Kura Hulanda Resort

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Curacao

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General Information

A brief 15-minute ride from the airport, Hotel Kura Hulanda is nestled above the glorious St. Anna Bay in central Willemstad (the capital city of Curacao) near the Queen Emma Bridge. The 65 buildings that comprise Hotel Kura Hulanda are the Museum Kura Hulanda's largest exhibit - a superb collection of 18th and 19th century architecture. This Dutch Colonial historic district is a UNESCO World Heritage site. Hotel Kura Hulanda is a 100-room boutique resort located with- in a village complex known as Project Kura Hulanda. Within this village complex are several outstanding properties in addition to the hotel, which comprise the project that spans 8-blocks. These properties include a 21st century conference center and the Museum Kura Hulanda (a world-acclaimed anthropological museum).

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Rooms at Kura Hulanda Resort

• Junior Suites
Suite contains 1 king, but a few with 2 queen beds. Suites feature antique furniture, remote controlled air-conditioning, 27 inch remote controlled cable TV, CD player, 2 telephones (one portable) and data port, desk and chair, tiled or wood floors, marbled bathrooms with hairdryers and bathrobes. Rooms are very large and feature a small sitting area with couch and chairs.

Dining at Kura Hulanda Resort

• Jaipur
Located onsite, Jaipur Asian Restaurant is outdoor dining at its finest. Nestled above the Eco-Pond pool where the gentle rush of the waterfall blends with the background music, Jaipur is open Tuesday - Sunday for dinner from 6pm - 11pm (Closed Mondays). The cuisine at Jaipur represents some of the finest dishes from Asia, the largest continent of the world. Many cultures and cuisines from Asia are well known today including Indian, Chinese, Vietnamese, Japanese, Indonesian and more. While the ingredients are the common thread among these cultures, each has subtle differences apparent via different cooking methods and the use of different seasonings and spices.
• The Astrolab Observatory
Adjacent to the Indian marble garden, the Astrolab Observatory is so named for the world- class collection of astrolabs on display nearby. Serving contemporary continental gourmet cuisine both indoors and al fresco, Astrolab's specialties include fresh fish, lobster and beef dishes. A world-class wine list is available and the sommelier will assist guests in finding the perfect wine or after dinner drink to accompany one's meal.
• The Kura Hulanda Museum Restaurant
An open air restaurant serving light lunches and delicious dinners in a uniquely comfortable and historic setting. The restaurant is open daily from 12pm.
• News Cafe
Start your day at News Cafe with croissants, bagels, pastries and an assortment of coffees, teas and juices. Open daily from 6:30 a.m. until 10:30 p.m.; the News Cafe is one of the perfect spots for a quick bite with the newspaper or magazine of your choice. Sip a cappuccino or tea while people watching in the village square.
• Jacob's Bar
Overlooking the Village Square at Hotel Kura Hulanda, Jacob's Bar and Terrace is named for the visionary who created the Kura Hulanda complex. This is where the action is; meet your friends for drinks and tapas. Open daily from 5:00 p.m. until Midnight.

Hotel Policies at Kura Hulanda Resort

• No policy information is available for this resort.