J.E. Irausquin Blvd 93 - Oranjestad, Aruba

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	Click photo to view         Location. Located in the Low-Rise Hotel district of Oranjestad, the Divi Dutch Village Resort is just 30 meters from Druif Beach on the island of Aruba. Complimentary shuttle service is provided to nearby attractions including the Divi Village Golf and Beach Resort and Alhambra Casino and Shopping Bazaar. Downtown Orangjestad, where many restaurants, shops, bars and nightclubs exist, is a little over two kilometers from the resort. Low humidity and infrequent rain make for a near perfect climate that compliments some of the best beaches in the Caribbean. Active pursuits include golfing, tennis, horseback riding, biking, scuba diving, snorkeling and windsurfing.
Hotel Features. The resort boasts several tranquil courtyards with freeform pools and large jetted tubs. Guests receive complimentary access to a beachfront fitness center an can pay to utilize the Internet center at an adjoining property. Complimentary supervised children's activities at a sister property and there are guest laundry facilities on site. Propane barbeque grills are strewn about the grounds and the resort has two bars, one of which serves a limited menu of food. Guestrooms. Accommodations are located in three-story buildings with no elevators and feature furnished balconies with garden or pool views. Fully equipped kitchenettes include range, refrigerators and microwave ovens. Cable television with premium channels and VCRs are standard, and television Internet access is available. Bathrooms features jetted tub/shower combinations. Expert Tip. Snorkeling is particularly fabulous on the leeward (western) coast of the island, with shipwrecks, sunken planes and coral reefs waiting to be explored. Submarine and glass-bottom boat excursions are available for those who prefer to experience the wonders of the sea without getting wet.