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Eagle Beach●●●●#4 of 19 hotels in Oranjestad

Tamarijn Aruba All Inclusive

★★★★☆4.1 out of 5 · 4,661 reviews

All inclusive

Kids' club

4★

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Tamarijn Aruba All Inclusive is an all-inclusive 4-star resort in Eagle Beach with 236 rooms rated 4.1/5 by 4,661 TripAdvisor reviewers; typical rates from about $900 a night; direct beach access; kids' club on site.

About

Tamarijn Aruba sits on J.E. Irausquin Boulevard, just south of the high-rise hotel strip, and it's one of the few true all-inclusive resorts on the island. The #4 ranking among Oranjestad hotels and back-to-back Travelers Choice awards suggest they've dialed in the format—unlimited food, drinks, and non-motorized water sports without the nickel-and-dime tallies that trip up most Caribbean vacations. The location rating is strong at 4.7, which makes sense given the beach access and proximity to both Oranjestad and the Palm Beach action. Rooms score lower than the other metrics at 3.8, so expect functional over fancy—this isn't a boutique property. But sleep quality and service both sit above 4.0, and the value rating matches the overall experience. If you want predictable pricing and a long stretch of sand without leaving the property every night, Tamarijn delivers on that premise.

At a glance

Area: Eagle Beach
Star rating: ★★★★☆
Typical nightly: $900
Beach access: direct
Kid-friendly: ●●●●○
Party score: ●●○○○
Walkability: ●●●○○
Rooms: 236
Casino: –
Swim-up: –
Kids' club: ✓
All inclusive: ✓
Vibe: beachfront
family
relaxed
oceanfront
quiet

Sargassum: rarely

Leeward west coast location rarely sees sargassum; one review confirms crystal-clear water with no seaweed during their stay.

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Tamarijn Aruba All Inclusive Beachfront Property. Guest rooms just steps from the Ocean!

Discover Barista, a modern yet cozy open-air cafe designed for your ultimate comfort. We invite you to savor our bakery-fresh artisan creations, including delicate madeleines, decadent eclairs, flaky croissants, and tempting muffins. This sophisticated and inviting space is the perfect backdrop for enjoying high-quality specialty coffee and tea, creating a truly luxurious moment of escape. Located at the Tamarijn Aruba All Inclusive.

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Travelers are asking…

Live questions from the community.

Travelers compared all-inclusive properties for families and couples seeking comprehensive packages
The short answer: Barceló Aruba and Riu Palace anchor Palm Beach's all-inclusive tier—both $$$$, mid-4.0 ratings, full packages. Tamarijn sits on Eagle Beach at similar pricing. The debate: Aruba's dining scene is strong enough that locking into one resort limits discovery. All-inclusive works for convenience; independent dining works for quality.
- Barceló Aruba Royal Level delivers strong dining options that exceed many town restaurants
- Hotel Riu Palace Aruba and Tamarijn both received positive family experiences
- Some advise skipping all-inclusive to explore the island's quality independent dining scene
Asked by 7 travelers this week

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Travelers say Tamarijn delivers a relaxed beachfront all-inclusive experience with standout staff—housekeepers leave flower arrangements, concierge helps confirm itineraries, and buffet teams work hard to keep service flowing. The oceanfront rooms and direct beach access earn consistent praise, though you'll need to navigate a shared-property setup with Divi that requires photographing the all-inclusive map at check-in. Food quality divides opinion: some rave about professional chef presentations at Club Margot, while others find dishes under-seasoned and missing Aruban flavors.

Standing out

Housekeeping staff leave hand-picked flower arrangements daily in rooms
2 mentions
“Returned each day to find fresh tiny flowers from the property trees arranged on our bed”
All rooms face the ocean with direct beach access and ample lounger space
3 mentions
“Every room opens to the ocean and the beach has plenty of room to spread out”
Concierge proactively helps plan and confirm off-property itineraries
2 mentions
“Front desk staff confirmed our daily plans and provided useful tips for the property”
Club Margot restaurant serves chef-prepared meals with high-quality presentation
2 mentions
“Professional chefs prepare dishes with beautiful plating at the specialty restaurants”

Watch-outs

Check-in and check-out lines stretch 20–45 minutes with minimal desk staffing
2 mentions
“Waited 45 minutes at check-in with only two agents working the desk”
Shared Divi property setup requires photographing maps to track which amenities are included
2 mentions
“Told to take a phone snapshot of what's included because facilities are split across resorts”
Beach loungers show wear with ripped fabric, fading, and inconsistent cleaning
1 mention
“Some loungers were so dingy they'd turned from light blue to black”

Tips from travelers

Book specialty restaurants two days ahead via the app or concierge desk
Skip the Divi Club timeshare meeting—pay the coupon difference to save a full day
Photograph the all-inclusive map at check-in to track which bars and restaurants are covered

Maybe skip if: Skip Tamarijn if you want Instagram-worthy cocktails with garnishes and straws, or if you're hoping to sample authentic Aruban cuisine without leaving the resort.

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Restaurants nearby

Eagle Beach

Madame Janette

Madame Janette sits just inland from Eagle Beach on Cunucu Abao, and it's been a fixture in Aruba's upscale dining scene for years. The #33 ranking among Palm-Eagle Beach restaurants tells part of the story — the 4.5 food rating and 4.4 atmosphere score show it still has defenders, but the 4.1 value rating and volume of feedback suggest the experience doesn't always land. Travelers consistently mention two things: no air conditioning in a tropical climate, and bugs. The outdoor setting is part of the concept, but humidity and insects are real factors if you're sensitive to either. The international menu aims for special-occasion polish, and the restaurant handles large groups, which matters if you're planning a celebration dinner and need a guaranteed table. But standards have slipped enough that regulars now point to Passions On The Beach for romance on the sand or Barefoot for more consistent upscale cooking. Reservations required. Expect top-tier prices.

Oranjestad

The West Deck

The West Deck sits right on the water at Governor's Bay Linear Park in Oranjestad, a casual spot where the harbor breeze does most of the work. The #15 ranking among Oranjestad restaurants tracks with what the subratings say — the atmosphere (4.8) pulls slightly ahead of the food (4.6), which tells you the location isn't just backdrop. The menu splits between American, Caribbean, and seafood, so you can go fried snapper or a burger depending on the mood. It earned Travelers Choice in 2025, and over 5,500 reviews have landed on 4.6 overall. Service runs at 4.7, which means you're not waiting forever for a refill, and the mid-range price tier keeps it accessible without feeling like a tourist trap. It's kid-friendly if you need that, though plenty of adults stop in solo for a beer and conch fritters at sunset. No reservations required — walk up, grab a table if one's open, and you're set.

Eagle Beach

Passions On The Beach

Passions sits right on Eagle Beach, tables in the sand, waves at your feet. It's the #25 restaurant in Palm–Eagle Beach and holds a 2025 Travelers Choice, which tracks with the 4.9 atmosphere rating — sunset here is the main event. The kitchen does Caribbean, seafood, and international plates at the high end of the price range, and the 4.5 food score suggests they mostly deliver. Unlike The Flying Fishbone down the coast, Passions doesn't require reservations and welcomes kids, so it's looser and more forgiving if your timing shifts. Service scores well, value less so, which is expected when you're paying for the location. The trade-off is you're not getting Flying Fishbone's precision or exclusivity, but you also skip the booking stress and the adults-only rule. If you want toes-in-the-sand dining on Eagle Beach without the formality, this is the move. Arrive before sunset if the table matters.

Beaches nearby

Eagle Beach

Eagle Beach runs along the southwestern coast between the high-rise strip and the airport, and it's consistently ranked among the Caribbean's best beaches. The sand is white and wide, the water is calm and swimmable, and the iconic divi divi trees lean sideways from decades of trade winds — those same winds that earned it four Travelers Choice awards also mean you'll deal with blowing sand most afternoons. The #5 ranking among Palm-Eagle Beach attractions reflects what it does well: fewer crowds than Palm Beach, better sand than most hotel beaches, and enough space that you can claim a spot without stepping over tourists. It's popular with couples and wedding parties for a reason — the divi divis photograph beautifully and the vibe is quieter than the action up north. Snorkeling is unremarkable here; the marine life and visibility don't compete with Baby Beach or Malmok. If you're bringing small kids, the wind can turn a beach day into a sand-in-everything situation. Visit early if you want calmer conditions.

Eagle Beach

Manchebo Beach

Manchebo Beach is part of the Eagle Beach stretch on the southwest coast, positioned between the divi divi landmarks to the north and the quieter Druif Beach shoreline to the south. It takes the #3 spot among Palm - Eagle Beach attractions, but the crowd level stays moderate — you're not fighting for towel space the way you might at Palm Beach's high-rise strip. The differentiator here is Spa del Sol, which brings massage services directly onto the sand. If you want to book a treatment without leaving your beach chair, this is the only spot on the island where that setup is formalized. The beach also sees occasional sea turtle hatchlings during nesting season, though it's not a guarantee. Swimming and snorkeling are both decent but not the headline — neither approaches what you'd find at Baby Beach's protected lagoon or Malmok's coral formations. If wellness amenities matter more than nightlife proximity or family-friendly shallows, Manchebo makes sense. Otherwise, standard Eagle Beach access a few hundred meters north delivers similar sand and water without the spa angle.

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