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Cabana Beach is another top option. During the day you can chill on beds on the sand by the sea and at night you can dance to DJs in the club or listen to live saxophone, depending on the evening. The restaurant serves breakfast, lunch and dinner and the menu is international.
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Where to Sleep Curaçao does not have the same volume of hotels as say Aruba, The Bahamas or the Dominican Republic. You won’t find rows of all-inclusive resorts lining the beach fronts, although these options do exist. Many hotels are of the boutique variety and a new favorite is Kura Botanica Hotel at the edge of Willemstad’s Otrobanda neighborhood. Part of an eight-block historical village area, the hotel has spacious and airy rooms with comfy beds and a shared balcony. There is a lovely swimming pool and a bar, but no onsite restaurant. However, you are within walking distance of a number in the city center. For a traditional resort experience book the Curaçao Marriott Beach Resort. Set on six beachfront acres just outside Willemstad, it has newly renovated rooms and suites and four dining concepts on the grounds. There are also two swimming pools (one is adults only, the other designed for families) and most of the activities mentioned in this article can be booked from here. Issue 87
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