Three notable additions are coming to Curacao's hotel supply in 2026: The Pyrmont Curacao, TUI Blue Curacao, and an expansion at Scuba Lodge Lagun Beach, according to reporting distributed via BusinessWire. None of the three has opened as of this writing, so there are no real reviews, guest photos, or verified interiors to show you yet, and we are not going to fabricate any. Here is what is actually confirmed, and who each concept is likely to suit once it does open.
What is The Pyrmont Curacao?
The Pyrmont Curacao is reported as the island's first Marriott Autograph Collection all-inclusive property, combining Marriott's boutique-branded collection with an all-inclusive model that is relatively new territory for the brand in this format on Curacao specifically. Autograph Collection properties are generally positioned as design-forward and independent-feeling rather than a standardized chain look, so on brand positioning alone, this is one to watch for travelers who want an all-inclusive stay without the more generic big-resort feel. We have not seen the property, so treat any specific claims about rooms, pools, or dining beyond what the brand has publicly confirmed as unverified until it actually opens and independent reviews exist. For context on where an all-inclusive addition like this lands in the market: resort hotels made up 56 percent of Curacao's stayover accommodation mix in 2025, with the remaining 44 percent going to villas, apartments, and other alternative accommodation, according to the Curacao Tourist Board. An all-inclusive newcomer is entering the larger half of an already sizable segment, not a niche corner of the island's lodging market.
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What is TUI Blue Curacao?
TUI Blue Curacao is reported as a 300-room property debuting in September 2026, per the same BusinessWire coverage. TUI Blue is TUI Group's own resort brand, already operating properties across multiple destinations, and a 300-room count puts this among the larger new additions to the island's resort inventory this year. Who this suits: travelers already comfortable with a European tour-operator resort brand, and anyone specifically looking for new inventory during the property's opening season, when introductory rates sometimes undercut established competitors, though we have no sourced number to confirm that will happen here, so treat it as a general pattern rather than a promise. TUI in particular has deep roots in the Dutch travel market, which is worth noting since the Netherlands is already Curacao's largest single source market, 31 percent of first-half 2026 arrivals, according to the Curacao Tourist Board.
Why is Curacao seeing this wave of new supply now?
New hotel supply does not appear in isolation. Curacao's tourism demand has been climbing steadily, 788,427 stayover visitors in 2025, up 13 percent year over year, and a record 437,086 stayovers in the first half of 2026 alone, according to the Curacao Tourist Board. USA Today's 10Best also named Curacao its number one Caribbean island to visit for 2026, reported via BusinessWire. Air access is expanding alongside the hotel pipeline: American Airlines has added the first-ever nonstop route from Chicago, and Toronto and Montreal service has expanded as well, per the same reporting. None of this guarantees how any single new resort performs once it opens, but it explains why hotel brands are building here now rather than treating any one addition as an isolated bet.
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What is happening at Scuba Lodge Lagun Beach?
An expansion is also reported at Scuba Lodge Lagun Beach, an existing boutique property on the island's west coast known for its proximity to shore diving. An expansion at an already-operating, dive-focused boutique property is a different kind of addition than the two all-inclusive builds above, more inventory at a concept that already has a track record rather than an entirely new brand entering the market. If shore diving is the point of your trip, this is worth watching specifically for that reason; our shore diving guide covers what makes Curacao's west coast diving scene distinct.
Will new hotel supply lower rates?
We are not going to state as fact what new hotel supply will do to islandwide pricing, because that is a prediction, not a sourced number. What we can say: the islandwide hotel average daily rate was $305.87 in March 2026, up from $275.44 a year earlier, with occupancy at 88.9 percent, according to Curacao Hospitality and Tourism Association data, meaning the island has been running a tight, high-occupancy market heading into this new supply. New rooms entering a tight market can, in general hotel-industry terms, ease pricing pressure over time, but whether that actually happens on Curacao, and how quickly, is not something we can verify in advance. Treat any specific rate prediction you see elsewhere with the same caution.
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What are the established alternatives while these open?
None of the three properties above are bookable and reviewed yet, so if you are planning a trip before they open, or you would rather choose a property with an actual track record, our where to stay guide covers the island's established neighborhoods and resort areas, including the Jan Thiel and Mambo Beach strip where much of the current resort inventory concentrates. Our current hotel shortlist reflects properties we can actually speak to today, and /book is where to start if you want help matching a property to your dates rather than guessing from a brand name alone. If you are choosing between an unreviewed 2026 opening and an established Jan Thiel or Mambo Beach resort with an actual track record of guest reviews and known service quality, the established option is simply the lower-risk booking for anyone not specifically drawn to one of the three new concepts above.
Who should wait for one of these new properties, and who should book now?
If you want to be among the first guests at The Pyrmont Curacao or TUI Blue Curacao specifically, for the brand, the format, or the novelty of an opening season, that is a legitimate reason to wait and book once real dates and rates are published. If your priority is simply a Curacao trip with a known, verifiable stay, established resorts and villas on Jan Thiel, Mambo Beach, or in the Pietermaai district give you that today. Neither choice is wrong. The honest advice here is not to book a specific room type, view, or amenity at any of the three new properties based on marketing renderings alone, since none of it has been independently verified by a guest yet.
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Packages versus booking these directly once they open
Once any of these three properties opens for real bookings, the same decision applies that applies to every Curacao stay: whether a bundled package or booking direct saves more money for your specific trip. Our packages versus booking direct guide walks through that decision in detail, and it is worth reading before you commit to either path with a brand-new property, since a resort's opening-season pricing can behave differently from its steady-state rates.
The honest bottom line
Curacao's 2026 hotel pipeline is real and sourced, The Pyrmont Curacao, TUI Blue Curacao, and the Scuba Lodge Lagun Beach expansion, but none of it is reviewable yet, and anyone claiming otherwise online is either guessing or fabricating. If a new property's concept genuinely fits your trip, an all-inclusive Autograph Collection stay, a large TUI Blue resort, or more inventory at an established dive-focused boutique, put it on your radar and watch for its actual opening and its first independent reviews. If you are booking sooner than that, the island's established resort and villa inventory, covered in our where to stay guide, is the safer, verifiable choice today.
