Maldives 5-star hotels and resorts are great for honeymooners, families, scuba divers, and celebrities.
The islands have some expensive resorts. The Maldives are paradise. Imagine a necklace of sparkling atolls drifting on a turquoise sea. The Maldives are a collection of over a thousand coral atolls in the Indian Ocean south of India.
Some of the most beautiful beaches in the world are in the archipelago. There are also blue lagoons with lots of sea life and 5-star resorts on their own islands. The best hotels in the Maldives offer world-class rooms, great dining options, luxurious facilities, and perfect service for a wonderful tropical vacation.
How can you book a 5-star Maldives hotel for a beach vacation? Here are our top 10 five-star Maldives hotels. Because some luxury resorts cost more than $4,000 per night, you should research how to get the best deal to prevent overpaying.
Conrad Maldives Rangali Island
The Hilton Group’s 5-star Maldivian resort offers stunning barefoot ultra-luxury. Conrad Maldives is famous for its two-island design and first underwater restaurant. It’s a wonderful choice for couples and families looking to vacation in style while enjoying a range of activities, foods, and beaches.
The luxurious resort is located on Ari Atoll’s southwest edge. Rangalifinolhu contains a reception area, a spa, pools, beach homes (in private gardens), restaurants, and a watersports center. Rangali, the smaller island, has most of the water villas (on stilts), the overwater spa, and more eateries.
Huvafen Fushi
Seascapes abound. Nonstop allure. Accept Huvafen’s embrace. Create ageless extravagance. North Malé Atoll Refuge is located 30 minutes by speedboat from Velana International Airport. A hidden dreamland that transcends time. Life-lovers’ paradise. Couples-only Maldives resort. Adults-only
This private island paradise is surrounded by Maldives’ best house reefs and has the world’s first underwater spa. With only 44 rooms, it’s the epitome of luxury and privacy.
Huvafen Fushi was named the Maldives’ Most Romantic Resort.
Anantara Kihavah
Anantara Kihavah Maldives Villas, located in the Baa Atoll island archipelago and near Hanifaru Bay, is the perfect site to explore the Indian Ocean’s underwater world. Set on Kihavah Huravalhi, one of the most perfect Maldivian islands, the resort is a 30-minute seaplane ride from Velana International Airport. The plane glides across glittering coral islands and Maldives resorts in blue waters.
Inside a tidal pond of gem-toned hues sits a shell-shaped island with vast shorelines. Uninhabited islands commemorate the Indian Ocean’s sapphire past. Complexity and contemplation prevail at Anantara Kihavah Maldives Villas.
80 large private pool villas, ranging in size from 260 to 2,730 square meters, sit either over the water or along a private beach. Snorkel some of the world’s most prized reefs in a UNESCO World Biosphere Reserve, explore deserted islands surrounded by beautiful reefs home to turtles, eels, and superb coral growth, or travel in seclusion to magnificent Maldivian twilight.
Amilla Maldives Villas
In Baa Atoll, Maldives, whitewashed manors overlook blue seas. Sun-kissed beach homes contrast with swaying palms. The Maldives are unique. Welcome to heaven, with its peaceful marine life, luxurious pleasures, and tasty foods.
The cuboid design of the pioneer whitewater manors is merely one thing this pristine resort has replicated without planning. Customers like that Amilla Fushi is willing to try new things, which is why so many of them keep coming back.
Six Senses Laamu
Sensations Laamu is the only resort in the Indian Ocean’s Laamu Atoll.
An island aircraft takes you to 97 villas above the tidal pond and on the island. Maldives’ best-surfing wave, Yin Yang, breaks seaward. Swimming is possible on the house reef amid marine life and dolphins.
All of the attractive villas are built with sustainable wood. Each provides beachfront or lagoon-side positions, solitude, and so many facilities you’ll struggle to use them all.
The resort has an unbeatable sustainability program that includes ways to protect marine life, work with the community, teach people, and reduce waste.
