At 14 and 16, your kids are past the toddler-activity phase but still want genuine fun—not just "family-friendly" window dressing. Hyatt Regency Aruba and Marriott's Aruba Surf Club both land here because they're built for teens who'll actually use the beach and pools without needing constant programming. The Hyatt has the amenities and brand reliability; the Marriott wins on space if you want full kitchens and multi-bedroom flexibility. If budget matters more, the Hilton delivers the same Palm Beach location and teen-appropriate vibe at 25% less. Aruba's calm waters mean you're not fighting rough surf—it's a genuine beach-and-relax trip, not a rescue operation.