Tourist entry tax and STINAPA nature fee
Visitor Entry Tax: Visitors to Bonaire are required to pay a tourist entry tax of $75 per person, per visit. The funds from the tourist tax are invested to support education, infrastructure, tourism development and sustainability initiatives on the island
STINAPA nature fee : All guests will need to pay locally to enter the marine partk that includes land and sea activities (snorkelling, diving, boat rentals etc.) on the island. . The dive shops, boat rentals and marinas will collect the nonrefundable $40 per person from the guests and it is valid for one year. Alternatively guests can visit https://stinapa.bonairenaturefee.org/ and pay online.
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Please note: Transfers are not included however shuttle services are available:
- Shuttle Services:
$15 per person to and from the Bonaire Flamingo Airport (Reservations required 48 hours in advance).
$15 per person to and from Downtown Kralendijk (Twice daily and reservations required)
$15 per person to and from Te Amo Beach. (Once daily and reservations required)
Please email reservations@marriottbonaire.com or front.desk@marriottbonaire.com to book.
Overview
The Courtyard by Marriott Bonaire Dive Resort is located less than a mile from Bonaire International Airport. Your vacation starts almost as soon as your plane touches the ground. Enjoy a diving adventure below the water and when you come back to land, you'll find many local hot spots such as downtown Kralendijk and Palu di Mangel nearby. Enjoy the signature restaurant for a delicious meal complemented by incredible views overlooking the infinity pool. When it's time to call it a night, retire to the comfort of one of the spacious rooms and suites outfitted with a pillowtop mattresses, complimentary Wi-Fi and flat-panel TVs. Whatever the reason for your travels, Courtyard Bonaire Dive Resort will be sure to please.
Check in
3:00 p.m.
Check out
12:00 p.m.
Rooms
104
Inclusions
Rooms
- 1 king bed
- No more than 4 guests in the room
- Maximum 4 adults
- 1 king bed
- Maximum 4 adults
- Maximum 3 children
- No more than 4 guests in the room
- Smoke-free
- Alarm clock
- Crib (on request)
- Desk
- Hair dryer
- Iron/Ironing board
- Phone
- Rollaway bed (on request, $)
- TV
- French Balconies or Floor to Ceiling Windows
Amenities
Exterior Lobby
Casitas
Dive Boat
Lobby
Bar
Pool
Pool
Pool
Business Centre
Scuba Diving Equipment
Scuba Dive Store
Scuba Diving Centre
Fitness Centre
Lounge
Market
Meeting Room
Buffet
Picnic area
Restaurant
Location
Reviews
TripAdvisor Traveler Rating
A Facility On The Rapid Decline.
timdevine1655 (Cypress, California) on Apr 07, 2025
Corallium Hotel & Villas Bonaire Very disappointed. What an overpriced poorly maintained property. Avoid this place. Bonaire is a small friendly island where visitors are welcomed. This place is not friend...ly and, in my opinion, they are looking to take every dollar from you that they can. They offer a best price guarantee and if you book directly with them and then find a lower price they promise to match the lower price. They do NOT do this. On site, they claim that that offer only applies to properties in the United States but their web site has no such disclaimer that I could find. Blatant FALSE ADVERTISING in my opinion! First, I booked my room and was quoted a nightly rate for the 6 nights. The rate included all taxes and fees. No extra charges! The online web site had a section called the “Fine Print” and per the Fine Print I would owe nothing else. When I arrived at his hotel, they wanted to add fees to my rate and call them taxes. Then a day later, they wanted to call them service charges. And eventually became resort fees. The additional fees amounted to a 27% increase in the price that I was being asked to pay. Not happy. For a 6 day stay the additional fees added $264 to the bill. Then I got to my room in a facility that thinks of themselves as an upscale facility. A high-end resort. NOT! My room which holds up to four people had only one wash cloth, one hand towel, no bath towels, 2 sheets of Kleenex and a ¼ roll of toilet paper. No spare TP. Then I noticed that there were no coffee cups, creamer or coffee. The place had advertised a BBQ, and I asked where it was because I was interested in using it. The desk clerk offered to deliver it to my room and agreed to call me to let me know if and when the BBQ would be at my room. Well, I never got the BBQ or the promised call day. They claim that there is coffee in the lobby 24-7. And yes there is but when I went to get some early Monday morning there were no cups available. No cups – No coffee. Such a fancy place. Tuesday morning at least 8 people brought their own cups to the lobby for coffee. Really? Lots of comments about why everyone brought their own cups and that the place is “no longer a Marriott” property. They have a little store on site. Water drinks, mac & cheese etc. But no spoons forks or silverware to use while you eat what you purchased. They have been out of utensils for many weeks per the desk clerk. No napkins but they have food. To my disappointment, I went to the pool on Sunday to relax and get a little sunshine but what I found was not relaxing. There were about 15-20 young children in the pool. I estimate their ages to be 1-9. The 1-year-olds are not potty trained. The others are screaming, yelling and throwing balls. But they do not look like guests of the hotel. None of them are using the green hotel pool towels. These visitors all have different towels and none of the towels are hotel towels. This looks like the families of the employees are using the pool area and occupying all 20 of the pool chairs. There was no room for paying guests. NOT what I want to see when I travel. As for the number of chairs at the pool, a facility claiming to have 112 rooms to only have 20 old stained pool chairs, not enough. Also the restaurant is not open very much at all. I think I was told that it is only open two nights a week until 8 PM. To further add concern to the pool there were multiple empty glass beer bottles on the pool deck and empty cocktail glasses. Glass should not be on the pool deck. Then there was the “Hot Tub, Jacuzzi” that was advertised. It is not hot. Not even warm. Broken, I assume. The bigger issue is that the place seems to be poorly maintained. There are weeds and gardening issues everywhere. In addition, there are damaged and or not working light fixtures around the property. Based upon what I have noticed, I am assuming that the place is less than 20% occupied. If that is the case, the lack of revenue would explain why leaves and gardening waste are not being cleaned up. Basically not a place that I want to return to. Even if the room was clean and bed was comfortable, they have a lot of issues. The real question is “Will the facility still be open in 6 months?” I have my thoughts on this matter. And I assure that when I return to Bonaire, I will NOT be booking this place even if they are still open.
Relax, peace and wonderful service
Alexandra F on Mar 04, 2025
I just needed to relax and work and it was perfect! The service is the best I have experienced on the island, it’s personalized and dedicated. And i must say the bed and the pillows are Amaizing!!!!! Rea...lly ill Come back for the peace and quiet ohhh and the spa!
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