As seen on The Amazing Race. Hotel Kura Hulanda is approximately a 15-minute ride from the Hato International Airport, nestled above Saint Anna Bay in central Willemstad near the Queen Emma Bridge. The 65 buildings that comprise Hotel Kura Hulanda are the Museum Kura Hulanda's largest exhibit--a collection of 18th and 19th century architecture. This Dutch Colonial historic district is a UNESCO World Heritage site. Hotel Kura Hulanda is a 67-room luxury boutique resort located within a village complex known as Project Kura Hulanda. Spanning eight blocks, this village complex includes several properties in addition to the hotel, including a 21st century conference center, the Museum Kura Hulanda, and the Jacob Gelt Dekker Institute. The hotel has a fitness center, two pools, spa with four treatment rooms, shops, four restaurants, a cafe, bar, and complimentary transportation to the beach. Each of the 65 rooms is individually painted by a local artist. All rooms have handmade furnishings and hand-sewn bedspreads from India. Guestroom amenities include hairdryers, waffle bathrobes, stocked mini-fridges, air-conditioning, ceiling fans, cable TV, CD players, modem and voicemail, safes, room service, nightly turndown service, and more.