This Caribbean Island Is Getting Its First Marriott All-Inclusive — and It's Adults-Only
A 300-room adults-only resort opening in November will be the first Marriott-branded property to bring the all-inclusive format to the island.
The Pyrmont Curaçao, an Autograph Collection All-Inclusive, opens November 16 as the first Marriott-branded resort on the island — and it is going in fully adults-only. The 300-room beachfront property brings the Autograph Collection All-Inclusive banner to a destination that has quietly become one of the Caribbean's fastest-growing all-inclusive markets.
Every room faces the ocean, and the count includes 28 suites, with early rates landing in the upper $600 range. The resort will operate eight restaurants and five bars, including a rooftop bar, alongside an infinity pool ringed by private cabanas and daybeds.
Location is a big part of the pitch. The Pyrmont sits in the historic Pietermaai district near Willemstad, part of a UNESCO World Heritage site, and incorporates two restored historic buildings into the new build. Because it carries a Marriott flag, guests can book stays and earn points through Marriott Bonvoy — a rarity in the all-inclusive space and a draw for loyalty members.
The opening deepens Curaçao's recent all-inclusive momentum. The island is already home to Sandals Royal Curaçao and Dreams Curaçao Resort, Spa & Casino, and the arrival of a major loyalty-linked brand signals that the destination is no longer flying under the radar.
