One-bedroom suites
A separate bedroom, a full kitchen, a living room that opens onto the backyard. The everyday Casabella suite — right for a couple, or one person who wants room to spread out.
San Nicolas · Aruba
A small building in San Nicolas. Every kilowatt it uses comes off its own roof — the suites, the air conditioning, the pool pump. A pool and barbecue on site, and a private walled backyard behind every door.
The building
Casabella Suites is eight suites, finished in 2026. A shaded walkway runs down the middle with four either side, and behind each one is its own walled backyard — no balconies, but outdoor space you can actually use, that nobody overlooks, with the door left open.
The pool sits at the end of the property with a barbecue and an outdoor kitchen under the pergola. Eight suites share it, which in practice means it is usually yours.
It was built to be let by the night rather than converted into rentals afterwards, which is why the storage, the parking and the sound separation between suites work the way they do.
The suites
Every suite has its own kitchen, its own bathroom and its own backyard. The difference between them is how many bedrooms sit behind the living room.
A separate bedroom, a full kitchen, a living room that opens onto the backyard. The everyday Casabella suite — right for a couple, or one person who wants room to spread out.
The same kitchen, living room and backyard, with a second bedroom off the hallway. Right for a family, or two couples who would rather not share a wall with strangers.
On site
A pool and sun deck shared by the eight suites, with a spa at the far end.
A barbecue and outdoor kitchen under the pergola, beside the pool.
A walled outdoor space behind every suite. Not a balcony, and not shared.
Parking on the property at no charge — rare enough in Aruba to be worth saying.
Everything on one level, if stairs are something you would rather avoid.
The property runs on its own array — the suites, the air conditioning, the pool pump and the walkway lights.
San Nicolas
San Nicolas is the island's second town and its most interesting one — the street murals, the bars that were here long before the hotels, and a coastline that is not lined with resorts.
It is a different holiday from Palm Beach, and deliberately so. Quieter streets, lower prices, and the sense of being somewhere specific rather than somewhere interchangeable.
Pastoor Hendrikstraat 108
San Nicolas, Aruba
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