Delfins Beach Resort

I was very happy we decided to stay at Delfins Beach Resort. We stayed in one of the two-bedroom apartments. The main pool is very nice, with direct access to the bar. We typically skipped the buffet and got breakfast at Boertiek, which offered decent coffee, smoothies, yogurt parfaits, and pastries. For lunch or a casual dinner, the Beach Brasserie was excellent—I especially enjoyed the goat stew. And for a more formal dinner (by island standards), the Brass Boer was truly excellent—arguably the best restaurant on Bonaire—and we ate at many excellent restaurants during our weeklong visit.

房間很乾凈，海灘漂亮，周圍餐廳比較方便

A bargain, clean, modern, felt safe. Limited, expensive dining options, get a room with a kitchen. Pool/bar slow on drinks.

The property was nice, but there were a few things that could have been better. First, the pools close at dark. No swimming past 6ish… Second, the whole dive setup is not very cohesive. You have to go into the shop to purchase dives, then drive around to the other side of the resort to get the weights and tanks, then drive back to where you started to dive. It really all needs to be in the same place. Third, they do not have any lights on their pier. It’s not very conducive to night diving. The staff was ok. No one was per se rude, but they weren’t exactly nice either. Last, out of 3 couples, they tried to charge for the rooms again at checkout. The rooms were all paid prior to arriving. The rooms were clean, they had provided all the necessary utensils for cooking. All in all, it was a nice place to stay, but I’d like to stay somewhere we can hang out at the pool in the evening. I’d call around and see if this is just a Delphin’s rule or an island rule.

Modern resort that's not too big so all amenities were 5-10min walk of each other, very comfortable stay. Room was a studio with a kitchenette with cookware, microwave, coffee maker and kettle. Spacious for a studio and kitchen was convenient for breakfast and coffee Beach side are two restaurants that offer beach service for bites and drinks, as well as their upscale resto Brass Boer. Signature drinks all across were the same but good variety in dishes (BBQ had skewers and grilled foods whereas Brasserie had pasta dishes, burgers etc). Catch a beautiful sunset when you have dinner here, beware of mosquitoes at night though! On the opposite end is Senang- dined there once and had the Senang table which had a good variety- and their coffeeshop Boertiek. I didn't find the price of the Senang breakfast worth it as there was little variety in the breakfast offerings each day Beach was never too crowded, great place to relax and plenty of shade. Beach entry is very rocky so would recommend water shoes, or you can walk on a long pier and jump into deeper water. Well placed pools on both ends of the resort, was told they use magnesium instead of chlorine. Recommend the pool by Senang as it has the massage jets Staff were super friendly and helpful. Service during dinner can get a bit slow but it seemed more like there were too many guests vs staff, you can see the team really hustle to give everyone great service.

Overall - one of the best resorts we’ve stayed in. This is a newly built place and they did fabulous job turning barren land into tropical paradise. Everything is very well maintained and taken care of. There are three pools, two breast-deep and one for kids. One pool is 25 meters long, which is rare at resorts (albeit not good for sport swimmers as it was too warm). They don’t use chlorine but something else, more pleasant. Spotless public washrooms. There are parking places by each building, which is rather convenient for guests with cars. In my opinion, renting a car in Bonaire is a must. The beach There is sand, nice lounge chairs, enough shade, drink and food service, but beach entry into the sea is coral, better wear some shoes. We used the peer to get right into the deep water, and then swam/snorkeled around. Plenty of fish, however, there are better reefs in other parts of the island. We managed to spot a small octopus, couple of sting rays and a turtle. There is a very good and large gym, air conditioned, we used it a bit for Pilates. Rooms We stayed in a budget studio, it was clean and comfortable. The small kitchenette was a big deal, we used it a lot. I personally liked the quality of construction - they went for good materials, and did good job. Room service daily, helps given lot of sand around. Quiet and efficient AC, comfy bedding. A bit annoying was cutlery. Two knives, two forks, two spoons… Dutch efficiency, I guess. Having four of everything

Great location, wonderful beach, very spacious studios - a great value! Definitely the best place to stay on Bonaire!

We recently stayed at Delfin's for a week as part of our honeymoon. We were treated with a nice bottle of Cava for the room and rose petals on the bed. The property is beautiful and the staff (reception and all restaurants) were incredibly friendly. There were great dining options on the property and many others in close promixity by car. There was never an issue finding any beach chairs/beds during the day and Delfins provided high quality beach towels, which could be refreshed each day. The only small complaint is the shower and toilet are in the same area to maximize space in the room, but the resort provides a squeegie to clean up after you shower. Overall, its a beautiful resort with gorgeous grounds. We cannot wait to return to Bonaire and would highly recommend Delfins!

Nice property and amenities. Some appartments are a little bit far from the pool and beach areas. But overall very nice place and great and friendly staff