About Aloë Resort

Aloë Resort is on the Cas Coraweg in Willemstad, in the middle of the island. Sixteen places to stay, a swimming pool and a garden that shades the whole property.

You have your own place with a fully equipped kitchen and your own outdoor space. No shared corridor, no breakfast room, no fixed times. There is a manager living on the property whom you reach directly.

The five buildings are named after plants that grow on Curaçao: aloe, frangipani, watapana, kadushi and tamarinde. Every one of them a species that holds out here — dry soil, fierce sun, months without rain.

Sixteen places to stay, not two hundred

There is room at the pool. After a day you know the faces on the path. And you don't have to put out a towel in the morning to hold your chair.

A manager lives on the property. On arrival you get a number that reaches them directly — for a dripping tap, a tip about the island, or the question which road you had better not take.

Willemstad is a quarter of an hour's drive away, the quiet bays on the west side too, and the airport twenty-four minutes. Parking is free on the property itself.

The pool

The pool sits in the middle of the property, with loungers around it and shade from the trees that were already there. No bar, no music, no towel rule — it belongs to the sixteen places to stay and nothing else.

In the morning it is quiet there; at the end of the afternoon the shade falls across the water.

There is no reception and no closing time. You walk over whenever you like.

Nearby

You need a rental car to see the island, but the first thing you need is around the corner. Willemstad is a quarter of an hour away, the quiet bays on the west side too, and the airport twenty-four minutes.