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"This resort is spotless very well located right on the beach easy car drive or walking distance to almost anything. The only thing that was locking was the food and drinks. We only had a good meal and a drink on the first day. After that is was a bad experience so we decided to dine outside of the resort. Also the resort only provided 2 coffee cups in a room. After that you have to buy your own. The staff is very pleasant and helpful. Overall a great stay. "

"Amazing layout, location, amenities, dining and staff. The smaller villas made it feel very private and although the complex was full, it didn’t feel like it. "

"Tastefully decorated. At night turn on the ceiling lights and see waves on the walls. Little details like led lighting behind tv. Comfy bed and linens. Very clean. Would definitely stay here again. Close to diving sites and town. A+"

"Quiet, spacious, great staff"

"it was nice and clean , good location the staff was friendly always happy to help "

"I truly enjoyed my stay!"

"Love that the Divi Flamingo Beach hotel and timeshare studios are very close to the water - footsteps from the ocean. The island's waterfront is a bit rocky and watershoes are recommended. The hotel's restaurants were good, the beach bar is heaven at sunset, the resort is walkable to town. The waters are among the best in the world for snorkeling and diving, and safe with no surf or surge. If you want action, nightlife, gambling, golf, go to Aruba. This island is quiet and relaxing, and so is this hotel. "

"Love the place. Love the dives. People are nice. Just needed a light on the bathroom mirror. "

"The service and team there was excellent. Their attention towards us was exceptional. Everyone was very friendly and helpful. The property was beautiful. No negative feedback. Only that our kitchen sink had a bad leak and there was a gap between the entry door to our room and the floor. Had to stuff a towel in it to keep mosquitos out. I would definitely recommend staying there. We met many others there who were repeat visitors."