Best Family Hotels in Curacao

The resort offers kids activities like arts and crafts projects, nature walks, snorkeling and water games through the on-site Camp Arawak kids club. Open daily from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., the kids club welcomes children ages 3 to 12 for a fee of $15 per hour, $30 per half-day session or $65 per full-day visit. Snorkeling gear, kayaks and paddleboards are available at the beach as well.

Loaner cribs, play yards and high chairs are available at this Renaissance outpost. Additionally, families have access to a man-made beach and an infinity-edge pool, both of which are kid-friendly.

Blue Bay Curaçao's complimentary kids club is currently unavailable until further notice. However, families have access to a beach, a playground and a family-friendly pool with a kids wading area.

Though the Hilton Curacao once had a kids club, the space now serves as a recreation center with foosball, billiards and table tennis tables. Younger kids will enjoy the property's playground, while older children can use the on-site basketball, tennis and beach volleyball courts and sign up for fee-based snorkeling tours.

A popular hideaway for honeymooners, Baoase Luxury Resort sits on the southwestern side of Curacao, less than a 9-mile drive southeast of the island's international airport. Recent guests gushed about the hotel's attentive staff and its prime location on a secluded beach. And with just 23 rooms, suites and villas (and its own private island), it's easy to see how the resort manages to create an intimate atmosphere for lodgers. Aside from the five-star customer service, past visitors were pleased with their accommodations, especially the beachfront suites, which boast private infinity pools. If you're not willing to splurge on a suite, you'll still enjoy resort or sea views from your room's balcony or patio, plus complimentary Wi-Fi access, a flat-screen TV, a minibar and a Sonos sound system, among other amenities. When you're not lounging in your digs, retreat to the resort's infinity pool, recline in a chair on the beach or schedule a treatment at the spa. The beach is also where you'll find the resort's restaurant, which offers a menu of French international cuisine with an Asian twist. Although reviewers found the food delicious, they also said the prices are high. If you're interested in an all-inclusive plan, the hotel offers one as well.