Marriott's Aruba Surf Club

Description:

• Marriott Aruba Surf Club looks out over the immaculate blue waters of the Caribbean in Palm Beach, Aruba. Enjoying a beachfront location, the resort is conveniently located near some of the island most popular attractions, including the world largest miniature golf course, the Casablanca Casino and a fascinating butterfly sanctuary. Features. Guests enjoy combined amenities with two neighboring resorts, the Marriott Aruba Ocean Club and the Marriott Aruba Resort and Stellaris Casino. Together they form the embodiment of a tropical leisure destination, complete with meandering lagoons, waterfalls, swim-up bars, private gardens and a sugary white-sand beach dotted with palms. Several restaurants, a health club and a children club are located at the property. A 25-person jetted tub is secluded atop a large poolside rock formation, and there is a children pool located on the sun deck. The Mandara Spa features 14 treatment rooms, offering everything from Caribbean coffee scrubs to aromatherapy steam rooms. Several small shops are located in the arcade. The resort offers two bars and a coffee house, a game room and a picnic area with barbecue grills. Wireless Internet acces in public areas and meeting rooms are available. Laundry facilities are located at the property, and dry cleaning service is available. Guestrooms. Accommodations feature either kitchenettes with mini fridges and microwave ovens, or full kitchens with ranges, refrigerators, microwave ovens, dishwashers and other culinary essentials. High-speed Internet access is provided. All units are equipped with cable television with premium channels. Guest units are furnished with 25-inch televisions, and one-bedroom units feature 28-inch televisions. Balconies are furnished with dining sets. Safes are provided in all accommodations. Welcome amenity starter packets include coffee, sugar and laundry detergent. Expert Tip. Snorkeling on the leeward (western) coast of the island features shipwrecks, sunken planes and coral reefs. Submarine and glass-bottom boat excursions are available for those who prefer to experience the wonders of the sea without getting wet. Iguana feeding between the Ocean Club and Surf Club takes place Wednesday through Monday at 10 a.m.