We stayed here a week at the end of August and was put on the upper floor with a view of the roof of the restaurant. I booked this through Travelocity with air and got a great price. I just went onto the MVC Eagle beach website and tried to post a comment and I was very honest. When I sent my email, I received a message that said it would be reviewed by their staff to determine if it would be posted on their website. That makes me laugh. I did have both positive and negative comments but now I'm sure it won't be posted so keep that in mind if you visit their site and read the comments by guests. THEY ARE SCREENED!
A daily breakfast buffet is free and is very basic. We forced ourselves to eat it but it consisted of: yogurt, cheap sliced meat, sliced cheese, bread, cereal, cut up fruit, hard boiled eggs. It would've been better if they changed it up a little. The rooms were really clean and that was a big relief but no rugs. You are able to use their beach chairs but this was the most stressful part of our trip. You had to get the key from the office (if you could find anyone there because mostly no one was around), then go to a shed and unlock the beach chairs you want. They were each padlocked to the wall and the shed was small so you were fighting with each chair because it got stuck on the other ones. They weighed like 50 pounds and you had to drag them across the street.
I agree with one posting that the Tulip Restaurant (connected to the motel) is nothing spectacular. I found all the staff not particularly friendly except for Viola who was a sweetheart..
The best restaurant we found was Linda's if you can find it. Great breakfasts and great pizzas made with gouda cheese.
Are absolute best days were spent on Baby Beach which is on the southern tip of the island. It's definitely the best on the island and snorkeling was incredible. A rental car is a must. Don't rely on busses. What a pain in the butt to have to find a bus stop and wait. To get up and go was fantastic and we drove all around the island.
After visiting the island of Curacao last year, I find there's no comparison at all. I will not return to Aruba...Curacao is much more private and the beaches are far better. Aruba is too "touristy" and there's a ton of construction going on building more and more hotels. If you like crowds and people, Aruba is the place for you.
I don't stay at 5 star hotels so it's not like I'm spoiled. If you are really budgeting this is the place. Next time, I will save a little more and find a better place.
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