Hotels with WiFi in Caribbean

"As always the best hotel in condado"

"I would not recommend staying at this hotel. The experience was disappointing from start to finish.The host staff was quite unpleasant and unwelcoming. To make matters worse, the food was strictly mediocre and lacked flavor.The room itself was very uncomfortable. The air conditioning was horrible it was incredibly noisy. . The bathrooms were outdated, featuring cracked tiles and old fixtures. There was also a significant lack of space to move around. Save your money and book elsewhere."

"Staff was amazing. All of the meals were exceptional. The jerk chicken at the pool was superb. Pools were clean and heated. Rooms were comfortable and housekeeping was great! Will be back!"

"The beach was just steps away from the pool. Excellent cruise ship watching, pretty central but lots of things close when the ships leave"

"Staff was awful besides a few people. The amenities were amazing!! "

"The only thing we like about the property was the free access to the atlantis and the breakfast. The staff were all nice but we didnt get help bringing our luggage to the room, the hallway is carpeted and our room was like 2 blocks away! The room was spacious but the hallways are rundown, needs cleaning or updating."

"I arrived at Renaissance Wind Creek Curaçao Resort with a sense of anticipation, and it did not disappoint. The property itself offers a refined ease—its on-site dining is reliably good—but the true marvel reveals itself at the infinity pool. There, the boundary between crafted luxury and natural beauty dissolves; the water stretches outward with the illusion of a private shoreline, all while the pulse of downtown Willemstad hums just beyond. Step outside the resort, and the experience deepens. The nearby Rif Fort and surrounding downtown streets are a culinary playground, where flavors feel both rooted and inventive. A small but valuable tip: pay in guilders rather than USD whenever possible—the difference, though subtle, works in your favor over time. Within the fort, an unassuming ice cream shop beckons. It is well worth the توقف—though patience is required. On a busy day, with only one gracious soul behind the counter, the line can stretch into a test of resolve. Still, the warmth of the service makes the wait feel almost intentional, as though savoring begins before the first bite. Among the dining standouts, the “91” family of restaurants deserves particular praise. Kaya 91 offers a more accessible indulgence, while Mar y Tierra 91 elevates the experience into something richer and more refined. Both deliver, each in their own register. As for the resort itself, the choice of how to experience it is yours to command. Those seeking effortless indulgence—meals and drin"

"The property is beautiful and the pools and beach were great. The water is the room is bit drinkable. It tastes terrible and smells awful like sulfa. "

"This place was unique! I was taken into a time portal to experience the history of the island, yet all the modern comforts were provided. The staff were warm and helpful 24/7. Even though I returned late each day, the doorman stayed outside to look out for me! I would recommend this place to anyone who wants a truly personal, rich experience."