Non-Smoking Hotels in Caribbean from $169

"I stayed at Renaissance Wind Creek Aruba Resort (Ocean Side) in a suite which included a bedroom, a bathroom, half-kitchen, balcony and a living with with a pull out sofa bed. We had two pools, one with a swim up bar, and a beach lagoon. There was also direct access to a boat that brought you to their private island, Renaissance Island, where you could swim with flamingos. I think just this part made the entire resort worth it. Food and drink prices were decent, almost as much as it was outside. There was a shuttle connecting to the other property that was closer to downtown so it was convenient to get to dinner or lunch or shopping. "

"The ocean view room was beautiful, elevators were fast, good food options right at the hotel, it was very nice you grabbed your own towels and the beach chairs were brought out for you. Very nice lobby, casino, and nightclub! Overall had an amazing time and would recommend. "

"Incredible fun! "

"The BEST value in Nassau! A clean and comfortable room with no frills; Just across the street from Paradise Island and all its scenery. A lovely and well kept patio and pool area and a pretty decent free breakfast with delicious fresh fruit! Save your money and bring the family here! The passes to Paradise Island water park are included in your reservation! The best value ever!!!"

"Great location! Helpful employees!"

"Very good"

"There was a derelict hotel right next to us. The RIU was lovely and well-maintained, but this building right next door was not. Everyone at the RIU was pleasant and kind and so willing to help us. Made our stay even better! The shuttle service to and from the airport was definitely NOT good. I would not recommend them (Nexus)"

"property was absolutely beautiful, no complaints! "

"The property boasted cleanliness and a prime central location. Not much activities in the hotel. The pools are okay nothing to boast of. The hotel’s breakfast service was commendable, prompting us to eat there frequently. With an abundance of dining and entertainment options just steps away, the convenience of not needing a car was a highlight. Additionally, the hotel’s beachfront setting offered picturesque views, although the quality of the beach itself left something to be desired, with a clay-like texture and an unpleasant odor upon going deeper in the water. We had expected a superior beach experience, particularly given Aruba’s reputation."