All inclusive?

The resort looks like a great place to stay once in Aruba. I'm wondering if anyone has stayed here? What kind of activities they have and is it all-inclusive? I like the thought of free breakfast and a dinner here or there.

Are you going with an all-inclusive plan that you found on your own or one that a travel company has recommended? Every now and then I find places that look amazing but our local travel place tends to play the "If I sell you this I get more commish..." going on, so I have resorted to finding things on my own right now.

That is why I try and stay away from travel agents but it is hard sometimes to find the good deals.

I did a little search for you. The resort looks wonderful. It also has a casino, but I do not see where it says you can have a free breakfast. It looks quite pricey but very nice!

vacationer wrote:

That is why I try and stay away from travel agents but it is hard sometimes to find the good deals.

I did a little search for you. The resort looks wonderful. It also has a casino, but I do not see where it says you can have a free breakfast. It looks quite pricey but very nice!

The Hyatt Regency Aruba Resort looks like a great place to stay. They offer casinos, snorkeling, 2 outdoor whirlpools, diving, deep sea fishing, and sunset catamaran cruises. They also offer guests a complimentary, continental breakfast and complimentary hors d'oeuvres with wine in the evening.

vacationer wrote:

That is why I try and stay away from travel agents but it is hard sometimes to find the good deals.

It is and I hate to sound bad, but sometimes I have been known to call around and check out agency deals to see if I could find something similar, and there are times when it actually works. Do not assume that all inclusive are these easy but if you have a little patience some places do very well offering discounts to the general public.