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Finding a Hotel in Sabana Basora

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You might not find the perfect place to stay in the heart of Sabana Basora, but you can pick from 866 accommodations within the larger area. Search by filters such as price, neighborhood, guest rating, or popular locations, depending on what's most important to you.

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What's the Weather Like in Sabana Basora?

If you want to know whether to pack a jacket or sunscreen for your Sabana Basora vacay, the below weather information may help. Sabana Basora is typically warmest in August and October, while it’s usually the chilliest in January and February. Here's a summary of seasonal temps and rainfall so you'll be fully prepared for all that Mother Nature can deliver:

January to March: average temp during the day is 87°F and 76°F at night

April to June: average temp during the day is 89°F and 78°F at night

July to September: average temp during the day is 89°F and 79°F at night

October to December: average temp during the day is 89°F and 76°F at night

Annual average rainfall: 0.12 inches

OK - first and foremost - it is a beautiful facility and the staff are excellent. The location is perfect and the sunsets are remarkable. As far as the all inclusive - not all that impressed. The pool bar was well attended, and the bartenders worked to keep everyone served - BUT - the drinks are less than great. they use "local" brands of rum, gin, whiskey. That being said - when you see the bartender pouring from bottle to bottle - it makes you wonder exactly what is in there. The two buffet locations - have a wide variety of food. Recommendation - get there within an hour of the opening of each meal time - otherwise the items are picked over and not always refilled. Night meals are by reservation only - Arubean Seafood - I got sick Mexican - middle of the road - nothing special Japanese Hibatchi - excellent - Myrna is the hostess - outstanding ! Italian - Above average - nice setup Japanese - sushi side - excellent - again Myrna and her staff were great. Overall - I did not feel like the drinks (watered down - local brands) or the buffet food was worthy of the price we paid for an all inclusive. We have done all inclusive on cruise ships in the past and NEVER had an issue with the buffet or the drinks onboard.