Recently, the Aruba Marriott’s Resort, Ocean and Surf Club housekeeping departments celebrated the annual Housekeeping Appreciation Week filled with enjoyable events and activities.
As the heart of a hotel, it is a yearly tradition that Marriott International honors and celebrates Housekeeping Week in appreciation to all housekeeping associates worldwide.
To start of this special week, all the Housekeeping associates were invited for a grand kick off breakfast in Marriott’s Grand Ballroom. Throughout the week, all three Housekeeping departments had their individual schedules of celebrations at the hotels and off property. The Resort team participated in a fun training, family day at De Palm Island, BBQ at the beach and bowling night. The Ocean Club associates participated with bingo games, bus tour, a day at the water park and special lunch with live entertainment. Associates of the Surf Club celebrated their special week with beach Olympic, movie night, bingo and family day at De Palm Island.
The Aruba Marriott thanks the Housekeeping departments for their continuous dedication and great work throughout the year.
Aruba Marriott Resort & Stellaris Casino, located on coveted Palm Beach, boasts 411 guestrooms each with private balconies overlooking cascading waterfalls, a free form swimming pool and tranquil Caribbean waters. Guest exclusivity is attainable on the eighth floor through the Tradewinds Club, a boutique, ‘hotel-within-a-hotel’ concept that is paired perfectly with the new adults-only pool and lounge area. On property dining options range from light to elegant with seven restaurants and cafes, while entertainment and relaxation can be achieved in the island’s largest casino, or in the 6,500 square-foot spa. To obtain more information call the Aruba Marriott Resort & Stellaris Casino at 1.800.228.9290 or visit www.arubamarriott.com or www.tradewindsclubaruba.com. Connect with the Aruba Marriott’s official Facebook fan page by visiting www.facebook.com/ArubaMarriott and follow us on Twitter @ArubaMarriott.
