Queen Beatrix International Airport (AUA): Approximate driving time is 20 minutes and distance is 9 miles (14.5 km.)

Driving directions from Queen Beatrix International Airport: Take the main road out of the airport towards Oranjestad. After Oranjestad, this highway curves into JE Irasquin Blvd. The resort is on the left side of the road in the high-rise area.

Getting there: There is no shuttle service from this airport so taxis are the best way to arrive. Fares are in the $16–$25 USD range. Rental cars are available online for more than $36 USD. Arubus public buses run from across the road from the airport to the main terminal in the Oranjestad dock area where a transfer onto Bus #10 or #10A takes passengers to the hotel area. Fare is less than $5 USD. Fees are subject to change without notice.

Getting around: This is a district of large high-rise hotels and outside of hotel facilities, it offers some dining choices but little in the way of shopping so visitors head to the downtown stores. Buses run from in front of the hotel into downtown for fares of less than $5 USD; taxis are $5–$15 USD. Bicycles can be rented for $16–$25 USD a day and mopeds for more than $36 USD a day. Fees subject to change without notice. Because main roads are well-maintained and well-posted, driving (right-hand side) is a popular option.

The Greenhouse Restaurant - Feast on a full breakfast buffet in a lush tropical setting overlooking the pool.

Caffe Baci - This Roman-style trattoria serves pastas, salads, seafood, and traditional Italian cuisine in a relaxed yet elegant setting perfect for a romantic dinner.

The Tambu Bar - Sip a piña colada and other tropical drinks at this poolside bar.

Pago Pago - This Polynesian-style restaurant serves cocktails and innovative tropical fare. Try the Chef’s Feast, a sumptuous five-course dinner fusing the South Pacific and the Dutch West Indies.

The Casablanca Casino Bar - Live music, cigars, and cocktails are featured in a casino setting.

Cabaret Royale - For a hot Latin night, have dinner and see a colorful show: the Havana Tropical Revue.

The resort also arranges transportation to Tuesday’s Bonbini Festival in Oranjestad. This folkloric celebration with music, food, and crafts is set in the courtyard of a historic Dutch fort.

The Wyndham caters to children, too, with the fun-filled and fully supervised Kids Klub.