This is our 5th trip to Aruba, we have stayed at Caribbean Palm Village, La Cabana (3 Times) and now La Quinta. What we liked about La Quinta was the place was very friendly, large pool, great beach, and nice little bar. We had a one bedroom suite which met our needs, maid service every day and within minutes of... More

We used an exchange for this timeshare resort. The good stuff: Eagle Beach is one of the nicest on Aruba (and world class); LQ provides chairs and lounges. Pools are nice enough. The employees are friendly and helpful. The maintenance workers stay busy caring for the gardens and facilities. The one bedroom unit had large, comfortable rooms, including a kitchen,... More

Ok, so I've read all the reviews from positive to negative & I have to agree with all in part! The resort itself is lovely. If you want quiet & small it's the place to be. Yes, it may be slightly dated but the beds are huge & comfy and the air con works..... what more do you need? If... More

The La Quinta is a little bit dated, but other than the bed, it was very nice. At the check in, McKeisha was wonderful, and when we told her we were heading to a sunset sailing cruise, she offered us a ride in her car (saving a cab fare). The resort is across the street from the beach. The beach... More

Let me just start off with Myself my husband and our daughter have been coming to Aruba for over 10 years and never ever had any issues, except for the one time we decided to stay somewhere other than our actual timeshare ( because we were told it wasnt available). I have never had to check into a resort where... More

My husband and I exchanged into this property for a one bedroom on the second floor of phase II. Upon checking in we were told that we would be charged $16.28 per day to cover the timeshare tax and utility charge. They also charge a non-refundable $20.00 which you must use at the pool bar on drinks or food. You... More

We just returned from a week at LaQuinta Beach Resort. This was a time share exchange for us. Yes this resort is away from the "action" of the high rise hotels where the roads are congested and there is heavy pedestrian traffic. But the quieter atmosphere and the deserted beaches are our preference anyway. The staff at the resort was... More

I am a 50 year old male traveling with a 50 year old female friend to Aruba. It was my first time in Aruba and my companions third. However, she had never stayed at La Quinta Beach Resort on her past travels and neither of us knew what to expect. First off, the location is in the "Low Rise Hotel"... More

The horrible choise that i have done in my live, firstable, when we arrived they ask us that we make the inventary, and the service?, then they say that you have to pay $25 usd because you have to consume it in the restaurant, and if you dont want to use this service, it doesnt matter, you have to pay... More