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"No swim up bars. Breakfast was good, lunch was very limited and mediocre, dinners were pretty good IF you could get a reservation. We did not get any and had to escalate to a manager to get one. If we hadn’t, we would have had to eat the buffet all week. Housekeeping staff was friendly, reservation dinner wait staff was good. Staff was not friendly at Bars and lunch/buffet places. Great location and beach, could definitely improve on the food and drink options, staffing, and reservations. "

"The property was clean. Seating at the pool was hard to come by and at the beach was nearly impossible. Food was OK but they did serve my son food he was allergic to even after double checking with them. "

"Staff is always friendly. Rooms property clean. Great location. 3 minute walk to beach 5 minute walk to super market. This is my 4th time staying at this location "

"Beautiful hotel with friendly staff. Perfect location!"

"Bed covers and bathroom were disappointing. Not clean."

"We were only there two nights, but it was a great stay. This was by far the best Marriott property as far as recommending my loyalty status -Everybody in the whole place. Loved the pool, but coulda used more loungers in the sun. Food and drinks were excellent, as was the service at all (especially the private island - Jennifer). And speaking of the private island, we loved every bit of it - The boat ride, the loungers on the peninsula, the food and service, and plenty of towels. The shuttle drivers were great between facilities. The only negative was the checkout process, which was extremely slow - There should be a separate desk."

"Was not impressed with the stellaris. We had high expectations, but thought we were nickel and dimed through our stay. We did not expect the $70 per day resort fee on top of the expensive rates. Drinks and food were very expensive and sub par. Staff was just ok. The issue with renting palapas was also very frustrating, as we had to spend another $30 to rent, as there were very limited palapas for free. Would not stay again. Marriott overall was disappointing ."

" The Hyatt wins on atmosphere, the grounds, pool, and beach are stunning and clearly a step above the Marriott Stellaris where I stayed the week before. The outdoor experience alone feels worth it, and the common areas carry that same upscale energy throughout. But the rooms don’t match. The bathroom is outdated and the lighting is dim throughout, which kills the luxury feel the moment you walk in. For what I paid expecting an upgrade from the Marriott Stellaris, the room itself was a disappointment. The Marriott actually felt more polished inside. A little disappointed on the “resort and ocean view” your view is really other building resorts and would need to lean out over the ledge to see the ocean. Also worth noting: the Hyatt is located near the strip, so if you enjoy being close to restaurants, nightlife, and activity, you’ll love it. Personally, I prefer peace and quiet, and the busier surroundings weren’t really my thing. Everything surrounding the room earns 5 stars. Renovate the rooms to match and this place is easily one of the best resorts on the island. Staff is great and super helpful! "

"The Riu Antillas was absolutely amazing. The scenery and location was perfect. The service was great. I got the Jr. Sunset Suite that had a beautiful view of the ocean and we saw a few Aruba sunsets. Overall the experience was fantastic and can't wait to go back!"