Kralendijk Hotel Guide - Old Slave Huts hotels in Kralendijk, Bonaire.

"Has a beach"

"Awesome experience, great staff! From the front desk and restaurant which are so professional and helpful to the house keeping staff that did such a great job. Will definitely come back soon "

"Caprice picked us up at the airport as we walked out, drove us to the AMAZING home, quickly walked us through the place, and left us the keys to the truck for the duration of our stay. The home is beautiful, and the pool and access to the ocean are incredible! Some of the best snorkeling and diving we did all week was right off the back of the house!"

"I loved the spaciousness of the villa! "

"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 "

"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! "

"Great location right across from Lac Bay Beach with a lovely view of the water from the front porch. Very quiet and safe area. Close to Sorobon Beach if you are a windsurfer. Cute unit shares common grounds with five others. Neighbors we met were very nice. In a rural area with not much around it, so very tranquil. At the same time, a restaurant and bar, Foodies, is just up the road. We cooked on the grill had our meals in the back screen room every night. Cocktails on the porch in front with lots of hummingbird watching. I recommend Lac Bay Casita 1 highly, with a couple of caveats: the AC unit is in the bedroom and it doesn't really cool the whole house. But with all the windows and doors open the breezes keep it comfortable. Lac Bay Beach is great but you can't really swim there as it is so shallow. One of the neighbors had a big, annoying brown dog who had the run of the place. He was friendly and didn't bark but he pooped in the yard. To their credit, the manager did swing by and talk to the owner. Finally, as of April 2025 the pictures on VRBO are out of date and some minor decorative elements have changed; the two built in couches are now a futon and two hulking recliners and the cactus fence was replaced with a stone wall. Also, the only thing we could get on the TV was Netflix but you don't come to Bonaire to watch TV, especially the you have that view of the water! Had a great stay and would gladly return!"

"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 "