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Secrets Baby Beach Aruba is an adults-only all-inclusive resort in Aruba with 304 rooms. Amenities include Beach, Buffet Dining, Nightclub, Swim-Up Bar and Bachelorette Party. Travelers rate it 4.2/5 across 205 Google reviews.
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Quick answers
- Is Secrets Baby Beach Aruba adults only?
- Yes — Secrets Baby Beach Aruba is an adults-only resort, so children are not accommodated.
- Where is Secrets Baby Beach Aruba?
- Secrets Baby Beach Aruba is in Aruba. Its address is Sero Colorado 289, San Nicolas, Aruba.
- How many rooms does Secrets Baby Beach Aruba have?
- Secrets Baby Beach Aruba has 304 rooms.
- Is Secrets Baby Beach Aruba all-inclusive?
- Yes — Secrets Baby Beach Aruba is an all-inclusive resort, so meals, drinks and most on-site activities are covered by the rate.
Traveler Insights(412 discussions)
Secrets Baby Beach Aruba is a genuinely different kind of Aruba resort - built on the quiet southeastern tip of the island rather than the Palm Beach hotel strip, it attracts travelers who want a secluded, couples-focused retreat rather than proximity to nightclubs and souvenir shops. The resort sits on Baby Beach Bay, one of the island's most beautiful and sheltered stretches of water, where the Caribbean stays calm and clear even when the rest of Aruba gets choppy. Guests consistently describe the setting as tranquil bordering on remote, which is either the main appeal or the main drawback depending on your vacation style.
As an Unlimited-Luxury all-inclusive from Hyatt's portfolio, the resort covers seven dining concepts including dedicated à la carte restaurants, 24-hour room service, and premium spirits - all without reservations or extra charges. The 304 suites are spacious and modern with ocean-facing terraces. Service gets high marks from many visitors, though the growing pains haven't fully resolved: 2026 reviewers still flag staffing shortages, butler service that's inconsistent or simply absent, and long dinner waits. The beaches themselves and the pool experience remain the undisputed highlights.
One thing to factor into any 2026-2027 booking: this is a resort mid-expansion. Phase 2 construction of 300 additional rooms and a large convention center is underway on-site, targeted for autumn 2027, with a planned Phase 3 eventually bringing the property to roughly 900 rooms - so the intimate 304-suite feel comes with an active construction zone next door for now. This resort still makes the most sense for adults who want total immersion in a resort rather than a base camp for island exploration. If snorkeling the calm bay and lounging on uncrowded sand appeals to you, the remote location is a feature, not a bug; if you want easy access to Aruba's casino scene or the main hotel strip, the 45-minute taxi ride will frustrate you quickly. Budget-wise, it sits at the premium end of Aruba all-inclusives, roughly comparable to other Secrets properties in Mexico.
Pros
- +Located directly on Baby Beach Bay, one of Aruba's most sheltered and swimmable beaches with calm, clear turquoise water unlike the choppy northwest coast
- +Seven dining venues including Italian, Pan-Asian, seafood, and South American fusion - all walkup, no reservations needed, 24-hour room service included
- +304 suites with floor-to-ceiling patio doors and ocean views in most room categories, with spacious layouts that feel genuinely luxurious
- +Adults-only Unlimited-Luxury experience means zero kids, zero wristbands, and a genuinely relaxed atmosphere
- +The remote San Nicolas location actually works in your favor - quieter beach, fewer crowds, no jet ski noise or vendors walking the sand
- +Aruba's trade winds are strongest on the east side of the island where the resort sits, making it noticeably cooler and breezier even on the hottest days
- +Swim-up bar and multiple pool areas with attentive service - guests report drinks arriving at chairs without having to flag anyone down
- +Proximity to Aruba's rugged southeast coast means access to dramatic natural landscapes including natural pools and the Arikok National Park nearby
Cons
- −Extremely remote from Palm Beach and Oranjestad - the main tourist strip is 45+ minutes away, making the resort feel island-within-an-island with no walkable options outside
- −Taxi rides to Palm Beach run $35-50 each way, which adds up quickly if you want to explore beyond the resort grounds
- −The constant trade winds at Baby Beach, while cooling, can make beach umbrellas unreliable and send towels flying - not ideal for guests who dislike wind
- −Growing pains persist into 2026 - guests still cite staffing shortages, inconsistent or outright absent butler service, and long dinner wait times
- −The surrounding San Nicolas area is industrial rather than resort-polished, with very limited dining and shopping nearby - and the famous public section of Baby Beach is a 5-7 minute walk rather than directly out your door
- −Phase 2 construction is underway on-site - 300 additional rooms plus a large convention center targeted for completion in autumn 2027 - so guests booking through 2026-2027 should expect an active construction zone adjacent to the current 304-suite property
- −Premium pricing reflects the luxury positioning, but some travelers feel the value doesn't yet match comparable Secrets properties in Mexico or the Caribbean
- −Limited nightlife and entertainment compared to larger resort complexes - guests seeking a lively evening scene will feel the remote location most acutely at night
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Google Rating
Google Reviews
“It’s probably the best vacation we’ve had and we’ve had hundreds of vacations throughout the world as a Unlimited Vacation Club member. I want you to know please ask for an upgrade but you’re not guaranteed it. They’re still working the system out. T...”
“This is the best resort we have ever visited by a landslide. The service from beginning to end was amazing, especially our butler Jack. My wife was looking for dry shampoo, and he didn’t even hesitate to tell me that he would go to the store after wo...”
“Perfect for a birthday getaway without the kids! Quiet side of the island which was what we needed. We have Globalist status so we received Preferred Club benefits with the separate restaurant and pool area/bar. Luis was top notch and always attentiv...”