4/10 – Médiocre
Christopher Alan
Voyage en famille
23 mars 2026
Points faibles : Propreté, commodités et état et installations de l’hébergement.
I think just avoid all inclusive in Aruba but I’d definitely not come back to the Riu Aruba Palace Antillas. The value is just not there at all. The real issue is the food. Other than breakfast and some dishes at the Krystal restaurant, it was really inedible. You can’t make reservations for dinner and most had hour plus wait times by 6:30pm (and you were waiting for not great food). There is basically no food between lunch and dinner. So many of the waitresses were unbelievably nice. Hitting head on the lamp wasn’t fun (it’s on top of bed?). The pool and beach were unusable a lot of the time as zero available chairs by 7am and no one doing their job to bring chairs around usually. The entertainment was lowly attended most nights and there was not much going on at the resort. The dancers and some singers and shows were good. The bars stock only certain quantities of alcohols like Tito’s and don’t not refill when they run out. All the bartenders were super nice. We were told by the doorman he couldn’t find us a cab and it’d be better to find it on the street (which was difficult). I complained about the food and was hoping there’d be some type of change but it really was just a serious problem. I basically stuck to breakfast which was good and then salads. I have a severe mango and papaya allergy which was quite hard to navigate, so I couldn’t eat fruit. The management was nonexistent. The internet never worked and you had to reconnect every time you wanted to use it.
Christopher Alan
Séjour de 7 nuits en mars 2026
