerhead and grab bars, so it works well for guests of all mobility levels.

The layout, beds, and square footage are the same as other entry-level categories, but the Resort View faces the gardens and pool side instead of the Caribbean Sea. Guests wanting sea views typically upgrade to an Ocean View category, while those wanting a private lounge with daily food presentations look to the Club Level or Tradewinds Club rooms.

Guests enjoy free Wi-Fi, a stocked minibar, coffee and tea maker, and limited-hours room service in the room itself, plus resort-wide perks like access to two outdoor pools, five dining venues, the spa and fitness center, the casino, and complimentary non-motorized watersports such as snorkeling gear, kayaks, and paddleboards through the Towel Hut.

Yes. The room sleeps up to 4 guests, offers free cribs on request, and features soundproofing and blackout drapes for easier naps and bedtimes, while the resort’s Ritz Kids program and two pools (including a dedicated family pool) keep younger guests entertained just outside the room.

The Ritz-Carlton, Aruba sits directly on Palm Beach, only about a 4-minute walk from the sand, and both of the resort’s outdoor pools are just as easily reached on foot from this room category.

Because it overlooks the resort’s gardens and pool areas rather than the oceanfront, a Resort View room can sit closer to daytime pool activity, but the rooms are soundproofed and fitted with blackout drapes to keep things restful when needed.

Beyond the room rate, guests should budget for the property’s daily resort fee, which covers amenities like watersports equipment, and note that minibar items and the breakfast buffet are typically charged separately rather than included in the room rate.

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