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"The hotel is truly excellent and exceeded expectations in many ways. From the moment of arrival, the experience was seamless — check-in was smooth and welcoming, complemented by a lovely touch of a champagne welcome drink. The location is very convenient, just a short 300-meter walk from a variety of restaurants, making it easy to explore dining options nearby while still enjoying a peaceful resort atmosphere. Breakfast is outstanding, offering a wide selection of high-quality, delicious food and drinks. The setting makes it even more special — the breakfast restaurant is located right by the beach, providing beautiful morning views that enhance the entire experience. Dining at Ruinas del Mar is also a highlight. The restaurant has a unique and charming atmosphere, surrounded by water features and fish-filled pool, creating a relaxing and memorable setting. The dishes are flavorful and well-prepared. While the service could be improved slightly, it does not take away from the overall positive experience. The rooms are spacious, modern, and recently renovated, giving a fresh and comfortable feel throughout the stay. Overall, Hyatt offers an exceptional combination of comfort, location, and ambiance, making it a great choice for a relaxing and enjoyable stay."

" My room was fairly clean, but there were several things that could definitely be improved. The coffee maker needs an upgrade, and there were no tea kettles in the room. Also, there were no slippers provided, which I usually expect as a standard hotel amenity. Lotion was only given on the first day at check-in and never replenished. Another inconvenience was the lack of a “Do Not Disturb” or housekeeping sign for the door. On our last day, housekeeping came very late, and despite requesting coffee and lotion, we didn’t receive them. After the room was serviced, there was no coffee restocked, and we were only given one towel. On the positive side, the adults-only pool area was very nice—clean, relaxing, and with friendly staff. The gym was also quite good. However, the beach area was a bit crowded, and the water didn’t meet my expectations. I’ve stayed at Divi Village before, and the water there was amazing in comparison. Aruba is still one of my favorite places to visit, and I will definitely return—but unfortunately, I wouldn’t stay at this hotel again. "