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Hotel overview
Discover a captivating tropical paradise at Aruba Marriott Resort & Stellaris Casino. Overlooking the Caribbean sands of Palm Beach, our beautifully-styled hotel boasts spacious accommodations on the sunny beaches of Aruba with exceptional resort amenities. Try your luck at our thrilling 24-hour Stellaris Casino or take a long swim in tranquil ocean waters. Sip on specialty cocktails in private cabanas at our H2Oasis adults-only pool or pamper yourself with a soothing massage in our full-service spa. Soak away all your cares in our resort's relaxing sauna and whirlpool or savor superb onsite dining at Ruth's Chris Steak House, Atardi and La Vista. In the evening, retreat to spacious hotel rooms with plush designer bedding, private balconies and picturesque views. Whatever your reason for visiting, we look forward to welcoming you at Aruba Marriott Resort & Stellaris Casino.
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Hotel Spring Break Policy - This hotel cannot guarantee a spring-break-free environment.
General Information - Room taxes are included in vacation price.
Minimum night stay restrictions may apply.
Ratings & reviews
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8097 reviews-
Amy Sorinio at the Marriott Stellaris Lobby Bar Casino.
We come to Aruba every year. One of the highlights is always watching Amy Sorinio sing at the Marriott Stellaris Lobby Bar. She is a fantastic crossover singer who engages the audience with everything from Opera to Jazz and Contemporary Music. We try to make it to her shows every Tuesday and Friday, it is something you do not want to miss. She is an amazing entertainer/performer.
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Too bad
We are staying currently on the Tradewinds floor of the hotel. We are supposed to have personalized concierge service and many other amenities. Other amenities are terrific The food is great, the happy hour, the breakfast...all terrific. However, oftentimes the food is put out late/not on time at all. The biggest issue is the personalized customer services that we thought we were paying for with the Tradewinds experience! The specialized Tradewinds floor concierge service is very very bad. They are rude, unhelpful, and very rarely provide the answers you need. We talked to the hotel manager they said they would address.it however, never did. We are still here for another week and are very disappointed in that level of service.
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NOT WORTH THE MONEY NOR THE HEADACHE
The facilities are oaky - nothing great (seem much better beaches), but the staff is indifferent, very poorly trained, educated and rude when called upon to provide service. So at $600+/nite I need to get on an app that doesn't work to get a palapa; or wait 15 minutes to get a drink, or be told that lunch is taking 1 hour, or wait for breakfast buffet at 30 minutes. It's 3rd world meets crazy cost. DONT GO THERE !!!
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Great location but caution with reservations! They’re tricky when it comes to cancellations and void honoring policy!
Great location overall and Aruba is a great place to visit. Lodging and food are both quite expensive and decent (not great). BUT Caution with this hotel’s reservations! They will avoid honoring partial refunds and not respond to inquiries.
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Meh
Long time Marriott customer, own several Bonvoy credit cards. Been to Aruba dozens of times and have stayed at several of the resorts including Surf Club, Ocean Club, Hyatt, Radisson (Hilton). 2nd time staying at the Marriott Stellaris. The new chair tag system is the worst. The result is similar to what goes on at the timeshares- people lining up before 7 am to get chairs. Horrible. Who wants to wake up at 6 am for a mad dash for chairs on vacation. Now people put their chair tags on, and may or may not use their chairs throughout the day, preventing others from using. The chair system was better without the tags. Pool attendants should keep track of unoccupied chairs after two hours and free them u for other guests to use. Not enough chairs to go around for everyone with the chair tag system. The rooms are really run down and in need of renovation. The carpeting is ratty, worn and dirty. Shower had hair and soap residue from previous guest. Furniture is chipped and tired . I’ve stayed at Courtyards that are nicer. Mini fridge plopped on the floor next to the desk. Sleeper bed dirty and unusable in the king room. Health club bathroom is old and outdated. Smells of septic most of the time. Not enough room in the upstairs fitness area to do mat work. Service at Mercat restaurant slow. Mediocre food . Other resorts are better overall. Not worth $1500 a night. The current beach and pool chair system is prob a deal breaker for us.