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St. Regis Aruba opens as first location with casino

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Brian Kelly Founder and The Points Guy | The Points Guy

By Sky Industry News

Jan 22, 2025

The St. Regis Aruba Resort has officially opened its doors, marking a significant milestone as the first St. Regis property to feature a casino. Located on Palm Beach, the resort boasts 252 guest rooms, including 52 suites with views of the beach and ocean.

Guests can enjoy two infinity pools with cabana rentals and direct beach access. The St. Regis Spa offers various treatments for relaxation, while a state-of-the-art gym caters to fitness enthusiasts. For families traveling with children, the resort provides a Children's Club offering both fun and educational activities.

The casino at this location is a first for the St. Regis brand, featuring table games and slot machines.

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Continuing the tradition of unique offerings at each location, the St. Regis Bar serves its own version of the bloody mary called Bon Bini Mary, which includes fresh papaya, lime, habanero chile, and aromatic spices. Additional beverage options are available at Ventura bar or Grano Cafe.

Dining experiences include Akira Back's rooftop Japanese-Korean restaurant, Eskama Caribbean restaurant, and Nuba poolside dining.

Room rates start at $844 during summer months but can exceed $1,000 per night during peak winter dates. Marriott Bonvoy members have options to book using points ranging from 79,000 to 115,000 points per night.

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