Beach Hotels in Maalhos

The island is close to Dharavandhoo airport. Maahlos is a very charming little island with very friendly locals with a good balance of tourists to locals. The guesthouse is well located close to the beach and the island's central café, the Vaataru Café. The guesthouse is highly recommended and the owner looks after the guests in an almost family-like manner.

Very nice service. Thank you Duan😍, Maya😍, and all personal. It was a fantastic vacation. Food is so delicious. We will definitely come back. 🥳✊

The resort is absolutely beautiful. A jungle themed island. I stayed beach side and was very happy I did, the coral reefs had a an abundance of species to admire. Snorkeling here is great even for children. Many services from diving, fishing trips to a spa The staff felt like family, such lovely people, from the cleaner of my room, around the resort to the manager. Top class service from all. The staff here definitely provide a 5 star experience. There wasn't one thing I didn't like about this resort. The work they do here to be as self-sustaining as possible is something close to my heart.

Friendliness of the staff, always ready to help, nice pool and beach

Location great Staff briliant (Sumeshi and all the colleagues extremly helpfull and kin) Every demand or request was professional accomplished. Breakfast excellent, lunch very good -plenty of offers, dinner on the beach extraordinary. The chef from the restaurant was very complimat with our demands.

Lovely beachfront hotel, very welcoming and well maintained. The manager was incredibly helpful and truly cared about the guests, which made us feel at home. I enjoyed the full board option: the food was tasty, with a good variety for a small hotel. The staff, both in the restaurant and overall, were warm, friendly, and always happy to chat.

Its wonderful place and very pleasant, friendly and nice staff and especially administrator. Everything you need is in the room. even a refrigerator, iron and ironing board

Biosphere Inn was like my second home. Guys took care of me, fed me delicious and satisfying food, and took me on the best snorkeling I could imagine. We swam with manta rays, sharks, stingrays and turtles. The house is clean, bright and spacious. I've been thinking about returning to the Biosphere Inn since I was there ❤️

Our stay was amazing from the beginning till the end. Guesthouse vibe with hotel level service, loved it. Our hosts did their best to help us with everything, really flexible, kind and helpful. The bed is huge and confortable, room had lots of space and was really clean, amazing breakfast! Would love to stay here again, the value for money is best we’ve seen so far.

It has been a week since we've come back from paradise on Earth. The beauty of the Maldives cannot be described, but the amazing experience of staying at Dusit Thani Maldives, which was simply perfect, can. To be perfectly honest, almost everything exceeded my (very high) expectation. The resort is a beautiful jungle/garden and cycling through it is a pleasure for all the senses (especially in the evenings, when you can smell frangipani). We have stayed in one of the ocean villas. The views were simply stunning. The villa was very spacious and cosy, and even though the furniture is not brand new, it is full of drama. Plus, they have the most comfortable pillows my head had ever touched. The big highight-and what convinced us to stay in the resort-is the Thai restaurant Benjarong with it amazing chef and staff-we were usually attended by Novika (foodie as myself, so she could provide great recommendation) and James, who was also super nice and attentive. After having dinner at Benjarong the first night, we booked all of our meals there (with the exception for the night of Eid celebration, when we dined on the beach with live local music and dancing-thanks Sharif. I especial recommend the soft shell crab with curry - powder, the lamb chops, and my favourite dish in the universe-the Thai green curry. My husband fell in love with the dessert with water chestnuts and ended up eating it twice a day 🙂 (and of course I ended up taking the Thai cooking class). Another highlight for the foodies was breakfast. while the choices of "western" food, pastries is impressive, my very favourite (and I had it every single day) was the noodles station. Also, make sure you try the passion fruit jam which is to die for. You can always ask Mona (yet another, cheerful foodie) for recommendations. Moving from the food... Above the Thai 'restaurant is the Sata bar. My husband took the cocktail making class there and we met a very gifted bar attender Amita.