Hotel Kura Hulanda, Willemstad

Great decor - mostly all Indian imports with carved mahogany furniture and such. Nicest feature is the museum at Kura Hulanda which explores the slave trade and history. Food is very boring though hey have a few restaurants at the resort. (I am a little spoilt in that area since I live in New York and have very demanding culinary standards.) Rooms are nice and comfortable but not luxurious. We stayed in a room right across the Bolivar pool so we could literally step out of the door and into the pool. That was quiet nice. Definitely take advantage of their private beach that is located in a gated community not to far from the resort (different from the Kura Hullanda Beach club). It is a small secluded private beach where the public is not allowed.) The beach at the KH Beach club is also really nice though a lot more rocky than the private beach. Try not to eat at the restaurants at the resort which are way overpriced for what they offer�and this is from a New Yorker who is used to NYC prices. The service depends on the mood of the server � some of the staff was great and some indifferent. Overall, a good value.