The Talk of the Town Hotel in Aruba has just completed a major renovation of its Superior guest rooms as well as the lobby, bar and pool areas.
The Talk of the Town hotel, established in Aruba in 1943, has been the pioneer in the hotel industry of the island. With this renovation, the guest rooms at Talk of the Town Hotel have been completely upgraded to the standards of today’s hotel industry.
The renovation of the guest rooms, besides the new look from the deco change, also included new air-conditioning systems, mini refrigerators, microwave ovens, flat LCD TV sets, energy saving lamps and general lighting system. The guest bathrooms were also renovated with new accessories, toilets and ceiling.
Within the “feels like a warm Caribbean home…” hotel concept, all the deco and furniture in the pool, bar, restaurant and lobby areas were changed to reinforce the ambiance of an inviting, intimate and charming environment.
A new sound music system has been installed in most public areas of the property including the pool area, allowing the guests to enjoy the music of their preference just by asking for it at the hotel bar.
The new sun deck pool hanging over the water offers guests a very nice and different experience to enjoy the pool ambiance or just lay down in a sun bed above the water.
The Talk of the Town Hotel is a small hotel located in Oranjestad, Aruba, across the street from Surfside Beach, in a central location close to the airport, the cruise port and the city downtown. This is a very attractive spot for both business and tourist travelers that look for a quieter place in the island. The hotel offers 60 guest rooms, bar, restaurant, a full size pool, a Business Center and complimentary Wi-Fi service for its guests.
This renovation project of the hotel, together with the new Nikky Beach Club at Surfside Beach, just across the street from the hotel, make this a real attractive lodging option in the island maintaining a warm, charming and inviting character.
The hotel is very proud of the look and feel that this work has added to this pioneer Aruba’s property.
