Stayed for the second time in a year. This is a great resort with any facility you can think of in one place. Multiple pools, few restaurants, a bistro, dive shop and fully equipped dive center on site. And not to forget Bonaires largest gym. Will definitely book again!

Two things that bothered us a bit this time: First was double parked trucks near the exit at the back of the resort. We rented a truck as well for diving and had a difficult time parking it with a lot of trucks in places where they didn't suppose to park. Second was the scuba facilities on the beach. The gazebo which is dedicated for divers is now taken over by Efoil boards. There was no room anymore to suit up with our dive gear. And when we returned form the dive, we were asked to move aside and were clearly not welcome to get out of our gear and use the benches and water rinse bins.

I stayed over 2 weeks,3 days at this lovely property.The staff -every single one-was consistently helpful,outgoing ,cheerful and courteous. The hotel has a small pier from which one can jump or climb down into crystal clear ,warm water. In that water many days I saw colorful fish;other days I saw almost none. The seabed there had mainly damaged coral and sparse vegetation.My last day I finally saw a small turtle swimming under me as I snorkeled. Serious snorkelers will want to leave the hotel to visit elsewhere around the island. There were plenty of sun beds and shade for reading by the sea,in between swims. The beachfront restaurant offered many healthy options as well as cappuccinos and lattes ,including soy. I didn't try the two other restaurants as I prepared breakfast and dinner in my room . One of the restaurants (reservations only)is reputed to be among the best in the Caribbean . It appears the hotel took great care with landscaping,and over time it will look more lush and exotic than it looks now. Wifi signal was consistently strong-even on the beach. The rooms have large balconies with chairs and table. The gym is as well equipped as any large city gym-it has everything. It appears to be open to the public,although entry is free to hotel guests. Most staff and hotel guests appeared to be from the Netherlands-which gave the hotel a delightful ,casual ,youthful European ambiance.

It appeared that most guests rented cars. I did not and spent a fortune on taxis. $25.00 one -way to town to stock up on groceries or to Donkey/Te Amo beaches. $35.00 and up to go to the farther,better snorkeling spots. Each way! It's a minor point but the hotel,although small, is a bit spread out . About half the rooms look out over the parking lots that encircle the hotel. This proximity may be useful for some people to be so close to their cars,especially to load dive tanks or gear. The rooms themselves are NOT luxury class but adequate,modern with comfortable beds,quality sheets.Air con is very strong .Hot water pressure is weak as it seems to be solar-powered.

Good to have a kitchenette and outside dining spaces with the room. Beautiful landscaping. Good location. Nice pools and beach with relaxing lounges. Liked that they had yoga and access to the gym.

Would be nice to have a toaster oven.

Loved the food, restaurant service, view, cleanliness, close to downtown and airport

The front desk was frequently unhelpful and sometimes unwelcoming. When I asked if the dive shop rented fins, I was told to go ask at the dive shop. When I asked if any of the restaurants served sandwiches, I was told to go ask at the restaurants. It was just odd because everyone else at this resort was so helpful and friendly. They also didnt notify us that most of the restaurants and dive shop would be closed on Sunday or of any of the upcoming concerts they were having. The front desk (only them) was off-putting.

The best hotel in Bonaire , comfortable and clean. The Best view to the ocean, it was excellent. Thanks for everything my girlfriend was so happy , we want to go back soon.

the staff was very helpful. we traveled with our baby, and in addition to providing us with a crib, they also added a high chair for feeding time. both pool areas are clean and quiet. perfect for relaxation.

The restaurants could be better. I'm not a fan of Brass Boer and it seems like all 4 restaurants on the premises we went to, were owned by the same people. The restaurants Senan, BBQ at the Beach, and Tropicana, even though the menus are different, they all have this acquired taste. expensive and hyped up for nothing. I'd skip these.

Delfins has to be one of the very top hotels in Bonaire. Location, location, location!!! It is only two miles from the airport and between the airport and Delfins are 3 excellent snorkeling beaches on the island. The 3 beaches are all near each other and they are Bachelors, Windsock, and Te Amos. The snorkeling at Delfins is OK but not as good as these 3 beaches. We booked one of the Studio apartments which was of course smaller than the other apartments but yet was amazing. We were able to enjoy all the terrific amenities that are a part of the Delfins without breaking the bank. The beach area with all of the loungers is worth the price to stay at Delfins. Plus add to that the amazing two pools. I never got over the plants that make up the landscape at Delfins. We visited Costa Rica and we never stayed in a hotel there that had as many plants as Delfins. To eat out in Bonaire can be very expensive, so we loved having our own kitchenette. There are several very good grocery stores only a few miles from Delfins. We saved a lot of money by using our kitchenette to fix many of our meals, especially breakfast and lunch. We found many ways to actually fix 3 meals a day.

Mostly great!

Staff friendly but at the beach bar they could be much more customer focussed. sometimes waving multiple times to get attention whilst the girls were chatting... The one real bad thing was the end experience. Most customers Dutch. Flight back home at 21.30 in the evening. Check out at 11.00. Thus at the end of the day changing cloths and showering. That was horrible! tiny shower, everything wet, no dry spot for putting on shoes and trousers. No chair or table whatsoever close. So open suitcase on the floor everywhere. Unworthy of such beautiful resort! Not difficult to fix! Unfortunately that is the final experience...

The staff was very friendly and accomodating. They even prepared a suprise for my birthday together with my husband. The fact that we had access to the private beach was really nice. We could snorkel or swim anytime we liked. Leonie and Fanny were great and we had amazing experiences around the island, thanks to the tour options they had available. We also rented a scooter and a jeep to cruise on our own, which we think is a must if you want to explore more around the island.

The kitchen sink was really tiny and we couldn't do the dishes without making a mess on the floor. The shower glass divider could have gone down a few centimeters so the water didn't get to the sink area. The water pressure in the shower could improve too.

A modern resort situated directly on the beach, boasting several swimming pools (the largest in Bonaire) and complimentary beach chairs with palapas. This property offers three restaurants/bars available for guests' enjoyment. Rooms are fully equipped with all necessities. Each room features a spacious terrace/deck furnished with chairs and a dining table. As a token of appreciation, guests receive a complimentary bottle of wine. The pictures provided are very accurate; what you see is what you get. Additionally, there is a tour desk on the property at the disposal of tourists.

There is really nothing not to like about this resort.