Project View Room
4 Guests
The Project View Room at Hilton Aruba Caribbean Resort and Casino offers 364 square feet of space with a project view from the Bonaire or Curacao Tower. Designed for guests who want a comfortable base within the resort, this room provides a straightforward stay with the view category and room type clearly defined at booking. Bathroom details are not specified for this room category, so guests should book based on the confirmed room size, view, tower listing, bed type, and capacity. A stay in this room is connected to the all-inclusive experience at Hilton Aruba Caribbean Resort and Casino when booked under an applicable all-inclusive rate. From this Project View Room, guests can enjoy the convenience of having their resort stay centered in one place, with the room serving as a practical retreat between meals, drinks, and time spent enjoying the property.
What's included in this room?
- Private balcony overlooking the resort's ongoing tower renovation project
- 364 sq. ft. guestroom with a straightforward, efficient layout
- Private bathroom features a shower-tub combination and plush bathrobes
- Simple décor with a work desk, closet and tropical tones
- In-room mini-refrigerator and minibar keep drinks and snacks chilled
- Flat-screen TV, coffee maker, free Wi-Fi, in-room safe and room service
- All-inclusive dining and drinks access with a qualifying resort rate
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Project View Room FAQs
What will I actually see from the window of a Project View Room?
This category sits in the Bonaire or Curacao Tower, and some rooms in these towers have been reclassified as Project View Rooms because they have substantial views of the resort’s project area or sit near project equipment traffic. In practice that means your outlook faces the ongoing tower work rather than the ocean or gardens, so it suits guests who plan to spend most of their time at the pools, beach and restaurants rather than on the view from their window.
How are the beds set up, and who does this room suit?
The twin-double layout gives each sleeper their own bed rather than a shared king, which many groups prefer.
Does the room have a balcony or patio?
Yes — at Hilton Aruba Caribbean Resort and Casino, a patio or balcony comes with every room, including this one. In the Project View category, that outdoor space looks toward the tower renovation area rather than the ocean, so it’s best used as a spot for morning coffee rather than sunset watching.
What is the bathroom like in this room category?
Rooms in this Bonaire/Curacao Tower category are fitted with a private bathroom that includes a shower-tub combination, premium bedding touches and plush bathrobes, along with a hairdryer for getting ready before heading down to the pools or casino.
How does the Project View Room compare to the Garden View or Partial Ocean View categories?
The Project View Room is positioned below the Garden View, Partial Ocean View and Ocean View categories in the same Bonaire and Curacao towers, with the main difference being outlook rather than room size or bed configuration. Guests who want greenery or water views typically step up to Garden View or Partial Ocean View, while the Project View category is the more budget-conscious option for travelers who don’t mind a project outlook.
What's included when I book this room on an all-inclusive rate?
Booking the Project View Room under an applicable all-inclusive rate connects your stay to the resort’s all-inclusive dining and drinks experience, so your room becomes a comfortable base between meals, cocktails and time spent around the property’s pools and beach.
How far is this room from the beach and pools?
Rooms in the Bonaire and Curacao towers — where the Project View category is located — sit a short distance from the pool and the beach, and the resort overall occupies 15 tropical acres along Palm Beach, steps from the property’s restaurants, shops and nightlife.
What should I know about staying here that isn't obvious from the room name?
Because the Bonaire and Curacao towers have ongoing renovation work nearby, previous guests have noted that you may see or hear some construction activity during your stay if you book in this category, particularly on sides closest to the project zone. It’s worth keeping in mind if you’re sensitive to daytime noise, though the tradeoff is typically a lower rate than the fully renovated view categories.
What standard amenities come with the Project View Room?
The room includes air conditioning, a flat-screen TV, a work desk, closet space, free internet access, a hairdryer, an in-room safe, and a mini-refrigerator stocked for chilled drinks and snacks, plus the balcony and coffee/tea making touches found throughout the Bonaire and Curacao towers.