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Home » Destinations » Caribbean » Aruba » 8 Amazing Boutique Hotels in Aruba

8 Amazing Boutique Hotels in Aruba

Posted June 27, 2022, Updated November 27, 2022 //  by Michele Peterson 7 Comments

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Discover the best of Aruba at one of these secret hideaways. This selection of villas, boutique hotels and cottages are off the radar options for a unique Caribbean vacation

This Dutch Caribbean island has a wealth of large resorts, but if you’re looking for a memorable stay, there are a few extraordinary boutique hotels in Aruba worth considering. 

We’ve stayed in every one of these luxury hotels, villas and apartments and love how unique they are!

They’ve got stunning locations, personalized service, quality design and offer a truly authentic way to discover Aruba.

Drone view of Aruba Ocean Villas Credit Patrick Jansen.
You’ll feel as though you’re castaway in the South Pacific in your luxury villa. (Credit: Aruba Ocean Villas)

Here are our top picks for the best boutique hotels in Aruba, from luxury villas to dreamy cottages, upscale apartments, unique Airbnbs and glamorous resorts set on the beach. 

They’re ideal for independently minded travellers, couples and families looking for a taste of the real Aruba: 

1. Aruba Ocean Villas – Overwater Bungalows in Aruba

Dushi Sue Villa Boutique Hotel in Aruba. Credit Aruba Ocean Villas
It doesn’t get any more waterfront than Dushi Sue Villa. (Credit: Aruba Ocean Villas)

Each time I return to the South Pacific style oasis called Aruba Ocean Villas tucked away in a secret spot in Savaneta, I’m amazed by how beautiful it is. And it just keeps getting better and better.

During my first stay in the Jojoli overwater bungalow, I awoke each morning to the sound of birdsong and showered in an outdoor shower beneath a spout made of a conch shell.

Evenings, I relaxed in the big indoor soaking tub, in a hammock or on one of two decks featuring jaw-dropping views.

Jojoli villa in Aruba.
Relax in your outdoor tub overlooking the sea. (Credit: Aruba Ocean Villas)

Today they have added a boat deck with an outside whirlpool to it, and a soothing outdoor spa just behind. They have also added a split-level tree house, more overwater bungalows they call penthouses – massive two-level emporiums with extras like peek-a-boo sea view floors inside, and personal sea dipping pools with private kayaks outside.

They must be seen to be believed!

There are also new bamboo beach cabins, and a sprawling mangrove canal and pool community being built behind it all that will be devoted to health and wellness holidays.

Interior of an overwater bungalow in Aruba. r
Interior of the Kita Bonita overwater villa at Aruba Ocean Villas. (Credit: Stiven Sanchez Photography for Aruba Ocean Villas)

Awash in tropical blooms, original art and bespoke décor that artist/owner Osyth Henriquez has curated from her world travels – think hand-painted pianos, crystal chandeliers made from tree branches, Balinese mahogany canopied beds, and hammocks absolutely everywhere, it’s awe inspiring at every turn.

Luxe amenities include butler service, ensuite dining, and one overwater palapa private dining spot (for resort guests only) or toes-in-the-sand dining at their Old Man and the Sea Restaurant on their private little beach ( breakfast also included there) with pre-dinner craft cocktails at their cute little Toteki tiki bar.

Be sure to try their rock lobster, it’s locally caught.

Insider’s Tip: Note that the restaurant is open to the public but there only 10 tables. Resort guests get first dibs, so reservations are mandatory, and the resort is strictly adults-only.

One of the best luxury boutique hotels in Aruba and one of the best places to stay for couples, this blissful hideaway is just begging to be discovered.

It’s a wonderful spot for small destination weddings, as well.  

Aruba Ocean Villas with stairs leading to water.
Step into the blue sea directly from your villa. (Credit: Stiven Sanchez Photography for Aruba Ocean Villas)

Complimentary sea kayaks allow guests to explore the mangroves and outer islands. They also supply snorkel equipment if you want to explore under the waters.

Life is slow and easy here. In fact, it’s easy to disappear into this hideaway for a week or two and leave the rest of the world behind.

Foodie Alert: A few steps next door is Zeerovers Aruba, a  seafood restaurant you don’t want to miss. Local fishermen bring their catch to the pier daily so not only is the seafood super fresh but you get to dine on the waterfront at budget prices.

2. Amsterdam Manor Beach Resort – Eagle Beach 

Aerial view of the Amsterdam Manor Beach Resort a boutique hotel in Aruba.
Enjoy a handy location and welcoming hospitality at Eagle Beach. (Credit: Amsterdam Manor Beach Resort )

Though this Dutch colonial style landmark boutique low-rise hotel (72 rooms) emits a regal air with a coat of arms crest at the entrance, Amsterdam Manor Beach Resort is best known historically as a down-to-earth style stay favoured by Dutch families.

The fact that all rooms have kitchens and all you need to self-cater, plus it’s a short walk to Super Food Plaza to stock up on supplies, makes it a draw for budget travellers.

Even though it has recently undergone a brilliant resort-wide refreshment from top to bottom, it still retains a welcoming community feel.

The interior of all their rooms sports a brand new fresh, contemporary look, splashes of Caribbean colours, updated bathrooms, new furniture, and modern appliances now grace all kitchens.

They have also updated their elevated pool bar Horizons Lounge with killer new cocktails and bites and a daily double Happy Hour. But they also offer room service, and their on-site dining is divine.

Now you can enjoy breakfast as well as lunch and sunset drinks and snacks at their newly expanded Passions Beach Bar.

It’s located on a stellar strip of famed Eagle Beach right across the street and right beside the iconic twisted Fofoti trees you see in so much of Aruba’s marketing.

Aruba’s Most Photographed Trees

Watapana trees in Aruba.
We could spot the famous trees right from the balcony of our ocean front room at the Amsterdam Manor Beach Resort.

These emblematic Aruba trees are often mistakenly called Divi-Divi (locally known as Watapana trees) but they are not.

They’re actually a version of buttonwood which would typically grow upright if not for the constant trade winds!

Don’t miss a spectacular splurge-worthy dinner with toes in the sand by tiki torch at their signature Eagle Beach oasis Passions on the Beach, it’s one of Aruba’s most romantic restaurants: 

Amsterdam Manor is an AAA Three Diamond, pet-friendly boutique resort, and note they are totally cashless.

Check prices and availability of Amsterdam Manor Beach Resort on Booking.com. 

3. Bucuti & Tara Beach Resort – Luxury on Eagle Beach

Row of Sunset Palapas on the beach at Bucuti & Tara resort in Aruba.
Dine in a romantic palapa at Adults-only Bucuti & Tara Beach Resort. (Credit: Bucuti & Tara)

With 45 suites and 59 guest rooms,  Bucuti & Tara Beach Resort is the largest of the luxury boutique hotels on our list.

But that doesn’t mean it doesn’t have loads of privacy and everything you need for an intimate stay. Guests even have their own personal concierge during their stay. 

Located on Eagle Beach, this exclusive property is for adults 18+ and will appeal to couples on a honeymoon or romantic getaway.

Its private beach palapas are even on our list as one of the Top 10 Romantic Restaurants for Date Night in Aruba. 

One of the top luxury hotels in Aruba, another advantage of Bucuti & Tara is that it’s committed to sustainable, environmentally-friendly practices in all facets of its operation. It was the Caribbean’s first and remains its only carbon-neutral hotel.

This eco-friendly philosophy also applies to its restaurants. There are loads of vegan and vegetarian options available.

You can feel good about a stay at this planet-friendly boutique resort.  

Check prices and availability at Bucuti & Tara Beach Resort on Booking.com. 

4. Boardwalk Boutique Hotel Aruba – Luxury Near Palm Beach  

Tucked away in the Palm Beach area of Noord, Boardwalk Boutique Hotel is a collection of luxury cottages set in its own private Garden of Eden of coconut palm trees, ferns and tropical foliage surrounding two saltwater freeform swimming pools.

There’s also a spa and gym on site, along with varied food and beverage options. If you’re a guest in their private villa with plunge pool, you can enjoy a spectacular, floating breakfast experience.

This unique and memorable experience is on our list of Aruba’s Top 20 Brunches 

Main swimming pool at Boardwalk Boutique Hotel in Aruba.
A gem of a swimming pool. (Credit: Boardwalk Boutique Hotel Aruba)

This low-rise boutique hotel is literally across the street from the Ritz-Carlton Aruba yet feels a world away from the glitzy casino scene. Plus it’s eco-friendly!

While the Boardwalk Boutique Hotel Aruba is one of the best places to stay in Aruba for couples on a romantic getaway or honeymoon, it also suits families with children aged 12 and up, who crave the conveniences of home.

The 46 casitas range in size from studio to two-bedroom units. Free parking is available onsite. 

Casita with plunge pool at Boardwalk Boutique Hotel Aruba.
Boardwalk Boutique Hotel Aruba has three very special casitas, including a palapa tower, one with a plunge pool and another with an outdoor shower. (Credit: Boardwalk Boutique Hotel Aruba)

During our stay, we swooned over our spacious bedroom, full kitchen and living room combo and luxurious washroom with plush towels and in-room dispensers delivering premium Aruba Aloe shampoos, conditioners and lotions.

Everything was sparkling clean and modern. Best of all, there was a private terrace complete with barbecue  grill and a hammock where we could laze away the day.

Although not located directly on the beach, guests have access to the gorgeous, dedicated Boardwalk Beach area on Palm Beach less than a five-minute walk across the street.

It’s decked out with loungers, shade, towels and even an outdoor shower!

Servers riding Segways in the sand from Ritz Carlton’s pool and beach grill next door serve Boardwalk guests lounge-side, too. They even offer discounts on their food and drink.

So much fun to watch!

Boardwalk guests also get special discounts at Vela Watersports on site, Aruba’s premiere operator for watersport equipment rental and instruction. 

Check prices and availability for Boardwalk Boutique Hotel Aruba on Booking.com.

5. Bubali Luxury Apartments – Aruba Boutique Apartments

Located within the quiet residential neighbourhood of Bubali, literally a few streets behind SuperFood Plaza (Aruba’s largest full service modern grocery store) this collection of four boutique apartments is a rare find.

A superb location, an adults-only policy and plenty of luxurious touches make Bubali Luxury Apartments an ideal spot for extended stays and long stays.

To begin, the quality of construction and finishing in these apartments is exceptional. There are modern euro cabinets, stainless steel appliances, glass walk-in showers, flat screen TV, a spacious living/dining room area and high ceiling. 

Wheelchair accessible swimming pool at Bubali Luxury Apartments in Aruba.
Relax around the swimming pool at Bubali Luxury Apartments. (Credit: Francisco Sanchez)

We stayed in a two-bedroom apartment and each bedroom featured spacious closets, a king-size bed and its own AC unit .

The outdoor space includes a private terrace with a dining table and lounge area overlooking the shared swimming pool. A BBQ and outdoor kitchen are also available for guest use.

Guests can spend idyllic days lounging on the pool deck or relaxing on a beach lounger with cooler and beach toys (supplied in each apartment) during a sun-filled day at nearby Eagle Beach, one of the world’s top beaches. Free parking also adds to the savings. 

Extra Special: Each apartment is completely wheelchair accessible. And the ingenious thing about the design of Bubali Luxury Apartments is that all of the design elements of the wheelchair accessible features are subtly incorporated into the contemporary decor of the property.

From extra wide doorways, bed lifts and an adjusted toilet, shower and washbasin, these apartments rival the standards of even the most accessible hotel properties in the Caribbean.

There are even two wheelchairs available to borrow plus a beach wheelchair. The swimming pool even has a special ramp for wheelchairs.

The entire property is so barrier-free and easy to get around. There’s no low lighting, deep bathtubs or hazards to trip over. Seniors as well as people with mobility issues will appreciate the features of this low-rise, barrier-free property.

It’s definitely one of the best apartments in Aruba.

Check prices and availability for Bubali Luxury Apartments on Booking.com.

6. OceanZ Boutique Hotel – Private Plunge Pools

Palm trees in from of Ocean Z Hotel a luxury boutique hotel in Aruba. Credit Sue Campbell.
This luxury boutique hotel will have you swooning over its sleek lines Credit Susan Campbell

One of the best boutique hotels in Aruba, OceanZ Boutique Hotel is just minutes from high-rise hotel strip yet worlds away from the touristic frenzy.

Tucked in the lovely little residential neighborhood of Malmok,  OceanZ  offers 13 intimate rooms across the road from gorgeous sea cliffs above a snorkelling spot famous for its abundance of colorful tropical fish.

Created by well-known Venezuelan fashion designer Eva Zissu who has made Aruba her home for many years, OceanZ was envisioned as a spot where she could entertain in style and offer guests an intimate luxury Aruba experience.

Everything is personally curated from the modern white décor splashed with bright pink hibiscus blooms to the massive indoor/outdoor rain showers with a Zen motif.

The star suites are the master ocean front balcony abodes with their own plunge pool and whirlpools, but the smaller suites also hold an alluring appeal, all flanking the saltwater infinity pool.

A private chef, pool service, a stand-alone bar with signature cocktails and personalized menus all make you feel like you are her only guest. And though it’s not on a swimmable beach, it offers stellar sunset views over the sea from the glassed-in dining room and outdoor dining nook.

For a beach day, this luxury boutique hotel  will supply everything you need including transportation to and from two popular beaches nearby.

Check prices and availability for OceanZ Aruba Boutique Hotel on Booking.com.

7.  Villa Royale Aruba – Posh Villa in Noord 

Purple lights illuminate Aruba Villa Royale in Aruba. Credit: Villa Royale Aruba
You’ll enjoy a glamorous stay at Villa Royale Aruba. (Credit: Villa Royale Aruba)

Imagine a private mansion perched up in the hills overlooking the Noord region of Aruba that looks like something out of “Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous”. 

Then imagine yourself staying there for a fraction of what you would pay for a typical beachfront hotel on Aruba, if you share it with a group.

That’s the reality of staying at this posh three-story villa that can accommodate up to 25 people. It’s like having our own private luxury boutique hotel. And only a select few know about it!

I was lucky to stay there during a girls’ getaway (with a group of travel writers and local friends) and we made the most of our luxury weekend in Aruba.

A catered dinner on the spacious outdoor deck, a dip in the huge pool by firepit light at the built-in pool bar and a soak in the big whirlpool, then lots of dancing and imbibing (they have an in-house wine cellar) it really was a night to remember.

Also fun for a group is one of our 10 Can’t Miss Beach Bars in Aruba 

There are eight spacious bedrooms in all, each with contemporary decor and private bathroom. Some even  have a deck while another has a massage table and an exercise bike. One is almost a standalone apartment with its own private entrance.

The formal dining table seats 20 while the breezy outdoor dining area affords a stellar view of the large pool and Aruba’s coastline. I had major kitchen-envy of Villa Royale Aruba’s sleek Euro-cabinets, decked out shelving, countertops and gleaming appliances.

Extra Special: The price is right for this luxury villa in Aruba if you split it with a group ($2,000 USD a night  and it sleeps 25 people).

It makes an ideal escape for a classy corporate retreat, a big family reunion or a girl’s getaway such as a  health and wellness retreat.

Concierge service for whatever your heart might desire is also available through Barbulet Concierge. You can arrange for a driver, private chef and more. You can also get a tray of Dutch tapas to go from Café 080 a popular bar in Noord. 

Note: There is a minimum 5-night stay. Check prices on Villa Royale Aruba 

8. Glamping in an Airstream RV – A Unique Place to Stay in Aruba 

Aerial view of an Airstream RV in Aruba.
Immerse yourself in nature at this Airbnb featuring a luxury RV. (Credit: Aruba Airstream)

For another unique place to stay in Aruba, it’s also worth checking out the new Airbnb listing for a glamping stay in a 30-foot Flying Cloud Airstream.

This 2-bedroom, luxury RV/camper is located on three secluded acres surrounded by cacti and ocean views. It features a private saltwater pool, outdoor Bali-style shower and an herb and spice garden.

Soak up the views and seclusion as you lounge or go exploring at this memorable place to stay in Aruba.  

Travel Guide for Best Small, Unique and Luxury Boutique Hotels in Aruba

Drone view of a deck and the Caribbean at Isla Alistaire a boutique villa in Aruba. Credit AOV
An unforgettable stay at Isla Alistaire. (Credit: Aruba Ocean Villas)

Aruba Tourism Authority 

Get maps, travel advice and other valuable resources on the official tourism website at Aruba Tourism Authority. 

Things to Know Before Visiting Aruba:

  • Since June 12, 2022 – CDC no longer requires passengers traveling to the United States to show a negative COVID-19 test.
  • Since March 19, 2022 – travelers are no longer required to present a COVID-19 negative test result or proof of vaccination for entry to Aruba. Some health protocols still apply.
  • Before you travel: Before You Travel | Official COVID-19 Information | Aruba
  • During your stay: During Your Stay | Official COVID-19 Information | Aruba
  • Before your return: Before You Return Home | Official COVID-19 Information | Aruba

Top Things to Do 

Art Walk: The Art Walk is a must visit, plus Baby Beach is definitely worth a day trip for sand and aqua surf. Check out our  list of the  Top Free Things to Do in Aruba Beyond the Beach.

Man sitting on a secluded beach on Aruba.
Most apartments supply coolers and lounge chairs to enjoy a secluded beach on Aruba. (Credit: Francisco Sanchez)

Green Bike Aruba: View cycling routes, locate bike rental kiosks, browse organized tours and get a gift card for a free 30 minute rental online. greenbikearuba.com

Soul Beach Music Festival: This annual weekend music and comedy event takes place each May and is considered one of the top five Caribbean festivals. www.soulbeach.net

Mauchie’s Smoothies: Make a healthy stop at Mauchie’s Smoothies in Savaneta

First-Class Experience Aruba: Avoid queues at customs and immigration by booking the premium arrival and departure service at Aruba’s Queen Beatrix International Airport.

First Class Experience Aruba service includes personalized welcome (or departure), fast-track escort through immigration, luggage handling and access to the private Aruba Airport VIP lounge.

Man holding a gift at First Class Experience Aruba.
Enjoy exclusive VIP Airport hosting, meet and greet service in Aruba with First Class Experience Aruba.

This article was originally published in 2018 and substantially updated and expanded in 2022 following on-site research trips. 

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Michele Peterson
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Dividing her time between Canada, Guatemala and Mexico (or the nearest tropical beach), Michele Peterson is the founder of A Taste for Travel. Her award-winning travel and food writing has appeared in Lonely Planet’s cookbook Mexico: From the Source, National Geographic Traveler, Fodor’s and 100+ other publications.

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  1. Carol Perehudoff

    June 18, 2018 at 10:33 am

    This is a great list for people planning trips to Aruba. It’s so hard to book a hotel before you know an island.

    Reply
  2. Rina

    June 02, 2018 at 7:37 pm

    I’ll take an ocean villa please 🙂

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  3. Mindi Hirsch

    June 02, 2018 at 10:13 am

    I never thought of Aruba as a food destination but your photos prove otherwise. Yet another reason I hope to visit Aruba sooner than later!

    Reply
  4. Tami

    June 02, 2018 at 12:16 am

    What a wonderful collection of secret getaway options in Aruba — I’d personally love to stay in an overwater bungalow. The sound of the water lapping against the bungalow supports would be heavenly. And going for a swim first thing every morning would be amazing!

    Reply
  5. Donna Janke

    June 01, 2018 at 5:15 pm

    I would be happy to stay at any one of these properties. I haven’t yet been to Aruba. I too appreciate the insider tips.

    Reply
  6. Irene S Levine

    June 01, 2018 at 9:39 am

    What a great list of small properties; especially love the insider tips. I’ll come back to this page when I think of Aruba!

    Reply
  7. Doreen Pendgracs

    June 01, 2018 at 7:53 am

    Wonderful post, Michele. I’d love to visit Aruba and chill (in a good way!) this winter.

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