Kralendijk Hotels with Yoga, Bonaire: Kralendijk Hotel Guide

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1. Sorobon Luxury Beach Resort

Kralendijk

Sebastian Francisco

€319

includes taxes & fees

7 Sept - 8 Sept

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Sorobon Luxury Beach Resort

10/10 Excellent

"⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Absolutely Gorgeous Resort – I Would Definitely Return! Sorobon Luxury Beach Resort is absolutely gorgeous. My oceanfront cabin was literally steps away from the water, and the views were breathtaking. Waking up that close to the ocean was easily one of my favorite parts of the stay. The staff was truly wonderful: friendly, smiling, and just good vibes all around. I have absolutely no complaints when it comes to the service or hospitality. Bonaire itself is a very small and quiet island, and there isn't a ton to do, but that's actually exactly what I enjoy on vacation. If you're looking for somewhere peaceful to relax, enjoy the water, and slow down, it's perfect. The food at the resort was okay overall, but the sushi from the lunch menu was hands-down the best thing I ate there. One suggestion would be to allow guests to order from the entire menu when possible. On my last night, all I wanted was the sushi, but since it was only offered on the lunch menu, the chef wasn't able to accommodate the request, so I ended up not having dinner. My other small suggestion would be to provide Do Not Disturb signs for the rooms. On two occasions housekeeping knocked, but before I could get up, they were already inside my room. I don't blame the housekeeping staff at all because they're simply doing their job, but having a sign guests can place on the door would easily prevent that. A little FYI for anyone visiting Bonaire: the island uses U.S. dollars, and things can be a bit"