The Maldives is a collection of atolls in the Indian Ocean. That their existence is constantly under threat from rising sea levels only makes this heavenly retreat all the more appealing. Celebrities, such as Kate Moss and Mick Jagger, have chosen the Maldives for holidays, due to the nation's secluded beaches and sun-drenched summers. Explore accommodation options in the Maldives:
Marble Hotel
This three-star Male property is located near Male Fish Market, Grand Friday Mosque and Independence Square, making it the ideal base for holidaymakers wanting to soak up some culture while in the Maldives' capital.
Each of the 20 guestrooms have satellite television, coffee and tea makers and mini-bars. Business-friendly rooms are equipped with wireless internet and direct-dial phones. All room have air conditioning and private bathrooms.
On-site amenities include a concierge service, laundry facilities and a 24-hour front desk, ensuring help is on hand at any time of day. The hotel also caters for guests at its restaurant and coffee shop.
There is also house keeping and wake-up calls can be arranged on request.
Medhufushi Island Resort
This five-star beachfront property is all about luxury. Situated in the idyllic resort of Medhufushi, the hotel offers guests the chance to enjoy near-deserted beaches, unblemished coastlines and uninterrupted sunshine.
All of the 112 guestrooms feature satellite television, mini-bars and DVD players. There are also business-friendly rooms with wireless internet access and direct-dial phones. Both room types have private adjoining bathrooms, with separate bathtubs and showers, as well as hair dryers.
All guests staying at the hotel will need to fly to Male International Airport, and therefore must make the property aware of their flight times 48 hours ahead of their arrival to ensure transfer arrangements can be made.
Anantara Dhigu Maldives
This luxurious five-star hotel is located in Dhigufinolhu, a stone's throw from Dhigufinolhu Beach and Bodu Hurraa Beach, making it the ideal base for those wanting to enjoy the Maldives' paradise-esque coastlines.
There are 68 guestrooms at the property, which each boasting coffee and tea makers, as well as DVD players and televisions. Adjoining bathrooms feature separate bathtubs and showers.
While a the hotel guests can be truly pampered. The property's health club has a spa offering a range of treatments, while there is also a private beach and outdoor pool.
Anantara Dhigu also has its own restaurant, giving guests the chance to enjoy some traditional cuisine at the end of a hard day at the beach.