Radisson Blu Aruba
Palm Beach
Radisson Blu Aruba deserves to stay in the ranking, but with a tighter framing. Its appeal is different from the classic beachfront heavyweights: this is an all-suite, more pool-led Palm Beach option that suits travellers who want space, walkability and a contemporary base rather than a traditional toes-on-the-sand resort experience. That distinction matters, because it broadens what the Aruba top 10 represents. Independent editorial coverage specifically identifies it as a centrally located all-suite hotel in Palm Beach, opened in 2021 and geared more towards convenience and a strong pool scene than secluded beachfront living. Aruba tourism also lists it among the island’s current hotels. It ranks lower because it lacks the iconic standing of the hotels above, but it remains a credible and useful choice for visitors who value flexibility, modern suites and central access.