About the island
The Maldives' "Amilla Maldives Resort and Residences" opened in 2014 and belongs to World Hotels. The hotel is located in Baa Atoll and can be reached by a 30-minute seaplane from Male or by a 20-minute domestic flight plus a 10-minute speedboat. The smallest beach villa is 450 square meters (treehouse 250 square meters), making it a proper luxury six-star hotel. The island has only 67 standalone villas in total, but the room types are rich: besides one-bedroom, two-bedroom, large suites, presidential suites, etc., there are also特色 treehouses and bubble tents, and all rooms have private pools.
Why stay here
A luxury island opened in 2014, belonging to the World Hotel group, designed by the designer team of Huvafen, with a mainly white architectural style, overall grand and luxurious; the smallest room is also 200 square meters, all with private pools; located inside BAA ATOLL, relatively close to DUSIT, so the snorkeling environment will not be bad; if the budget is sufficient, this is an island worth experiencing.
Highlights
First, it is a proper luxury hotel with a natural modern decor style and belongs to an internationally renowned hotel brand, so dining, service, and both soft and hard facilities are first-class; second, the rooms are super large, with the smallest beach villa at 450 square meters (treehouse 220 square meters), and the room types are rich. Besides common room types such as one-bedroom, two-bedroom, large suites, and presidential suites, there are also特色 treehouses, and all rooms have private pools; third, besides good soft and hard facilities, the snorkeling here is also good, at an upper-middle level. Overall there is a lot of thick coral, so even snorkeling enthusiasts can have their needs met.
Before you go
First, the journey to the island is relatively long; if arriving by domestic flight it is more troublesome, so it is recommended to ask the hotel to arrange a seaplane if possible. Second, when there are no activities, the overall price is on the high side.
Children’s policy
Receives children aged 2-11.99 at 3700/person