Divi Village Golf And Beach Resort

The DV golf resort is beautiful. It's clean. The food is excellent. The pools are beautiful and the weather in Aruba is great. The issue with the DV golf is that they cater more to their timeshare clients then they do their all inclusive clients. When you arrive, they immediately want to sign you up for a timeshare appointment. In regards to the food, it's excellent, but they want you to sign for every single drink and every single meal that you have, even though it's all inclusive, every single receipt will request a tip. Since the majority of their guests are not all inclusive, They do not offer all inclusive entertainment. My experience with all inclusive, it includes the food, the drinks and the entertainment and activities (Usually with an activity crew to encourage Participation). They had very little activities for all inclusive less than one per day. They had no activity crew for entertainment or activities. We also experienced issues with our TV, not working, which we had to make three requests to have it fixed. They attempted to give us the general answer that this is just the way the cable is On the island. However, we spoke to our neighbours and they had all of their TVs working so we were forced to challenge them and make multiple request before they actually made an effort to fix it. We also had some problems with our dinner reservations, where the concierge told us we had a reservation and a few days later when we arrived for our dinner, we were told we were not On the guest list. The Divi golf Has everything they need to make it world class but they have dropped the ball. [Details]