Stay In The Middle Of The Ocean At Raffles Maldives Meradhoo

Raffles Maldives Meradhoo

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A member of Raffles Hotels & Resorts – whose story started in 1887 with Raffles Singapore, the property that introduced private butlers – Raffles Maldives Meradhoo features an architectural style in line with its context.

Offering views of the Indian Ocean, the 38 villas built on the sand and based across two separate islands (Main Island and Overwater Island) are the perfect place to relax and admire the fascinating panorama.

Private Beach

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Opened in the second half of 2019 on the Main Island, the Raffles Royal Residence will be home to expansive living spaces and a lavish marble bathroom with a sunken bathtub and outdoor shower, as well as a private pool and its own private beach.

BLINK Design Group

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In all of the hotel’s airy spaces designed by Yee Pin Tan, creative director of BLINK Design Group, the style is modern classic and concepts of fengshui and biophilia were introduced. The colours – mainly blue and sand – evoke tones of the ocean, sky and beach.

Glass Floors

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Painted in blue, windows help to frame sublime views. With glass flooring panels, the terraces encourage the observation of marine life beneath one’s feet at every moment.

Dive Centre

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Thanks to the hotel’s resident marine biologist and team of marine butlers, guests can learn more about the underwater world.

The resort’s Padi-certified dive centre, guests are assured of being ready to explore the pristine waters. The natural beauty of the surroundings clearly inspired the design of the property, including the food and beverage establishments.

Raffles Maldives Facilities

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In this dream environment, guests also have access to a fitness centre, seaside yoga sessions and a vast array of water sports. Both through its concept and aesthetic, Raffles Maldives Meradhoo honours the beauty of nature.

Best time to visit Maldives

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The open and inviting nature of the architecture and interior design complements the breathtaking vistas around the resort. Although sunny all year round, the monsoon season in the Maldives spans May to October. The best time to visit is between November and April.









This article was first published in May 2019 in Home & Decor.