PLEASE NOTE: Casa Amalia is located above street level, and unfortunately our facilities are not designed to accommodate guests with special needs. 

Casa Amalia is only accessible via a staircase with at least 18 steps.

We don't have a reception nor concierge.

Here you check yourself in.

It's easy and fast!

Guests will receive the check-in instructions from us. 

Guests who do not book directly with us should contact us for check-in information. 

At Casa Amalia we welcome guests aged 12 and over.

We have not inherited the earth from our fathers. We have borrowed it from our children.

Air conditioners have consequences for the climate because they consume a lot of electricity and also contain refrigerant. The refrigerant has a major climate impact.

Please be climate-friendly: turn off the air conditioning when you are not at home, and when you have the air conditioning on, make sure that all shutters and doors are closed.

Casa Amalia is a guesthouse that is specially designed for people who do not smoke, but since smokers also like to stay with us, we have created a special smoking area for these guests. 

It is NOT permitted to smoke inside our accommodations, nor in the courtyard or in the corridors. 

This also applies to e-cigarettes. 

The use of narcotics is illegal on Curaçao. 

If you use drugs on our property or we find drugs in your accommodation we will inform the police.

Police: 911 

Fire brigade: 911 

Ambulance: 912 

Hospital: ( 5999) 745 0000 (www.cmc.cw) 

Sorsaka Medical Center: ( 5999) 736 0530 

Sorsaka Medical Center (emergency line): ( 5999) 738 9111

You can contact us by email or WhatsApp text.

Email: info@amaliacuracao.com 

WhatsApp message:  just klik on the green WhatsApp symbol.

Between 2007 and 2009, a surge of Venezuelan tourists visited Curaçao, overwhelming the available hotel accommodations. Seeing this demand, Haitham envisioned an alternative—a comfortable yet affordable place near the beach where his Venezuelan friends could stay.

This vision became Casa Amalia, named after the Venezuelan actress Amalia Pérez Díaz.

Later, a Dutch tour operator discovered Casa Amalia and saw its potential. They were eager to offer Casa Amalia to their clients. 

Today, Casa Amalia has become a beloved accommodation for many Dutch tourists.