Frequently asked questions

Frequently asked questions about Villa Sandemarie

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Questions about the villa

Villa Sandemarie sleeps up to 11 guests across 5 air-conditioned bedrooms. There are 2 bathrooms with a shower plus a separate extra toilet upstairs, a spacious living room, a fully equipped kitchen and a balcony in the breeze.

The villa is at Kaya Strauss 25 in the Cas Grandi neighborhood, on the southeast side of Curaçao. You are close to Jan Thiel and Spanish Water, a few minutes' drive from the beaches, restaurants and dive spots.

A stay starts from €199 per night for 4 guests. Each extra guest is €25 per night. On top of that there is 7% tax, a €195 cleaning fee and a €500 deposit for water and electricity, which is settled at the end of your stay.

The minimum stay at Villa Sandemarie is 3 nights. That gives you enough time to settle in, explore the island and unwind. Have a special situation? Just get in touch and we will see what is possible.

You send a request via the form on the website, via WhatsApp or by email. We confirm personally and set the booking up for you. Availability is linked to our Airbnb calendar, so you can see right away which dates are free.

Yes, Villa Sandemarie has its own private pool with sun loungers and seating. From the terrace you have a 180° view over Spanish Water and the Tafelberg.

Yes. The location in Cas Grandi is a great base for shore and boat dives on the east side of the island. Villa Sandemarie guests get a 10% discount on diving with Scuba Do Curaçao.

Check-in is from 3:00 PM and check-out is until 11:00 AM. Does your flight arrive at an awkward time? Let us know and we will see what is possible.

From Curaçao International Airport (Hato) it is about a 25 to 30 minute drive to the villa in Cas Grandi. A rental car or taxi is easy to arrange, and we are happy to help you plan your transfer.

We recommend a rental car. The villa sits in a quiet residential area in Cas Grandi, a few minutes' drive from the beaches, supermarkets and restaurants around Jan Thiel. With a car you are free to explore the whole island.

Jan Thiel, with its beaches, beach clubs and restaurants, is a few minutes' drive away. Spanish Water is also close by.

No, pets are not allowed at Villa Sandemarie.

Yes, the house is built for it. Four bedrooms have two single beds that you can keep apart or push together, and the fifth room is the children's room. Each family keeps its own rooms, and you only share the living room, the kitchen and the pool.

Four bedrooms with two single beds give eight places. The children's room has a bunk bed and an extra single bed and gives three. Together that is 11. If you find a listing that says 10 people, it is out of date: this site is the source for capacity.

There are two bathrooms, both with a shower, a toilet and two washbasins. Upstairs there is a separate toilet, which makes the difference in the morning. That works for a group of 11, although this is not a house where everyone can shower at once.

The base rate is 199 euro per night for 4 people, and each extra person costs 25 euro per night. For 11 people that comes to 374 euro per night. On top of that come 7 percent tax, 195 euro cleaning and a 500 euro deposit for water and electricity, which is settled with you at the end.

No. You rent the entire villa, so the kitchen, the living room, the balcony and the pool are for your group only. There is a private parking space at the house.

Yes, there is fast wifi throughout the house. Working remotely is possible, although the view from the balcony does not help your concentration.

Yes, the kitchen is fully equipped and there is a barbecue. With a group of eleven cooking at home is often nicer, and a lot cheaper, than eating out every evening. The nearest supermarket is a few minutes away by car.

Curaçao lies outside the hurricane belt and has roughly the same temperature all year. Most rain falls between October and December, in short showers. So there is no bad season, only a busier one and a quieter one.