Divi Aruba All Inclusive Resort

Amanda Lopes

I booked an all inclusive vacation through Expedia at the Divi Golf & Beach Resort. Wow, was this resort beautiful. The room actually looked better in person! We stayed in room 2128 and the only negative was the room was riddled with black mold. I used to work for a mold remediation company so I’m very familiar with It. Right when you walked into the room you could smell a very musty smell. Both my father and I had reactions to the mold all week- sore throat, coughing, congestion etc. however, we were only in the room to sleep so It wasn’t a huge issue but I did let the front desk know upon checking out. The resort is right across from the beach so It was easy to get to and from. We didn’t explore the resort much and stuck to the beach, the gym, the pool/bar, and the seabreeze marketplace for breakfast/lunch/dinner. I did a ton of research on this resort and the food prior to coming and the food was great for an all inclusive. The staff was very friendly and kind. The only negative for me and this is probably 1st world problems lol was that they are def on island time. No sense of urgency when eating or getting drinks. That was frustrating when I just wanted a quick drink to take out to the beach and I would end up waiting for 25 minutes when there was no one at the bar but myself and the bartender 😂 but hey I was on vacation so It wasn’t a huge deal. We booked two excursions through the concierge and they were both great! We did a half day bus tour that took us around the island and we got to see the main attractions. We also booked a sunset cruise our last night that was wonderful. This was my first time in Aruba and will not be my last. I would highly recommend this resort (even with the mold issue in the room). My time spent at this resort was awesome!

G M

Christmas 2025 My family and I have stayed at Divi Golf in Aruba every year for at least 4 years. We loved the 1BR suit because it gave my wife and I a separate space to sleep away from the kids. My only complaint about the room is that the shudders in the bedroom let a lot of sunlight in. They need to add blackout curtains, I have suggested this before. We loved the fact that although a little overpriced, which is expected in Aruba we could purchase the all inclusive package and eat at any restaurant at all four resorts. The beach wasn't the best but it was good enough. The pool and the staff were wonderful. Unfortunately I do not think we will be back for several reasons: 1) The staff was not what it used to be. They would ride past me on their golf carts and not ask if we wanted a ride to the lobby or a restaurant. . While on a golf cart one driver directly ordered my kids to sit upfront with me. Traditionally my teenage daughters could sit wherever they wanted. I agreed and told them to sit with me. They complained and I told them to sith behind me. The driver said to me "YOU ARE NOT A GOOD FATHER. YOUR KIDS DON'T LISTEN TO YOU. YOU ARE TOO SOFT". He said it in a heavy Dominican accent. He proceeded to lecture me how to raise my kids. My wife is also Dominican and they started arguing in Spanish. I've been in law enforcement for over 20 years and I came to Aruba to relax, not argue. I let it go. My wife was very upset. That was the FIRST DAY. Also, I made reservations at the concierge desk for one of the restaurants TWICE just to show up and find out I didn't have a reservation. Apparently if the desk doesn't confirm the reservation you don't have one. They told me they confirmed but didn't confirm twice. We had to find another place to eat. 2)THE FOOD- I purchased the same all-inclusive pass I do every year just to find out when I got there they changed the policy. The regular all inclusive pass was only good for restaurants at Divi Golf. It used to be good for all the restaurants. They started a higher level all inclusive meal package that would allow me to eat at all the restaurants. It would have cost me an additional $2000. This is one of the major selling points for me to stay at Divi Golf. It was already priced a little high and definitely not worth an additional $2000. I was told that if I wanted to eat at another resort I had to pay for it over there separately. Breakfast for example was $35 per person. That's a lot for a meal that used to be included. You have to sign for every bit of food you get even though you have an all-inclusive bracelet on. The only reason I can think of for this is so that you can tip the waiters every time you are served. Tips are expected. I’ve stated other all inclusive resorts like Beaches and Signing for everythingis unusual for me. It wasn’t like this last time I stayed here. Also, The food at the buffet at Divi Golf is not as good as the buffet at the other resorts. They remodeled the buffet but it's still not as good. They do have 2 nice restaurants but it's not worth even the regular all inclusive price. I could go to an off-resort restaurant and pay the same or less for better food. Breakfast closes EVERYWHERE at 11AM. No brunch menu at all so forget about sleeping late if you want breakfast food. The liquor included with the all-inclusive is very cheap. If you want to upgrade you have to pay the full price for the drink. So unfortunately I don't think i'll be staying there again. I love Aruba so I will be back at a different resort.

Dark Editz

The staff here is amazing. They remember you even after your first visit. However, do not buy into the timeshare. They make you all kinds of promises and then turn their back on you once you sign your papers. No help. Plus the all inclusive prices go up every year and as an owner you get no warning. It's not worth it. Beautiful property to stay at, rooms are clean. But not cheap if you're an owner.

Richard Arbour

Golfed the coarse, new golf carts easy check in, greens were undergoing airation so 20% discounted green fees. Fairways in excellent condition 2nd best course on Aruba

Monashkay_ Diary

The resort is spacious, clean, and well-maintained. My room was huge and conveniently located near the pool, right across from the beach bar and Divi Beach. It’s only about a 3-minute walk to the reception area, where you can hop on and off the golf carts to easily reach different Divi locations and the infinity pool. I booked the room only since I’m a foodie and prefer exploring other restaurants and food trucks in the island.