Hotels?

Well I guess the High Rise hotel would have a better view than in Low Rise hotel. It's more expensive than the latter. Anyway, would there be a great variance as to the price?

SunSeeker wrote:

High Rise Hotels are the hotels with multiple floors. The big resorts like Riu Palace, Hyatt Resort, Holiday Inn and Mariott Resort. These hotels are mostly situated along Palm Beach Aruba.
Low Rise Hotels are the smaller resorts with less floors. Like Amsterdam Manor, Manchebo Beach Resort, Tamarijn and the Divi Resorts. Some of the Low Rise have multiple floors but these hotels are not that huge and big like the hotels in the High Rise area. The low rise hotels are located below the Palm Beach Area. Eagle Beach for example.

I see. Thank you SunSeeker. You sure know a lot about it. This was very helpful. I think it would be best to go in Aruba and stay in the high Rise Hotels there. I mean, everyone gos to Aruba for the beaches so might as will pay for it right?

SunSeeker wrote:

That is a way to see it.
I think the Low Rise Hotels know how to charge to. The cheap hotels are not situated at these beaches. The cheap hotels are more land in.
But you are right . The High Rise Hotels are basically more expensive than the Low rise.

Hmm... On second thought, maybe we have to check their prices first.

takatenamano wrote:

Hmm... On second thought, maybe we have to check their prices first.

its a must that we must do check its rates to be able to allot some funds on it if presently you're still saving for it..

A lot of tourists would choose the more affordable hotels. I plan to bring my grandparents on my trip to Aruba. Does the hotels have discounts for senior citizens?

habagat wrote:

A lot of tourists would choose the more affordable hotels. I plan to bring my grandparents on my trip to Aruba. Does the hotels have discounts for senior citizens?

i think they're offering lots of discounts on hotel accommodation packages and the likes..not really familiar on the discounts on senior citizen though..