Just got back from the Radisson in Aruba. It's a beautiful property - very lush, well cared for, and best of all, the Radisson has a large piece of property on beach. The Wyndham on one side & the Hyatt on the other are much more cramped & vacationers are on top of each other at the pool. The Radisson has two free form pools plenty of space at the pool and on the beach - I think they have over 50 of those little beach bamboo "huts". Food was expensive (but isn't it everywhere in Aruba?), although the beachside restaurant was fairly reasonable for lunches & the food was actually pretty good.

The rooms are amazing - newly decorated with West Indian furnishings & very nice textiles. I think our King (4 poster bed) had about 8 pillows to sleep on.

The staff was also very helpful & friendly, although check-in seems to be their weak spot - very unorganized.

Highly recommended!