Maldives Hotels & Resorts

A dazzling lineup of facilities make the large island of Kuramathi one of the Maldives’ most popular resorts.

Kandolhu is an exquisite isle with diverse dining and accommodation options that belie its tiny size.

You’ll always only be a few steps from the sandy beach or crystal-clear waters of the lagoon at this luxury resort.

Contemporary architecture with clean lines and designed with a palette that mirrors the sparkling blue surroundings.

Perfectly placed to explore the North Ari Atoll’s spectacular underwater world.

Dhigali brings modern design, sustainable principles, and a family-friendly feel to the Maldives.

Emerald Maldives is sustainably savvy and supremely dreamy, with a fantastic all-inclusive package.

An intimate resort providing a complete luxury escape, Baros is where style meets simplicity.

With homemade bubblegum ice cream and a beach club vibe, expect a whimsical time on these paradise shores.

With classic Maldivian beaches and beautiful water villas, Athuruga is authentic yet cosmopolitan.

Cast adrift in the relatively undeveloped Raa Atoll, Reethi Faru is a private island retreat where the natural beauty takes centre stage.

Intimate and stylish, at Milaidhoo, it’s about enjoying the natural environment in the folds of fuss-free luxury.

This vibrant resort has a show stealing underwater restaurant and ocean views from every room.

Settle into the laid-back lifestyle of Cinnamon Dhonveli.

An unspoilt and wonderfully informal island hideaway with excellent diving and snorkelling.

Chic and contemporary, Velassaru appeals to style-hunters and seclusion-seekers.

Surrounded by a shallow lagoon, the two islands that make up Cinnamon Hakuraa Huraa are the epitome of tropical bliss.

Constance Moofushi has masterfully matched Robinson Crusoe vibes with all-inclusive pampering.

What better place in the world for a you-focussed wellbeing journey?

Cool and contemporary but wonderfully down to earth, this Italian-owned and subtly Asian-inspired retreat is one of our new favourite islands.

Sand-floor bars and thatched open-air restaurants lend a casual and unpretentious feel to this large and popular island.

Fun and lively with plenty to do, Kuredu is an excellent choice for active types.

A calm and serene island where every villa has a private pool.

Naturally elegant, this family-welcoming hideaway island has beautiful pool villas and delicious food and wine.

Wander along one of the Maldives’ longest sandbank and soak up the lively atmosphere at this cool Baa Atoll hideaway.

Serene and intimate, this island is the epitome of Robinson Crusoe-style luxury.

A relaxed and intimate resort, well placed for nearly 50 dive sites and pure escapism.

There are so many opportunities to create your own Maldivian experiences across tropical twin islands – Chill and Play.

A laid-back all-inclusive resort with a beachy and contemporary style

There’s a refreshingly uncomplicated approach on this small island. A single restaurant, one bar, and just one type of accommodation keep things utterly simple.

A great value, all-inclusive island resort with a natural feel.

A low-key family-friendly resort with a super relaxed mood and lots of local excursions.

This enchanting, eco-friendly island comes with ocean-facing bungalows and is known around the world for its exceptional diving.

This modern island hideout ticks all the boxes for families, honeymooners, and friends alike.

A laid-back and fuss-free island with good food and fantastic snorkelling and diving.

Adults-only, all-inclusive Hurawalhi is a place to slow the pace, ditch the shoes, dine under the sea and sleep over the waves.

In 1972, Kurumba was just a collection of huts on a beach. In the years since it’s evolved into a large resort that offers good value luxury.

The Standard celebrates all that’s playful and downright cool, with hip restaurants, eye-popping interiors and watersports galore.

In 2025, W Maldives emerged from a glamorous top-to-toe renovation, re-establishing it as one of the most sought-after resorts in the Maldives.