




Le Meridien Maldives Resort & Spa
Island resort with ocean-view villas, a house reef, and diverse dining
About this stay
Staying at Le Meridien Maldives Resort & Spa places you on Thilamaafushi, a natural island in the Lhaviyani Atoll, where the surrounding blue lagoons and vibrant marine life are central to the experience. The resort's 134 villas are set within a tropical landscape, each offering scenic views of the Indian Ocean. Days here are spent exploring the house reef, diving into the clear waters, or indulging in spa treatments. Evenings bring a choice of six restaurants and bars, from the teppanyaki counter at Tabemasu to the global and local dishes at Turquoise, or the authentic Spanish flavors of Riviera by the beach. The atmosphere is one of relaxed luxury, perfect for both families and adults seeking a tranquil escape.
- Private island location
- House reef access
- Multiple dining options
- Ocean-view villas
Our take
This resort is ideal for travelers who appreciate a blend of natural beauty and refined amenities. Families will find plenty to keep everyone entertained, while adults seeking a quieter experience can also find their niche. The diverse dining options are a significant draw, offering a culinary journey from Asian to Mediterranean. Those looking for a bustling, party-centric atmosphere might find the serene environment too calm, as the focus here is on relaxation and connection with nature.
- ✓Explore the house reef early in the morning for the best snorkeling experience and marine life sightings.
- ✓Book a table at Riviera for an authentic Spanish dining experience with beautiful beachside views.
- ✓Consider a villa with direct lagoon access to fully appreciate the striking ocean surroundings.
Why we love it
- Villas with scenic Indian Ocean views
- A vibrant house reef for snorkeling
- Six diverse restaurants and bars
- A tranquil private island setting
Why guests love itWith six restaurants on site, mealtimes stopped being a negotiation with our picky eight-year-old, who settled on Turquoise's more casual menu most nights while the rest of us tried Riviera and Tabemasu. The villas spread across Thilamaafushi gave our kids room to run between the pool and the beach without us losing sight of them for long. The dive centre also meant my partner could book a proper dive while I stayed with the kids on the house reef, which isn't always possible at smaller resorts.
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