Tucked into the historic streets of Otrobanda, Landhuis Kranshi is a carefully restored 1873 city villa set right inside Curaçao’s UNESCO World Heritage zone. It’s the kind of place that feels quietly special because of its classic architecture, generous space, and a sense of calm that contrasts nicely with the energy of the city just outside the gates.
The property sleeps up to 10 guests and is laid out with four suites plus a separate studio, which works well for families or groups who want to stay together without feeling on top of each other. The style leans timeless rather than trendy, with modern comforts worked in subtly so the historic character stays front and center. Owners Lorenzo and Gaston have clearly thought through how people live in the space, making this a stay that feels refined, private, and comfortably lived-in rather than formal.
Details We Appreciate
● Restored 1873 villa located within Otrobanda’s UNESCO World Heritage zone
● Spacious layout with four suites plus a separate studio
● Historic character balanced with modern comfort
● Quiet, private feel while still being walkable to the city