Hotels With spa in Kaafu Atoll, Maldives

Perfect location - just 15/20 minutes by speedboat from Malé Airport, with a convenient round-trip transfer option (USD 110), ideal if you prefer to avoid long travel times. The food was delicious, with buffet options available at one of the restaurants if you’re on a meal plan. Otherwise, there are several other restaurants on the island to explore. The island has a wide range of villas, and you can swim freely around different areas. Standard rooms are a bit small but all are beach-facing right from the door, which is a big plus. Deluxe rooms are more spacious, though not all offer a direct beach view you may need to step outside to enjoy it. Marine life is a highlight - different parts of the island offer unique underwater experiences, including colorful fish, small sharks, and beautiful coral reefs. The staff were friendly and attentive. Rooms were cleaned twice daily, and the entire island was well-maintained and spotless throughout our stay. One minor downside is that seaplanes frequently pass overhead since the island is close to the airport, which may be noticeable at times. Overall, a fantastic stay with great service, vibrant marine life, and a lively atmosphere.

The hotel was incredibly easy to find, practically right in front of me as soon as I arrived in Maafushi. It was so close to the airport that I didn't have to wander around at all after my transfer, which was a huge relief with all my luggage. Its accessibility also made it super convenient for tours and getting around during my stay. There were tons of cafes and restaurants nearby, perfect for grabbing a bite or just relaxing. The location was ideal for soaking in the Maafushi vibe. A big plus was the really fast Wi-Fi; I had no issues using the internet, and uploading photos or streaming videos during my trip was completely stress-free, which I really appreciated. The pool was well-maintained and pleasant to use, and the panoramic views of Maafushi from there were absolutely stunning. My only minor gripe was that I didn't find the staff to be exceptionally friendly, which was a bit of a letdown. However, overall, the convenience and location of this accommodation made it a thoroughly satisfying stay.

Facilities: It has all the basic amenities, not huge but sufficient. The balcony faces the sea, which is very pleasant, and the beach is right downstairs. There are also many well-behaved cats around. Cleanliness: The cleaning is absolutely top-notch, not a speck of dust anywhere. Environment: Pretty good. The infinity pool is a real highlight. Service: While it's not five-star meticulous, the service is still quite good. They even saw us off to the boat and waved goodbye in a line, which was a sweet and touching gesture.

In our opinion, this hotel feels a bit like a Turkish resort. Since we came here after staying at Tinadhoo, the differences were quite noticeable. The restaurant doesn't have a great view, but the variety of food is decent, and there's a kids' corner. Buggies transport guests around the island, which is very convenient and fun for children. What we didn't like is that because of this, there are a lot of concrete paths, so you can't walk barefoot. The service was a bit disappointing; it felt very mass-produced. They didn't respond about our transfer or contact us themselves, so we had to find their counter at the airport on our own and call the hotel. This was probably because we weren't arriving by plane. We also didn't receive a welcome bag, and the bed for the third person was only made up after we called reception. These are minor things, but you tend to notice them more at a resort. Overall, we liked our villa; it wasn't new, but everything was well-maintained. In front of our villa was a lagoon, and beyond that a breakwater, so there wasn't really an ocean view. However, thanks to the breakwater, the lagoon was very calm. There's a reef, but it's quite monotonous; the corals are brown and all look the same, and you can only swim over them at high tide. There are large fish and stingrays, so there's enough to see for a couple of days. Overall, it's not bad, but we definitely wouldn't return. It would probably be a good choice for families with children, though, due to its proximity to the airport and kid-friendly amenities.

Centara Ras Fushi Resort & Spa is a beautiful Maldives getaway just a short boat ride from Malé. The overwater villas are spacious with stunning lagoon views, and the staff are friendly and helpful. Food is good, though the buffet can get repetitive. Some areas have ongoing construction, and the house reef is limited for snorkeling. Overall, it’s a comfortable mid-range resort offering great value and a relaxing experience.

Seaview is a must if you will be choosing any of the Kaani hotels' room. Seaview rooms are often in demand and on high prices but lucky enough to be able to book 2 days during peak season, same day. Staff and excursion teams are very helpful, theybreally do their best to take care of you. Team Octopus(excursion team) really takes care of you and get you nice pictures and videos of the excursion. 1 day tour is a must to get in Maafushi Island. Bfast is decent but dont eat too much if you will be doing the sharkbay tour as you will be proned to seasick. 5 days travel to Maldives as a whole is a enough.

Even though it opened in 2017, the rooms are wonderfully neat and clean, and the Chinese-speaking staff at the front desk were very welcoming and attentive. The Ocean Villa we stayed in is actually just opposite the Lagoon Villa, and the rooms are exactly the same, which might be helpful for others to know. The all-inclusive three meals a day package felt a bit luxurious, as I only ended up eating two meals a day. You can step right out to the ocean, and the entire island is very clean. I've attached the menu and prices so everyone can decide for themselves whether to go for the meal package or not.

It was beyond our expectation. We were upgraded to Dakani, which was a good deal. The room was big. The service was provided by a black guy who added taige. It was very nice. Children had to pay an extra 30 USD per day. We booked at a very cheap price of 500 RMB/day. The free upgrade felt like we made 1 million. We were very lucky because the speedboat from Maafushi back to the airport was indeed 15 USD/person. There was a sign at the entrance of the hotel. Maafushi was really fun. Going out to sea to snorkel with sharks was a life of vogue. The best way to explore Maldives is to go to a residential island + a resort island. By the way, the Furawasi that we went to later was really beautiful. The sea view was the most beautiful in Furawasi among the three islands in Maldives I have been to. It was a super tricolor sea!

Wonderful stay at Stone Hotel in Dhiffushi. Everything was well cared for, from the rooms to the common areas. Special thanks to Mohamad, the manager, for his respectful and helpful approach, the entire team - Krishala, Shafeeu, Tuan, Kairat, Saanih, and Lingga - for their kindness, and the chef for delicious meals. Truly memorable experience, highly recommended.

Соотношение цена-качество соответствует. Широкий выбор питания, но нехватает морепродуктов, креветки были 1 раз за неделю, крабы 2-3 раза, но мелкие, замучаешься грызть... кальмары кольца были пару раз. Алкоголь с 9 утра до полуночи доступен безлимитно. Из самого цивильного бесплатного это бакарди белый, мартини бланко, ред лейбл. Остальное их местное, в том числе текила, неплохое. Номера постаревшие. Убирают 2 раза в день. Риф, есть со всех сторон, живность есть.