Top Hotels Near Old Slave Huts in Kralendijk from NZ$213

"I loved the spaciousness of the villa! "

"The location is amazing along with the privacy. Walking over to Delfins or a minute drive to Ocean Oasis to grab food was super simple. There is also a neighborhood grocery store right up the street for amenities. The bedrooms have AC but the upstairs living room and kitchen do not. The breeze through the kitchen meant it was 5-10 degrees than the living room which made a big difference during the trip due to the heat (90’s with real feel up to 110). The kitchen had everything we needed to cook and there were even some items left over from prior renters that were utilized. Cooktop and oven worked like a charm. The water is extremely hot if doing dishes by hand so be forewarned. We hooked up our fire stick to the tv so we could have NFL and MLB games on in the background while cooking and hanging out. They also have a large JBL speaker you can bring downstairs and connect to Bluetooth with that worked great!The pool is set up perfectly to sit in and look out to the ocean. Sunsets are amazing but since you are facing west, shade is at a minimum so hats and sunglasses are necessary full time until the sun sets. It was fun seeing all the little crabs coming up the sea wall.Beds were super comfortable and easily fell asleep. Like the rain showers and good water pressure. There is no door on the bathroom so that is something to be aware of.The truck was an amazing addition and allowed up to explore the island without concern or worry. "

"Great staff make this hotel. Being met at the airport was so useful and a huge help. They gave us a good deal on the hire car and let us keep it til late on the day of our flight. Highly recommend you consider booking here "

"The property is gorgeous. The people are wonderful. "

"Some of the rooms are outdated, but overall good"

"Lac Bay was incredible and our favorite waitress, Julia, was a rock star!!!!!"

"Super nice setup for diving, rinse tank, pool, dive locker. Secure new unit with upscale appliances and gas bbq! "

"Resort Bonaire Review – One-Bedroom Apartment During my recent trip to Bonaire, I stayed at Resort Bonaire in a one-bedroom apartment. Overall, the stay was comfortable and well-suited for a dive-focused trip, though there were a few quirks worth noting. Room & Amenities The apartment featured two twin beds, which could be pushed together to form a king. Since I was traveling with a friend, we opted to separate them for added space and comfort. The room itself was clean and functional, with enough storage for our belongings. One of the highlights was the fully equipped kitchen, which included a dishwasher—a great convenience for longer stays. The ability to prepare our own meals was a plus, especially given the limited dining options nearby. One downside, however, was the air conditioning setup. While the bedroom had AC, the living, dining, and kitchen areas did not. This made those spaces noticeably warmer, especially during the day. It would have been nice to have a cooling option for the entire apartment. Dining Option Resort Bonaire offers a single meal each night for a very reasonable price. The catch? You have to get there early because they often sell out. The rotating menu ensures variety, but since there’s only one option per night, it may not suit everyone’s tastes. That said, the convenience and affordability were definite positives. Final Thoughts Resort Bonaire provided a solid stay with comfortable accommodations and useful amenities. The AC limitation "

"We had a great time at this spot and found it easy to get around the island. We also rented 2 vehicles from the same group. They picked us up at the airport and were very responsive to any requests. Couldn’t have been better. "