Westin Aruba Upgrades All-Inclusive Package
The Westin Resort, Aruba is announcing wallet-friendly upgrades to its All-Inclusive package for 2009. Nightly rates start at $400 per person, per night, based on double occupancy, through April 16 and include accommodations, meals, activities, special events, and even tax and service.
Children ages 4 through 12 can be added to the room for an additional daily charge of $50, and teens ages 13 through 17 for $75. Unlike many other all-inclusive programs, this program comes sans wristbands and unexpected surcharges. New to the resort’s all-inclusive roster in 2009 include room service, Westin Kids Club, beach palapas, and an off-property dining credit.
The All-Inclusive package features accommodations, breakfast, lunch and dinner at a variety of resort restaurants or room service, $25 dining voucher per person (one voucher per person for a four night stay and two vouchers per person for stays of seven nights or more), among many other conveniences.
Unlike traditional all-inclusive experiences, guests can enjoy a-la-carte dining experiences and bypass buffet lines. To start the day, guests can opt for breakfast al fresco at The Terrace, or Bon Bini Café with numerous options including healthy SuperFoods and made-to-order omelets and waffles.
Lunch is served poolside at The Terrace, and on-property dinner options include Pago Pago, Cafe Baci or barefoot seaside dining at Azull. The $25 dining credit per person can be used to venture off-property for dinner at island favorites including Aqua Grill, Flying Fishbone, Le Dome, Marandi, Papiamento, and Screaming Eagle, or at Blossoms in The Westin Resort, Aruba.
Families can participate in nighttime activities like Movies under the Stars (Thursdays and Sundays), Fireside Storytelling (Fridays) and Stargazing (Tuesdays) with professional telescopes. Those signing up for the Westin Kids Club will partake in a variety of fun, adventurous and educational activities ranging from sandcastle building and seashell hunting to iguana feeding and coconut bowling.
