The trip cost us $1600 each for all-inclusive (food and drinks). Definitely worth it since Aruba can be expensive. They have a buffet for breakfast with everything you can imagine, a nice beach-side lunch spot, and 5 other restaurants (including Italian, Japanese, steakhouse/fish). They also have a romantic dinner on the beach at sunset, very intimate. There’s also a casino, dinner show, beach-side tiki bar, spa, pool, etc.

The Westin also has it’s own beach, which is right there when you walk outside. The staff is very accommodating. They offer a number of water sports (non-motorized sports are included in all-inclusive).

I will definitely stay there again. I know a lot of people that stay there and love it. I’ve also heard the Occidental is nice and slightly cheaper for all-inclusive. It was my second option. You can’t go wrong with any of the high rises. They are all beautiful.

Westin:
http://www.starwoodhotels.com/westin/pro...
http://specialoffers.starwoodhotels.com/...
Occidental:
http://www.occidentalhotels.com/grand/Ar...

The Bucuti is a low-rise that doesn’t allow children. My aunts and uncles stayed there in April and loved it. I’m not sure about the pricing.
http://www.bucuti.com/

The Official Tourism Website of Aruba:
http://aruba.com/

Enjoy your trip!!!
References :
Vacationed in Aruba

The 1,486.5m (16,000-sq-ft) casino has a starlit blue ceiling displaying periodic "shooting stars" and offers blackjack, roulette, craps, Caribbean stud poker, and slot machines. A 24-hour, self-serve business center provides Internet-connected computers and laptop Internet connections (surcharges).

A children’s club offers half- and full-day sessions as well as night programs (surcharges). Located off a breezy, open-air patio furnished with cushioned seating, a game room includes video games, a pinball machine, and televisions.

? Swimming pool – outdoor
? Poolside bar
? Swimming pool – children’s
? Spa tub
? Concierge services
? Complimentary newspapers in lobby
? Fitness equipment
? Restaurant(s) in hotel
? Bar/lounge
? Room service (24 hours)
? Parking (free)
? Limo or Town Car service available
? Business center
? Conference room(s)
? Audio-visual equipment
? Cell phone/mobile rental
? Number of rooms: 353
? Multilingual staff
? Safe-deposit box – front desk
? Porter/bellhop
? Express check-out
? Doorman/doorwoman
? Security guard
? 24-hour front desk
? Express check- in
? Currency exchange
? Babysitting or child care
? Gift shops or newsstand
? ATM/banking
? Dry cleaning service
? Ballroom(s)
? Arcade/game room
? Garden
? Air-conditioned public areas
? Banquet facilities
? Breakfast available (surcharge)
? Business services
? Casino
? Coffee shop or café
? Elevator/lift
? Full-service health spa
? Internet access in public areas – surcharge
? Children’s club
? Massage – treatment room(s)
? Patio
? Picnic area
? Self parking
? Spa services on site
? Tour assistance
? Wedding services

Click the link in source box for current reviews and candid travelers photos.

Enjoy and don’t forget the camera. Aruba sunsets are legendary)
References :
http://www.tripadvisor.com/ShowUserReviews-g147249-d147621-r19944948-Radisson_Aruba_Resort_Casino_Spa-Palm_Eagle_Beach_Aruba.htm

Here’s what Google had for the hotel’s description:

" Hotel Features. An atrium style lobby complements a courtyard enhanced with cactus gardens, bamboo stands and palm trees. Dining options include La Vista restaurant where terrace seating is sheltered beneath thatched roof palapas. This eatery serves breakfasts, lunches, and themed, buffet style dinners. Simply Fish prepares lobster and swordfish dishes. Wave’s Beach Bar & Grill offers a swim up bar and serves favorites such as burgers and salads. Ketsu Sushi Bar is open for dinner only. Ruth’s Chris Steakhouse is located off the hotel lobby and is open seven days a week for dinner. This is a U.S. Prime steakhouse with New Orleans flare that also serves fresh seafood. Business amenities at the hotel include fax and photocopy services. Function space accommodates events. Wireless Internet access is available in public areas. A lagoon style pool features a rock grotto waterfall that winds around the pool bar. A windsurfing center offers watersport equipment rentals and arranges beginners’ and certification level scuba instruction, dinner cruises, glass bottom boat rides and parasailing. Complimentary outdoor amenities include two lighted tennis courts, sand volleyball and beachside yoga classes. An 18,000 square foot casino offers a full range of gaming activities and hosts nightly live music. A 24 hour health club contains saunas, free weights, and cardiovascular and weight training equipment. Supervised children’s programs entertain children ages 5 to 12 and include indoor activities and outdoor games. Complimentary family activities include dance classes and bingo."

There is little or no sightseeing on the island but the beaches are great. Its a dry island, not green at all, and its windy there all of the time. But the wind keep the bugs and humidity away; so that’s good.

References :

http://www.aruba-travelguide.com/

http://www.aruba.com/

http://www.visitaruba.com/