 Awake to yet another flawless day on the island of Aruba. Beyond your terrace, you're greeted by sunny skies over an azure sea. Tropical foliage gives way to rushing waterfalls feeding a lazy river alive with Koi, the color of Aruba's famous sunsets. It's Radisson Aruba Resort & Casino, the island's newest resort. A $55 million dollar transformation has turned this entire resort into a work of art.
Overlooking lush tropical gardens in the blue waters of the Caribbean, three towers Aruba, Bonaire and Curacao together offer 358 guest rooms and suites. Colonial West Indian furnishing and Caribbean decor create a relaxed island ambiance, while amenities such as satellite televisions, coffeemakers, mini-bars, marble bathrooms and waffled cotton robes provide modern touches.
Aruba's finest stretch of sparkling white sand and turquoise water lie just steps away from your room. Besides the beach, two free-form zero entry pools are perfect for swimming, sunning and people watching.
For more active guests, we offer a wide variety of water sports activities, golf privileges at Tierra del Sol and tennis. There's also a full service fitness center with a complete menu of spa services. Adjacent to our main lobby, guests discover the casino, offering blackjack, roulette, craps and slots, along with cocktails and entertainment.
Four restaurants and lounges offer creative and decadent cuisine with distinctive settings and awe-inspiring vistas. Plus, the Radisson Aruba conference center offers 15,300 square feet of flexible indoor space and can accommodate4 up to 900 people. The Grand Caribbean Ballroom, which can be divided into three rooms, features 8,100 square feet of space under colorful Italian glass chandeliers. Five breakout rooms and a business center complete our main meeting and banquet space, located in the Aruba Tower. Venture outdoors and you'll find and additional 24,000 square feet of spectacular venues.
The Radisson Aruba Resort & Casino is as exotic as Aruba itself.
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