Amilla Maldives

Just finished my vacation at Amilla. Shout out to my butler Fari. She was perfect as she helped me navigate my day and keep me encourage as a solo traveler. If you want wellness, adventure, snorkeling, farm to table, spa, etc this is the place to go. I hope to see everyone there in the near future. Thanks Amilla and staff.

Amilla was amazing - the best holiday we've ever had. It was incredibly family friendly and relaxing with fabulous food. The villa was stunning and the island had everything we needed - access to a great gym, a wonderful kids club and a perfectly warm and safe environment. Best of all though, were the staff - they had a great mix of being attentive but also leaving us to our own devices when we were relaxing. Nappe was a wonderful butler and Rahat made our villa feel like a little palace but everyone who helped us were amazing. The attention to detail (such as in the below photo) were second to none. Thank you Team Amilla!

We stayed at the resort for a week with my siblings and honestly, it felt like paradise from the moment we arrived. The resort is about a 30-minute seaplane ride away, and before the flight we got to wait in their lounge at the airport, which was a really nice touch. The island itself is big and very natural, so you always feel surrounded by untouched nature. The beaches are stunning with white sand, and the house reef is in amazing condition and full of life: we saw all kinds of colorful fish, manta rays, eagle rays, baby sharks, and so much more. We also went on a snorkeling excursion where we swam with countless turtles, and another trip to the Blue Hotel area, which was full of marine life. On the island, there were also plenty of activities available every day, so we never got bored. Food was another highlight. There are several restaurants to choose from, each with a different type of cuisine, so every meal felt like a new experience. Breakfast was excellent too, with plenty of fresh and tasty options to start the day. The staff were truly outstanding. A special thank you to our butler, Nape, who took care of us throughout our stay and made sure everything was perfect. The rest of the team was also very kind, helpful, and always available with a smile. We spent a few days in one of the Treetop Villas, something truly unique in the Maldives, and it was an amazing experience as we felt completely immersed in nature. For one night, we stayed in an overwater villa, and the feeling of sleeping right above the ocean was simply unforgettable. All in all, I couldn’t recommend this resort enough, and we’re already hoping we can come back again soon!

Amilla Maldives is an absolutely stunning destination – it truly feels like heaven on earth. I had the pleasure of celebrating my wife’s 33rd birthday here, spending nearly a week in July. We stayed in the Sunset Water Pool Villa. 🏝️ Overall, the room is incredibly spacious. The king-sized bed is one of the most comfortable I've ever slept in at any hotel or resort. There’s also a private pool with a breathtaking view of the sea, which was absolutely stunning and picture-perfect. 📸 We arrived during the monsoon season, and while the weather was unpredictable, we were fortunate that it was kind to us for most of our stay. Thanks to that, we were able to enjoy a variety of activities, including snorkeling, diving, cycling, fishing, sailing, and exploring the island. 🏝️ We also adored how the villa is directly connected to the open sea by a small ladder at the back of the pool. Although we didn’t get to snorkel much because of the strong currents, the constant sound of the waves added a peaceful, soothing vibe to the whole experience 🌊 Amilla had about seven restaurants, each offering a range of different cuisines. With all due respect to the chefs, we found ourselves most drawn to the Japanese restaurant and Joe’s Pizza. The others were solid but just above average for us. For fun, we even gave each place a personal rating based on our own taste preference 🤤:- [1] 🇯🇵 Feeling Koi - 8/10 [2] 🇬🇷 Tessera - 6.5/10 [3] 🇮🇹 Barolo - 6.5/10 [4) 🇮🇳 East - 6.5/10 [5] 🍕 Joe's Pizza - 8/10 [6] 🥪 Fresh - 7/10 [7] 👑 Emperor Beach Club - 7/10 The daily activities within the resort were wholesome, engaging, and refreshing - keeping us entertained throughout our entire stay. We also appreciated how every member of the Amilla staff greeted us with a warm smile, no matter where we went 😊 Special shoutout to: 🥰 Sam for taking extremely good care of us and being so accomodating throughout our entire stay, you are the best and we miss you! 🥰 Dania for the great experience in the sea. Thank you for bringing us to see the magical Manta and for the wonderful diving session 🥰 Sotti for bringing us snorkelling and seeing more than 10 sea turtles - How lucky we were! 🥰🥰Dewi and Ann for the exceptional out-of-this-world body spa massage session which was unforgettable. A-Must-Try!!! 🥰Selina for the fun-DIY-exfoliation. Your laughter / chuckle during the face scrubbing is contagious haha 🥰Ratna for the zen-ness, and making us sweat and ache through your Yoga class 🥰Cheff Naff for showing us around the garden and how to dish up a Maldivian local cuisine 🥰Dewi for making my wife's bday dinner at the beach a memorable one. You were really kind! 🥰Amaan for taking good quality shots of us during the photo taking session around the island 🥰Ahmed for keeping the room clean and comfy every single day throughout our stay, and thank you for the lovely decoration set-up for my wife's bday [For Betterment 👍🏼] While it wasn’t a major concern for us at the time, the room's interior does feel a bit dated and could benefit from a refresh. There are also a few points I’d like to respectfully highlight for consideration in future improvements: [1] The bathroom and shower tiles showed signs of staining and mold, with visible cracks present. [2] It seems the air conditioning might need servicing. The room we stayed in didn’t cool down properly, even after we reached out to the staff for assistance on the second night. [3] Due to the bad weather, the patio deck umbrella was left leaning against the walls near the outdoor showers, which could potentially be a hazard. [4] Given the cost of staying at Amilla, it would be a thoughtful gesture to offer complimentary in-room snacks and drinks, rather than charging guests for them. [5] It might be worth considering a broader variety in the breakfast menu, as the options became quite repetitive after six days, especially with only one restaurant available. [6] It would be a great opportunity to enhance the quality and appearance of the life jackets provided in the villa.