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Park Hyatt Maldives Hadahaa

Maldives

Park Hyatt Maldives Hadahaa occupies one of the most remote corners of the Maldives, where a protected house reef, understated luxury and a deep connection to the natural environment define the experience. Unlike many resorts that have evolved around extensive development, Hadahaa remains remarkably restrained in both scale and atmosphere. The island retains much of its original vegetation and natural character, creating a setting that feels more connected to its surroundings than many of its contemporaries. Pathways wind through dense greenery towards the beach, the lagoon and the resort's central facilities, while the reef begins just metres from the shoreline and encircles the island in its entirety. There is a quiet confidence to the resort. Rather than relying on spectacle, it focuses on privacy, personalised service and an environment where the natural beauty of Huvadhoo Atoll remains the main attraction. It is this approach that has earned Hadahaa a loyal following amongst experienced Maldives travellers. para-2 The 51 villas are positioned either amongst the island's tropical vegetation or above the lagoon, with a design that places the emphasis firmly on space, privacy and the surrounding landscape. Interiors are deliberately uncluttered, allowing the ocean, gardens and changing light to become part of the experience rather than simply the view beyond the room. Beach Villas and Beach Pool Villas sit within the foliage just steps from the sand, while the Overwater Sunset Villa and Overwater Sunset Pool Villa categories provide uninterrupted views across the lagoon and open ocean. For those seeking additional space, the Two Bedroom Pool Villa and Kiaali Residence offer a more residential style of accommodation suited to longer stays or travelling with family. para-3 Dining remains intimate and carefully considered, reflecting the scale of the resort itself. The Dining Room serves international cuisine throughout the day, while The Island Grill focuses on fresh seafood and regional influences in a more relaxed open air setting. Koi adds a Japanese inspired dining option, bringing further variety without overwhelming the island's calm atmosphere. The Bar provides a natural gathering place in the evenings, while private dining experiences can be arranged across the island, including the resort's distinctive treehouse dining experience. Rather than offering endless choice, the focus here is on quality, setting and thoughtful execution. para-4 Life at Hadahaa revolves around the reef. Widely regarded as one of the finest house reefs in the Maldives, it provides exceptional snorkelling directly from the beach, with sea turtles, reef sharks, rays and vibrant coral formations regularly encountered close to shore. The PADI dive centre offers access to the rich marine environments of Huvadhoo Atoll, one of the country's most respected diving regions. A large freshwater pool provides an alternative to the ocean, while kayaking, fishing excursions, cultural experiences and private trips can all be arranged through the resort's concierge team. The atmosphere throughout remains relaxed and unhurried, allowing guests to engage with the island at their own pace. para-5 The spa continues the resort's understated approach, offering treatments influenced by local traditions alongside contemporary wellness therapies. Yoga sessions take place against a backdrop of ocean views, while the fitness centre provides a well equipped space for those wishing to maintain their routine during their stay. Together they complement the restorative qualities of the island itself rather than competing with them. para-6 Located in Huvadhoo Atoll, approximately 400 kilometres south of Malé, the resort is reached via a domestic flight to Kooddoo followed by a speedboat transfer. The additional journey is rewarded by access to one of the Maldives' most pristine and biologically rich atolls, far removed from the busier resort regions closer to the capital.

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The Ocean Club, A Four Seasons Resort

The Ocean Club, A Four Seasons Resort

Bahamas

The Ocean Club, A Four Seasons Resort, Bahamas occupies 35 acres of Paradise Island, where Versailles-inspired gardens meet an eight-kilometre sweep of white sand. Opened in 1962 and part of Four Seasons since 2017, the hotel possesses a sense of history rarely found among contemporary Caribbean resorts. Low-rise Bahamian buildings sit among tropical foliage, while restored 12th-century Augustinian cloisters bring architectural romance and a wonderfully unexpected European note to the landscape. The atmosphere is gracious and residential, shaped by extensive grounds, just 107 rooms and suites, and a style of service that values thoughtful detail. Champagne and strawberries are delivered at sunset, evenings conclude with turndown service, and the sheer breadth of the estate allows couples and families to establish entirely different rhythms within the same resort. para-2 Accommodation comprises 90 guest rooms, 12 suites and five two-bedroom plunge-pool villas and residences. Two design styles run through the collection: one draws more directly on traditional Bahamian character, while the other presents a lighter, more contemporary interpretation of island living. Garden-facing rooms place the landscaped estate at the forefront, with private balconies or terraces overlooking tropical planting. Luxury Oceanfront Rooms turn towards the water, allowing the beach, horizon and changing Atlantic light to become the defining features of the stay. Suites provide more generous living areas and additional room for longer holidays. An Ocean View King Suite combines this greater sense of space with an elevated outlook, suiting couples who want the sea in view without moving into a fully residential category. Two-Bedroom Plunge Pool Villas and Villa Residences offer the greatest privacy. Their multiple bedrooms, separate living spaces and private pools make them particularly attractive for families or friends travelling together, while retaining access to the resort’s dining, spa and sporting facilities. Across all categories, air conditioning, minibars and well-appointed bathrooms provide practical comfort. Nightly turndown, one-hour ironing, shoeshine and round-the-clock laundry services add the level of detail expected from an established Four Seasons address. para-3 DUNE by Jean-Georges is the culinary centrepiece, with French-Asian cooking shaped by Caribbean ingredients and flavours. Its position overlooking the water gives dinner a strong sense of place, while the Jean-Georges Vongerichten menu brings an internationally recognised signature to the island. OCEAN takes a more relaxed poolside approach, serving Caribbean cuisine in an open setting suited to long lunches and easy daytime meals. The emphasis on regional flavours provides a useful contrast to DUNE’s more cosmopolitan style. Versailles Terrace pairs French-Mediterranean cooking with a poolside setting close to the gardens. Its name and location reflect one of the resort’s most distinctive design influences, creating a dining environment quite different from the beachfront mood elsewhere. DUNE Bar serves Bahamian cocktails and light dishes by Jean-Georges, making it an inviting place to move from late afternoon into evening. The Martini Bar and Lounge offers a more composed alternative, centred on sophisticated cocktails and after-dinner conversation. Together, these venues give dining genuine breadth without losing coherence. Caribbean ingredients, French technique and Asian and Mediterranean influences appear in distinct settings, allowing each meal to have its own atmosphere rather than simply extending the same resort formula. para-4 The eight-kilometre beach is the natural anchor of The Ocean Club, with pale sand and clear Bahamian water extending along Paradise Island’s north shore. Its scale provides ample room for swimming, walking or finding a quieter position away from the principal resort spaces. Three pools serve different styles of day. The family pool has a sloping beach-style entrance and waterfall, while the adults-only Versailles Pool creates a calmer setting beside the gardens. The Ocean Pool places an infinity edge between its terrace and the shoreline. Three Har-Tru tennis courts and two padel courts form a serious racquet-sports offering, with lessons available for both. A further sports court includes a basketball hoop and turf lawn, broadening the choice for guests who enjoy active holidays. The adjacent Ocean Club Golf Course is an 18-hole layout designed by Tom Weiskopf. Its proximity makes the resort particularly appealing to golfers, while snorkelling, diving, paddleboarding, fishing and yacht charters offer contrasting ways to experience the surrounding water. Jogging and cycling trails run through the estate, allowing the gardens to become part of an active morning. Nassau’s shopping, culture and entertainment provide further possibilities beyond the resort, although the beach, pools and grounds comfortably sustain days spent entirely on Paradise Island. para-5 The Balinese-inspired spa is arranged as eight individual treatment villas within a garden sanctuary. Each has its own private garden and outdoor bath, giving treatments a sense of seclusion and ceremony that begins well before the appointment itself. Massage, facials and body therapies are complemented by hair and nail salons. The combination allows the spa to support both restorative time and preparation for dinners, weddings or special celebrations. The fitness centre includes premium equipment, a Pilates reformer and chair, while an outdoor jungle-gym area makes use of the Bahamian climate. Yoga and personal training provide additional structure, with jogging, cycling and paddleboarding extending wellness into the wider grounds and coastline. para-6 The Ocean Club stands on the north shore of Paradise Island, connected to New Providence and Nassau by the Paradise Island Bridge. This position gives guests access to the Bahamian capital while preserving the spacious, garden-set character of the resort. Lynden Pindling International Airport is approximately 40 minutes away. Nassau’s historic and cultural attractions are within reach, yet the hotel’s extensive beach, cloisters and 35-acre estate create a destination substantial enough to reward staying close to home.

Rooms from $1104 per night

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Amilla Maldives Resort & Residences

Maldives

Amilla Maldives, a member of Small Luxury Hotels of the World and the Considerate Collection, occupies one of the largest islands in the Baa Atoll and offers a distinctly spacious take on the Maldives. Many Maldivian resorts focus on intimacy through compact islands, but Amilla takes a different approach. The island is large enough to accommodate winding jungle trails, long stretches of beach, hidden pockets of coastline and a collection of villas and residences that feel genuinely separated from one another. Guests move through the resort by bicycle, on foot or by buggy, creating a greater sense of discovery than is typically found in the Maldives. The result is an island that feels alive and varied, where no two areas deliver quite the same atmosphere. The layout allows different styles of accommodation to sit naturally within their surroundings, whether above the lagoon, amongst the island's dense vegetation or directly on the beach. Public spaces are thoughtfully spread across the island, encouraging guests to explore rather than remain in one central hub, while the generous scale creates a sense of privacy that remains one of the resort's defining strengths. para-2 Every villa and residence at Amilla includes a private pool, but the accommodation experience is shaped as much by space as by amenities. The resort offers a broad collection of categories, from Water Pool Villas suspended above the lagoon to Beach Pool Villas opening directly onto the sand and Treetop Pool Villas positioned within the island's tropical canopy. For families and longer stays, the Two Bedroom Lagoon Water Pool Villa, Beach Residence, Great Beach Residence and Amilla Estate provide substantial indoor and outdoor living areas that allow guests to settle into the island rather than simply occupy a room. Large terraces, generous pools and flexible living spaces make these residences particularly well suited to multigenerational travel and extended holidays. para-3 Dining is one of Amilla's strongest assets, with seven restaurants and three bars distributed across the island. Fresh serves as the main restaurant, while East focuses on Asian flavours and Barolo brings an Italian perspective. Tessera provides Mediterranean inspired dining, Joe's Pizza offers a more casual setting and Emperor Beach Club places the emphasis firmly on beachfront relaxation. Feeling Koi remains one of the standout venues, combining Japanese izakaya influences with Latin American touches in a setting that feels unlike anywhere else in the Maldives. Alongside the restaurants, three bars serve craft cocktails, wines and wellness focused drinks, ensuring guests can move easily between relaxed daytime venues and more atmospheric evening settings throughout their stay. para-4 Life at Amilla can be as active or as relaxed as guests choose. Days often begin with a cycle through the island's jungle pathways before moving towards the beach, the house reef or one of the resort's pools. Snorkelling, diving, canoeing, windsurfing and fishing provide access to the surrounding waters, while the location within the Baa Atoll Biosphere Reserve adds a deeper connection to the marine environment. The resort's proximity to Hanifaru Bay is particularly significant, placing guests within easy reach of one of the Maldives' most important marine areas for seasonal manta ray encounters. Back on the island, tennis courts, fitness classes, cultural experiences, cooking classes and evening entertainment create a programme that extends well beyond the traditional beach and pool routine. para-5 Wellness forms a substantial part of the Amilla experience. The spa and wellness centre includes treatment rooms, relaxation areas, a steam room and sauna, alongside a menu of therapies that ranges from traditional massages to longer wellness programmes. Yoga classes, fitness sessions and personal training are available throughout the week. The fitness centre is supported by a wider approach to wellbeing that extends into the resort's culinary offering, where wellness focused dining sits comfortably alongside more indulgent options. For guests looking to combine relaxation with a more structured wellness programme, Amilla provides one of the more comprehensive offerings in the Maldives. para-6 Located within the UNESCO recognised Baa Atoll Biosphere Reserve, Amilla Maldives is reached by a 30 minute seaplane transfer from Malé or a domestic flight to Dharavandhoo followed by a short onward transfer, placing guests close to Hanifaru Bay and one of the most ecologically significant regions in the Maldives.

Rooms from $1043 per night

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