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North America: 1-800-496-2581
Worldwide: 1-817-333-5413

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Accommodations :

The Avila Beach Hotel offers guests a variety of accommodations, most with private terraces or balconies and fully equipped kitchenettes. One-bedroom suites have a separate living room with a pullout sofa. Two-bedroom suites also have a living room as well as two bedrooms and two baths. Classic rooms are located in the historic main building.

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Dining :

The Avila Beach Hotel has three restaurants. The Belle Terrace is a romantic open-air restaurant that serves West Indian, international, and Danish cuisine for lunch and dinner daily. They also feature live entertainment in the evenings. Blues is a jazz bar specializing in lyrical music and lobster dishes. The Avila Café serves breakfast daily and offers snacks and light meals throughout the day.

Weddings :

The beautiful beaches and lush, tropical gardens of Curacao offer wedding couples a wide choice of lovely settings for an island ceremony. The staff of the Coconut Court Beach Hotel will be happy to assist you with all of the legal and festive arrangements for a perfect wedding.

Recreational Activities :

Daily activities are available at hotel

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Not Available

Amenities and Services :

The Avila Beach Hotel sits directly on a white sand beach. The hotel also has a freshwater swimming pool, a tennis court, a sauna, business center, and a full spa.

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American Express, Visa, and MasterCard

Other Information :

The Avila Beach Hotel is built around an 18 th century Dutch colonial manor house, which still serves as the hotel’s main building. It’s a quiet and friendly resort, with good food, scenic views, and a relaxing atmosphere.

The Avila Beach Hotel has meeting facilities that can accommodate groups of up to 130 persons.

Curacao is a narrow, Dutch island, located just off the coast of Venezuela. The island’s capital, Willemstad, is known for its duty-free shopping and unique Dutch colonial architecture. Much of the island is controlled by the Royal Dutch/Shell Oil Company, but the island has some delightful beaches, particularly on the south shore