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Hotels in Maldives
107 Hotels
Mathiveri Inn
Husnuheenaa Magu, 09040
Kandima Maldives
Boduthakurufaanu Magu

The upscale Kandima Maldives is a stunning resort set on its own private island in the Dhaalu Atoll, surrounded by a pristine two-mile beach. It features 266 studios and villas, all of which offer furnished patios, great amenities, and panoramic views. The vast majority of villas feature an outdoor hot tub, and many offer private pools and direct sea access. There’s a lot to keep guests of all ages busy, such as a kids’ club, spa, water-sports center, and two pools with sweeping sea views. Food is good and varied, but guests may want to compare the different meal plans available, as some are limited to buffet meals and soft drinks. Many past guests opt for the premium all-inclusive package. The resort’s gorgeous setting, great amenities, attractive rooms, and competitive rates make it one of the best options in this price range in Maldives, but those seeking something a tad cheaper may want to compare prices at Kuredu Island Resort & Spa.

Sun Aqua Vilu Reef
Meedhuffushi, South Nilandhe Atoll
Angsana Velavaru
South Nilandhe Atoll
AYADA Maldives
Magudhuvaa Island, Gaafu Dhaalu Atoll
Luckyhiya Hotel
Violet Magu, H.Homa, Dhonhuraa Goalhi

This 10-year-old hotel in the capital of Malé is suited for budget travelers and those who need a place to crash between flights. The 12-story building has 30-plus rooms with city views and is accessed from a hidden alley entrance, just a five-minute walk from the airport ferry. There is a hostel feel to the place — especially in the lobby where locals like to hang. Basic, worn rooms have private bathrooms (with no shower curtains), AC units, desk space, and free Wi-Fi; many guests complain of cleanliness issues, and one room we stayed in had a bed bug infestation. A 24-hour kitchen dishes out simple fare in the lobby, and the rooftop will serve Asian food and non-alcoholic drinks (slated to open later in 2015). Day-trip excursions such as diving and surfing can be arranged, or an artificial beach is walkable for those on a dime.  

Hotel Jen Malé, Maldives by Shangri-La
Ameer Ahmed Magu

This 117-room upscale hotel is hands-down the nicest option in the capital of Malé; it is also the tallest with 14 stories and views from big windows. Another major identifying feature is the chic rooftop infinity pool and lounge -- great for enjoying a slice of nightlife (i.e. mocktails and coffee), which Malé famously lacks. The Shangri-La group rebranded its Traders Hotels under the Jen label and is implementing changes to liven things up for a younger generation. The two restaurants focus on local products, while coffee and to-go meals are available in the lobby. Modern rooms -- though small -- have rain showerheads, bathrobes, comfy beds, and free Wi-Fi. There are also a spa, fitness center, free walking tours of the city, and free transfers to and from the airport on the next island over.