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Renovation at Casa Del Mar (Aruba)

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Hi Everyone,

Hope those who have Labour Day off are enjoying their long weekend!

I have read a few reviews that warn to stay away until renovations are complete. It seems these renos are quite extensive and will be going on until next year. We are looking to stay there at Christmas/New Year's and found an inexpensive Christmas week listing, but haven't found one yet for New Year's. I was wondering if the Christmas week might be too good to be true because of the renovations? How are the renovations affecting the resort? It's a few months out - how smoothly do these things tend to run in Aruba?

Thanks!
 
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