Standard Room with Ocean View
560 sq. ft. / Ocean View / 2 Guests / 1 king Bed or 2 queen beds
The Standard Room with Ocean View at The Ritz-Carlton, Aruba offers 560 sq. ft. of non-smoking comfort with an Ocean View. Designed for two guests, it pairs the ease of a spacious Guest Room with the pleasure of a balcony or terrace, creating a calm place to begin and end each day by the water. Inside, blackout curtains, soundproofing and hypoallergenic touches help set a restful tone, while a desk, in-room safe, wireless internet access, satellite and cable channels, telephone and TV keep essentials close at hand. The room may be reserved with 1 king Bed or 2 queen beds, with linens provided for a polished, comfortable stay. The bathroom is arranged with a separate shower and bathtub, plus a shower, towels, bathrobes, slippers and a mirror. Thoughtful accessibility-related features include a lever handle on the door, lowered deadbolt on the door, non-slip grab bar, visual alarm and closed-caption TV, while a coffee and tea maker and mini bar add convenient refreshment within the room. Your stay at The Ritz-Carlton, Aruba places you within the resort’s full experience, with two outdoor swimming pools, five dining options, a spa, fitness center and casino available on property. Guests can enjoy restaurants and lounges ranging from Italian cuisine at Casa Nonna New York to steakhouse dining at BLT Steak, Japanese cuisine at Noori Sushi Lounge, breakfast at Solanio and relaxed pool-and-beach fare at Madero Pool & Beach Grill. Complimentary non-motorized water activities, including paddle boarding, snorkeling and kayaks, are also offered for guests, making this ocean-view room a refined base for an Aruba escape.
What's included in this room?
- Private furnished balcony or terrace framing sweeping Caribbean Ocean views
- 560 sq. ft. non-smoking layout with a dedicated work desk
- One king Bed or two queen beds, comfortably sleeping two guests
- Marble-style bathroom with a separate soaking tub, glass shower and robes
- Soundproofed, blackout-curtained room with slippers and a wall mirror
- Stocked mini bar paired with an in-room coffee and tea maker
- Flat-screen TV, in-room safe, wireless Wi-Fi and attentive room service
- Resort-wide access to two pools, five restaurants, spa, casino and water sports
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Standard Room with Ocean View FAQs
What does the Ocean View from this room actually look like, and is it worth the upgrade?
The Standard Room with Ocean View opens onto a private balcony or terrace with sightlines toward the Caribbean Sea, a step up from a garden or partial view for guests who want to wake up to the water. Since The Ritz-Carlton, Aruba sits directly on Palm Beach, even a standard-category Ocean View puts you close to that turquoise backdrop rather than looking over parking or gardens.
How are the beds configured, and who does this room sleep comfortably?
This category can be booked with 1 king Bed or 2 queen beds, and it’s designed to sleep two guests comfortably. That makes it best suited to couples or solo travelers rather than families needing extra sleeping space.
Does the room have a balcony, and how would I actually use it?
Yes, every Standard Room with Ocean View includes a private balcony or terrace, a nice quiet spot for morning coffee or an evening drink while looking out toward the water before heading down to the beach or pools.
What is the bathroom like in this room category?
The bathroom is fitted with a separate shower and soaking tub, plush towels, bathrobes and slippers, plus a mirror and vanity space — a comfortable, well-appointed setup for a resort of this caliber.
How does this room compare to the categories above it, like the Club Level or suites?
The Standard Room with Ocean View gives you the same balcony, bedding options and bathroom finishes found throughout the property, but it does not include the private lounge access and five daily food presentations reserved for the resort’s Club Level or Tradewinds Club categories. Guests wanting more space, a Caribbean-facing balcony suite, or lounge privileges would look at those higher tiers instead.
What's included in the resort experience when I book this room category?
Beyond the room itself, guests have full run of the property’s two outdoor swimming pools, five dining venues from Italian at Casa Nonna New York to steaks at BLT Steak, the spa and fitness center, the on-site casino, and complimentary non-motorized water sports like paddleboards, snorkeling gear and kayaks.
Is this room better suited to couples, families, or a longer stay?
With room for two guests and a single king or two queen setup, it’s really built for couples or solo travelers rather than families sharing one room. It works well for both a short getaway and a longer stay, given the balcony, desk and coffee/tea maker for settling in.
How far is the room from the beach, pools and restaurants?
The resort sits directly on Palm Beach, so guests are only a few minutes’ walk from the sand, the two on-site pools and all five restaurants without needing to leave the property.
Which side of the resort is quieter for guests who want a peaceful stay?
The resort’s adults-only pool area tends to be calmer than the family pool near Madero Pool & Beach Grill, and ocean-facing rooms generally sit away from the casino and lobby energy, making them a good pick for guests seeking a quieter balcony view of the Caribbean Sea.
What should I know before booking that isn't obvious from the room details?
Check-in is at 18 or older, and the resort applies a daily resort fee along with a separate charge for the breakfast buffet, so it’s worth factoring those into your overall stay cost when comparing this ocean-view category to other resorts.