The Park Hyatt Maldives Hadahaa and Alila Maldives are currently your two best options if you want to redeem or earn World of Hyatt points award nights in the Maldives. In fact, the park Hyatt Hyatt is one of the best hotels in the Maldives for spending points.
We have compared the Park Hyatt to Alila in more detail in this separate article. Both resorts have their merits, and both are lovely resorts to spend your points. Just be aware that meal and drinks costs, along with transfer costs, can be eyewatering in the Maldives, so a “free” points stay will not be completely free.
Our luxury travel concierge is a Hyatt Prive Partner travel agency, which means we offer extra free benefits at this luxury Park Hyatt and at the Alila, including free breakfast for two people. Book your stay with us, and you will also collect your usual World of Hyatt reward points in addition to our free benefits. Unfortunately, we cannot offer free benefits on point-only redemption bookings.
Review: Park Hyatt Maldives
Tucked away from the teeming resorts of the dense northern atolls, Park Hyatt Maldives Hadahaa provides a pure barefoot-luxury experience in the deepest and most conserved atoll in the Maldives.
To get to the Park Hyatt Maldives Hadahaa, the hotel will book round-trip transfers between the international airport for a fee. The shortest flight from Male Domestic Terminal to Kooddoo Domestic Airport is approximately 1 hour. This is followed by a short speedboat journey of approximately 30 minutes (weather dependent), so you’ll need to take both a commercial flight and a boat ride to get there.
Park Hyatt Maldives Hadahaa has just 50 villas, each with a private deck and direct access to the sea. Whether nestled within the island’s tropical greenery or elevated above the water, these villas are steps away from an idyllic beachfront, giving you direct access to this area or the house reef. All spaces feature floor-to-ceiling windows and doors leading to a private deck, with some villas including a private plunge pool.
You can immerse yourself by snorkeling the house reef, going dolphin watching, getting certified at the PADI Dive Centre, and exploring the best dive sites in the atoll. Land-based activities include practicing yoga at sunrise or learning local recipes in a hands-on cooking class. Dining choices include The Island Grill and The Dining Room, or opt for intimate dinners at The Drift or The Bar.
Review: Alila Maldives
Alila Maldives is an exquisite resort that offers a blend of luxury and tranquility, nestled on the beautiful island of Hadahaa in the Huvadhoo Atoll, one of the deepest atolls in the world. This eco-friendly resort is renowned for its minimalist design that seamlessly integrates with the natural surroundings, offering stunning views of the Indian Ocean. The villas are elegantly designed with contemporary decor, featuring private pools, outdoor showers, and direct access to the beach or lagoon. Guests can indulge in world-class amenities such as the Spa Alila, which offers holistic treatments inspired by ancient Asian healing techniques, and a variety of dining options that emphasize fresh, local ingredients.
Which Is Better? Park Hyatt Maldives Or Alila Maldives
Park Hyatt Maldives and Alila Maldives are both private island hotels in the Maldives, and both are part of Hyatt and World of Hyatt rewards. Both hotels are in the middle of the Indian Ocean, with white sandy beaches and amazing blue-green waters. However, each resort is very different, and we outline which is best below. It's worth noting that both resorts' prices for food and services are eyewatering, so it's essential to get the best possible deal when you book. Our luxury travel concierge offers a brilliant deal at all these resorts.
The resort also stands out for its commitment to sustainability and preserving the local environment. It employs eco-friendly practices such as rainwater harvesting, a robust recycling program, and the use of renewable energy sources. Activities at Alila Maldives including snorkeling, diving in the vibrant coral reefs, traditional Maldivian fishing trips, and cultural excursions to nearby islands.
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