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If you are not a guest of any of the Aruba hotels, can you still eat at their restaurants?

question posted by Nicolette on December 12th, 2008 05:53

accepted answer has been given by Jim

All Aruba hotels restaurants are open to non-guests, you won’t have a problem eating and establishing meetings in them.

Is it expensive to stay at Aruba hotels for vacation?

question posted by Milli on November 24th, 2008 03:54

accepted answer has been given by Audrey

Some Aruba hotels are more expensive then others. The best course of action is to shop around and compare prices and packages that are available during the timeframe you will be on vacation. If you go in the off season and not the busy season you can save a lot of money.

My son is going to do some travelling during the summer break from college with a friend of his. When I asked him how he was going to pay for the trip he said they would be working in some of the Aruba hotels. Is this possible?

question posted by Homie on November 23rd, 2008 03:35

accepted answer has been given by Jen

Many people pay for their traveling by working in jobs that are easy to obtain in the places where the visit. Aruba hotels might be one such place. If it is possible you son can take advantage of some great amenities and pay for it all while he is there.

Where is a good place for a honeymoon? I’ve been looking at some Aruba hotels because my niece is getting married and I want to send them on a honeymoon but I don’t know exactly where to send them.

question posted by Leah on November 21st, 2008 06:08

accepted answer has been given by Janice Loyd

There are a lot of great places to send couples on their honeymoon. I would suggest going online to some of the travel websites and they can give you a pretty good idea of what is available and the specials they may have for newlyweds. It is wise to shop around and try to take advantage of the package deals available.