LG Smith Boulevard 107, Noord, Aruba

The Ritz-Carlton, Aruba

Coastline View Junior Suite

2 Guests / 1 King Bed

The Coastline View Junior Suite at The Ritz-Carlton, Aruba is a 1,230-square-foot retreat designed for two guests, pairing generous indoor space with a coastline view that brings the setting of Palm Beach into focus. Its sense of openness makes it well suited to a romantic island stay, with room to unwind between time on the beach, by the pools or exploring the resort’s dining and leisure experiences. Inside, the suite is appointed with 1 King Bed and a junior-suite layout that gives the room a more expansive feel than a Standard Guest Room. The arrangement is ideal for two guests who want a refined base with space to relax, dress for dinner and settle into the slower rhythm of Aruba. A private bathroom completes the accommodation, supporting an easy transition from sun-filled days to relaxed evenings at the resort. The Ritz-Carlton, Aruba offers a resort experience shaped by choice, from five dining options to two outdoor swimming pools, a spa, fitness center and casino. Guests can enjoy restaurants including BLT Steak, Casa Nonna New York, Solanio, Madero Pool & Beach Grill and Noori Sushi Lounge, along with complimentary non-motorized watersports such as paddleboards, kayaks and snorkeling gear. While inclusions can vary by booking, this suite places the full Palm Beach resort experience close at hand.

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This suite is positioned to bring the Palm Beach coastline into focus, with the Caribbean Sea and the resort’s shoreline setting the backdrop from the room’s private balcony. It’s a step up from a garden or resort-view room for guests who want the water as part of the everyday view rather than an occasional glimpse.

The suite is furnished with one king Bed and is built to comfortably sleep two guests. The layout, at 1,230 square feet, leans toward couples or solo travelers who want generous space rather than a room built around multiple sleeping configurations.

Yes, the suite opens onto a private balcony overlooking the coastline, which most guests use for morning coffee, evening drinks before dinner, or simply catching the trade-wind breeze that keeps Aruba comfortable year-round.

The bathroom is finished with marble surfaces and stocked with plush robes, giving the suite a refined, spa-like feel that suits the slower pace of a Palm Beach stay before heading out to dinner or the pools.

It sits above a Standard Guest Room in both space and outlook, offering roughly 1,230 square feet versus a more compact footprint elsewhere, with the added benefit of coastline views. Guests wanting a private lounge with daily food and beverage presentations would instead look at the Tradewinds Club tier, which is a separate, adults-only category.

Guests staying in this suite have the run of the resort’s five dining outlets, including BLT Steak, Casa Nonna New York and Noori Sushi Lounge, along with two outdoor pools, the spa, fitness center and casino. Complimentary non-motorized watersports — paddleboards, kayaks and snorkeling gear — are also part of the stay.

With one king Bed and a layout designed around two guests, it’s best suited to couples or travelers seeking a quiet, romantic base. The generous 1,230 square feet also makes it comfortable for a longer island stay, giving room to unwind between beach and pool days without feeling cramped.

The resort sits directly on Palm Beach, just a few minutes’ walk from the sand, with both outdoor pools and the resort’s restaurants all reachable on foot from the Guest Room wings. It’s a short, easy walk to Madero Pool & Beach Grill or Solanio for breakfast.

The resort operates two distinct pool areas — a livelier family pool and a quieter, adults-only pool restricted to guests 18 and over — so guests who prefer calm can gravitate toward the adult pool zone while families cluster near the main pool.

Check-in requires guests to be at least 18 years old unless accompanied by a parent or guardian, and the resort adds a mandatory nightly resort fee along with a separate charge for buffet breakfast. It’s worth factoring these into the overall cost when comparing rates for this suite.

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