J E Irausquin Boulevard 75, Noord, Aruba

Studio Suite

420 sq. ft. / 4 Guests / 1 Queen Bed and 1 Queen Sofa Bed

The Studio Suite at Divi Aruba Phoenix Beach Resort gives you 420 sq. ft. of relaxed, ocean-view space on Palm Beach, with a private patio for taking in the scenery. Inside, air conditioning, blackout drapes, free WiFi, a 50-inch flat-panel TV with premium channels and pay movies, and daily housekeeping create an easy setting for beach days, quiet mornings and unhurried evenings. Designed to sleep up to 4 guests, the suite features 1 Queen Bed and 1 Queen Sofa Bed in a bedroom layout that keeps the space simple and flexible. The kitchen includes a full-sized refrigerator/freezer, stovetop, microwave, coffee/tea maker, cookware, dishware and utensils, making it convenient to prepare snacks, breakfasts or casual meals in the room. The bathroom has a shower only, along with a hair dryer, free toiletries and eco-friendly toiletries. Practical comforts include an in-room safe, phone, bedsheets provided and an iron/ironing board available on request. Cribs/infant beds are available for a surcharge, and the suite is non-smoking. Divi Aruba Phoenix Beach Resort is not an all-inclusive resort, so your stay here is built around the freedom to dine, cook and plan your days as you choose. Enjoy the convenience of your in-suite kitchen, pick up grab-and-go items at Puredeli, or visit the resort’s on-site dining venues, including oceanfront options such as Purebeach and pureocean. With free WiFi in the room and public areas, beachfront surroundings and suite-style comfort, this Studio Suite is a practical choice for couples, small families or friends seeking an Aruba stay with extra space and an ocean view.

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The Studio Suite opens onto a private patio with ocean views along Palm Beach, since the resort’s suites are built oceanfront. It’s a relaxed spot for morning coffee or watching the sunset before heading down to the sand, and the view alone makes the category feel like a step up from a standard inland-facing room.

The suite has 1 Queen Bed and 1 Queen Sofa Bed, sleeping up to four guests. That layout suits a couple who wants extra room to spread out, or a small family, since the sofa bed converts the living space into a second sleeping area at night without feeling cramped in the 420 sq. ft. footprint.

It comes with a private patio rather than a balcony or plunge pool, giving guests their own outdoor spot right off the suite. It’s oriented toward the ocean, so it works well for relaxing with a book or a drink without needing to head straight down to the beach.

The bathroom is fitted with a walk-in shower rather than a tub, along with a hair dryer and both regular and eco-friendly toiletries. It’s a compact, efficient setup that matches the suite’s practical, self-catering style rather than a soaking-tub retreat.

The Studio Suite is the resort’s entry-level suite, still featuring a full kitchen with a full-sized refrigerator, stovetop and microwave like the larger one- and two-bedroom suites, but in a single open bedroom layout rather than separate living and sleeping areas. Guests wanting more separated space or an extra bedroom would look at the resort’s larger suite categories.

Divi Aruba Phoenix Beach Resort is not an all-inclusive property, so the Studio Suite is built around independence: a working kitchen for preparing your own meals, free WiFi, daily housekeeping and access to the resort’s pools, beach chairs and on-site restaurants like Purebeach and pureocean, which guests pay for as they go.

It works well for both. The queen bed and queen sofa bed comfortably sleep two adults and two children, cribs are available for a surcharge, and the resort runs a supervised kids’ program for ages 4–12, so families have plenty to do while still having their own self-catering suite to retreat to.

Since the resort’s suites are all oceanfront, the Studio Suite sits close to Palm Beach itself, with the resort’s two outdoor pools, swim-up bar and beach chairs all within walking distance on site. It’s an easy, short walk to the sand or the pool deck rather than a shuttle ride away.

Guests who want a calmer atmosphere can look toward the resort’s adults-only Zen Terrace area, open daily from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. for registered guests 18 and older, which sits apart from the livelier pool and kids’ activity zones. It’s worth asking about proximity to this section if peace and quiet matter most.

Because the resort isn’t all-inclusive, guests should budget for meals and a nightly utility surcharge, and know that a credit card is required at check-in for incidentals. The suite’s kitchen makes it easy to offset dining costs by cooking some meals in, especially useful for longer stays.

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