We just returned from LaCabana Beach and Racquet Club, we rented a Band C unit over the Easter break. I was a bit concerned that this was...
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We just returned from LaCabana Beach and
Racquet Club, we rented a Band C unit over
the Easter break. I was a bit concerned that
this was their busiest week of the year and at
full capacity, that the resort would be over-
crowded. I found that the front section,
closest to the beach, where we stayed, was
much nicer than the Villas in the back. The
rooms were cleaned daily and we had no
issues with the units whatsoever. I did,
however, hear constant complaints from other
guests staying at the villas, issues ranging
from pre-arranged connecting rooms not
being honored at check-in, to smelling/musty
rooms, to leaking ceilings.
We chose Lacabana because of the All-inc
option, but once we arrived, decided not to
take the all-inc, and were glad we didn't.
There are TONS of fantastic restaurants in
Aruba, and the restaurants at Lacabana are
only so-so. The Islander Grille, serving
burgers, salads, etc, was the best - Captain's
Table was a huge disapointment
The location of this resort is also ideal,
halfway between downtown, where the cruise
ships come in, and the "high-rise" resort area,
another good location for restaurants. This is
not a 5-star resort by any means, and there is
no nightlife whatsoever. However, it was a
decent resort on one of the top-10 beaches in
the world, Eagle Beach. Considering the full-
capacity of the week we were there, I was
pleased at the accessibility of lounge chairs
and Palapas on the beach.