LG Smith Boulevard 107, Noord, Aruba

The Ritz-Carlton, Aruba

Deluxe Suite

1238 sq. ft. / 8 Guests / 1 King Bed and 1 Double Sofa Bed

The Deluxe Suite at The Ritz-Carlton, Aruba offers 1,238 sq. ft. of space with ocean views from a private balcony. Designed for guests who want generous room to gather and unwind, the suite includes a separate bedroom, a separate sitting area and a separate dining area, creating an easy flow between quiet retreat and shared time together. Inside, the suite features 1 King Bed and 1 Double Sofa Bed, with premium bedding and hypo-allergenic bedding available. A desk, wardrobe or closet, in-room safe, iron and ironing board, phone, coffee and tea maker, free bottled water and daily housekeeping add everyday convenience. Entertainment includes a 46-inch TV with cable service and pay movies, while the private bathroom includes bathrobes and free toiletries. Accessible details such as lever door handles, lowered locks and deadbolt, a lowered peephole or view port, and a visual fire alarm are also included. Your stay connects you to the resort experience at The Ritz-Carlton, Aruba, where days can move from the balcony’s ocean outlook to the property’s two outdoor swimming pools, spa, fitness center and casino. Dining is available across five options, including Italian cuisine at Casa Nonna New York, steakhouse fare at BLT Steak, Japanese cuisine at Noori Sushi Lounge, pool and beach dining at Madero Pool & Beach Grill, and breakfast at Solanio. Complimentary non-motorized water activities, including snorkeling gear, paddleboards, kayaks and water hammocks, are available through the resort’s Towel Hut, and free Wi-Fi is provided in-room and in public areas.

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The suite’s private balcony overlooks the Caribbean Sea, part of a resort where only 55 of the 320 rooms carry a private balcony with an ocean outlook. For guests who want to start and end the day with that view rather than a garden or partial outlook, it’s a genuine upgrade rather than a marketing label.

The suite offers 1 King Bed and 1 Double Sofa Bed, and at 1,238 sq. ft. with a separate bedroom, sitting area and dining area, it comfortably sleeps up to eight guests — making it one of the largest non-club layouts at the property for a multi-generational stay or two families traveling together.

Yes — the private balcony looks toward the Caribbean Sea and works well for morning coffee from the in-room coffee/tea maker or a quiet evening drink before heading down to Palm Beach, which is roughly a 4-minute walk from the resort.

The private bathroom includes a bathtub or shower, plush bathrobes and complimentary toiletries, finished to the same Standard as the rest of the suite, with slippers and turndown service adding a hotel-spa feel to daily routine.

Compared with a Standard Guest Room, the Deluxe Suite adds a genuinely separate bedroom, sitting area and dining area rather than one open room, plus nearly double the space at 1,238 sq. ft. It sits below the property’s Club Level and adults-only Tradewinds Club tiers, which add a private lounge with daily food and beverage presentations — inclusions this category does not carry.

Guests get free in-room and public-area Wi-Fi, daily housekeeping, an in-room safe, and full run of the resort’s two outdoor pools, fitness center, casino and five dining venues, along with complimentary non-motorized water sports — kayaks, paddleboards and snorkeling gear — through the resort’s Towel Hut.

The layout leans family- and group-friendly: the sofa Bed, dining area and space to sleep up to eight guests suit relatives or friends traveling together, while cribs are available on request for infants. Couples wanting a quieter footprint may prefer a smaller category, but the separate living space also makes this suite comfortable for an extended stay.

The resort sits directly on Palm Beach, about a 4-minute walk from the sand, with the two outdoor pools, spa and all five restaurants — including Casa Nonna New York, BLT Steak and Madero Pool & Beach Grill — reachable on foot within the property itself.

The room is soundproofed, which helps buffer resort noise, and the layout’s separate bedroom means sleeping areas are set apart from the sitting and dining space — useful if part of the group wants to stay up while others turn in.

Check-in is from 4:00 p.m. and the property charges a mandatory nightly resort fee plus a separate charge for buffet breakfast, so it’s worth budgeting beyond the room rate. The hotel also operates on a cashless payment basis resort-wide, and guests must be at least 18 to check in unless accompanied by a parent or guardian.

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