The Tamarijn Aruba Sharing a quiet stretch of Druif Beach with the Divi Dutch Village, the low-rise Tamarjin makes it easy to find a water view – all of its rooms are oceanfront and have either balconies or patios facing the Caribbean Sea. Guests have privileges at the Divi Aruba’s restaurants and facilities, with a la carte, Italian, Asian fusion, live cooking, and pizza eateries on-site and a Mexican restaurant and others over at the sister resort.
Sunset Reef, St Kitts This tiny, exceptionally well-run boutique hotel in St Kitts has a private beach, a stunning infinity pool and a rather clever geothermal cooling system that makes it one of the most sustainable hotels in the region. […]
Harbour Pointe on the Beach, Eleuthera Cape Eleuthera is one of those legendary places in the Caribbean. It’s set at the far southwestern end of the island of Eleuthera, a blissfully uncrowded, endlessly beautiful peninsula. And it’s now home to […]
Today’s travelers want experiences. They want great food. They want authenticity. They want thoughtful service. But if you’re been following the travel industry in the last half-decade, you know that what today’s travelers really want are all-inclusive resorts. The all-inclusive […]
Wyndham is opening a new hotel in the heart of the Dominican Republic’s capital. The new Wyndham Grand Santo Domingo is opening in the summer of 2026, the company announced during the recent FITUR conference in Spain. The 238-room hotel […]
A new Mandarin Oriental resort is coming to the Caribbean, Caribbean Journal Invest has learned. The new project will be a residential resort, and potentially the third Mandarin-branded resort in the wider Caribbean. So what’s on tap? It’s called Mandarin […]
Hyatt is closing one of its top luxury resorts in the Mexican Caribbean in a few months, with plans for a rebranding, Caribbean Journal has learned. The Andaz Mayakoba Resort Riviera Maya, one of a trio of properties in the […]
