Hotels With bar in Kaafu Atoll, Maldives

Perfect location - just 15/20 minutes by speedboat from Malé Airport, with a convenient round-trip transfer option (USD 110), ideal if you prefer to avoid long travel times. The food was delicious, with buffet options available at one of the restaurants if you’re on a meal plan. Otherwise, there are several other restaurants on the island to explore. The island has a wide range of villas, and you can swim freely around different areas. Standard rooms are a bit small but all are beach-facing right from the door, which is a big plus. Deluxe rooms are more spacious, though not all offer a direct beach view you may need to step outside to enjoy it. Marine life is a highlight - different parts of the island offer unique underwater experiences, including colorful fish, small sharks, and beautiful coral reefs. The staff were friendly and attentive. Rooms were cleaned twice daily, and the entire island was well-maintained and spotless throughout our stay. One minor downside is that seaplanes frequently pass overhead since the island is close to the airport, which may be noticeable at times. Overall, a fantastic stay with great service, vibrant marine life, and a lively atmosphere.

The hotel was incredibly easy to find, practically right in front of me as soon as I arrived in Maafushi. It was so close to the airport that I didn't have to wander around at all after my transfer, which was a huge relief with all my luggage. Its accessibility also made it super convenient for tours and getting around during my stay. There were tons of cafes and restaurants nearby, perfect for grabbing a bite or just relaxing. The location was ideal for soaking in the Maafushi vibe. A big plus was the really fast Wi-Fi; I had no issues using the internet, and uploading photos or streaming videos during my trip was completely stress-free, which I really appreciated. The pool was well-maintained and pleasant to use, and the panoramic views of Maafushi from there were absolutely stunning. My only minor gripe was that I didn't find the staff to be exceptionally friendly, which was a bit of a letdown. However, overall, the convenience and location of this accommodation made it a thoroughly satisfying stay.

Centara Ras Fushi Resort & Spa is a beautiful Maldives getaway just a short boat ride from Malé. The overwater villas are spacious with stunning lagoon views, and the staff are friendly and helpful. Food is good, though the buffet can get repetitive. Some areas have ongoing construction, and the house reef is limited for snorkeling. Overall, it’s a comfortable mid-range resort offering great value and a relaxing experience.

The Cao family didn't have a room, so they stayed at the Sky Beach Hotel. Surprisingly, the room was nice. It was large and clean. Sitting in a suite on the fourth floor, you could walk out to the terrace. The view was quite beautiful. The waiters were also very friendly and the food was quite delicious. It was in the middle, and it only took one or two minutes to walk to the North and South Beaches. At night, there were manta rays and a lot of huge hermit crabs on the South Beach. The price was really worth it for such a large room.

The room was clean and a reasonable size, bathroom was adequate, bed was a good size and comfortable. Good balcony with a sea view. The location is perfect right on the bikini beach. The reception was unmaned  and check-in takes place at another Kaani hotel which is less than 100 metres away. The reception was efficient friendly and helpful. The breakfast also took place at the sister hotel, unfortunately the breakfast was poor. Maafushi itself has lost the local island feel dominated by hotels but that does mean there are plenty of restaurants and mocktail options. As a local island no alcohol is available on the island but there is a floating bar if you get desperate for a few beers but probably only worth it if you are desperate

The hotel exceeded all expectations. It's an incredibly beautiful, lush, and authentic island, without feeling overly polished or brand new. It felt like being on a deserted island, yet everything was clean, and details like lighting were perfectly highlighted. The nature felt untouched. The ocean was stunningly beautiful. The turquoise water stretched for dozens of meters from the shore (but remember to bring water shoes!). The staff were incredibly friendly and attentive. You didn't even have to ask for anything; they proactively offered everything. Towels were changed twice a day, and they constantly checked if we needed anything like water or coffee. The service was so good that you often don't find this level of attentiveness even in much higher-category hotels. Breakfasts were fantastic, with everything you could need: pastries, hash browns, made-to-order omelets, eggs, waffles, and pancakes. There was always a wide selection of fruits – watermelon, papaya, two types of melon, pineapple, passion fruit, bananas, and oranges. Breakfast was truly complete. Dinners were a little less impressive, but that's just my personal preference; I'm not a big fan of everything being in sauces. However, I could always find something to eat. It was my friend's birthday, and at dinner, we were given a specially decorated table, the entire staff congratulated him, and there was a cake with candles. While we were enjoying dinner, our room was decorated with birthday greetings. I was impressed by how well thought out and coordinated their actions were. We also received a free upgrade to a water villa. We spent 4 days in a beach bungalow, room 301, and then 3 days in a water villa, room 506. There's a separate restaurant for the villas, which we were also able to visit and did. That was a very pleasant bonus. Thank you. Our vacation was unforgettable, and we will definitely return. This is simply an incredible hotel for the price.

I recently stayed at Sheraton Full Moon Maldives in one of their Overwater Villas, and it was a truly memorable experience. The villa was beautifully designed, clean, and well-maintained — offering direct access to the crystal-clear waters and stunning panoramic views of the ocean. The atmosphere was incredibly peaceful, making it the perfect escape for relaxation and rejuvenation. The staff throughout the resort were generally excellent — friendly, helpful, and attentive. They handled all requests promptly and with professionalism. A special mention goes to the hotel management team, especially Mr. Megan and a few others, who went above and beyond to resolve a minor incident during our stay. Their approach was calm, respectful, and solution-focused, which left a very positive impression. Most of the team displayed great hospitality, especially at reception, housekeeping, and concierge. However, the only slight downside was at ”The Feast” dining area, where a few staff members appeared less engaging and rarely smiled — a contrast to the otherwise warm and welcoming service standard across the resort.

The location is excellent, not far from the airport, about 15-20 minutes by speed boat (the hotel's high-speed boat). You need to notify the hotel in advance, and they will arrange everything. Despite it being the low season, there are many tourists staying at the hotel, predominantly Europeans, especially Germans. The local diving school is quite popular with them. The hotel is a true 3-star property. The rooms are spacious, located in bungalows; I can't speak for other areas, but I assume they're similar. The staff are very polite and eager to help. It was especially nice that they were able to arrange an early check-in and late check-out, probably due to the season. During peak season, I'm not sure if this would be possible with a large influx of tourists, but only experience and the situation itself would tell. The grounds and rooms are cleaned daily. They treat the bushes and trees for mosquitoes, which are particularly abundant across all Maldivian islands during the rainy season. Still, it's advisable to bring some insect repellent for biting insects. A special thank you to the chefs; they put in a lot of effort. Both European and local cuisine are available, and their desserts are fantastic. If I were to return to the Maldives, I would definitely stay at this honest three-star hotel again. Oh, and there are excursions here and an amazing reef around the island. It's a shame, though, that not all tourists follow the rules, and over years of tourism, parts of the coral reef are dying around all the islands – it's a sad story. But there's still plenty to see when snorkeling and diving, including various fish, sharks, and turtles.

Wonderful stay at Stone Hotel in Dhiffushi. Everything was well cared for, from the rooms to the common areas. Special thanks to Mohamad, the manager, for his respectful and helpful approach, the entire team - Krishala, Shafeeu, Tuan, Kairat, Saanih, and Lingga - for their kindness, and the chef for delicious meals. Truly memorable experience, highly recommended.

The resort was one of the best resorts i have stayed in maldives. From the airport pick up, to the greetings at the hotel, to the room interior to the resort exterior everything was beautiful and well prepared! I honestly will stay at this hotel again… the food was amazing and tasty! All the restaurants were top notch. I was surprised by the water activities that they had on the island , suitable for adults and children really really easy to book and obtained. We went on a dive with the water sports center i can not believe how powerful the sea cliff in that island. With well trained staff and well behaved. We delt with a host called Ashfaq he was professional and helped me prepare a beautiful birthday surprise for my family member. I really enjoyed staying there it looked and felt luxurious. Just what you look for for a family trip and wellness escape. The spa was really really beautiful as a place we stayed there for a good amount of time to relax and they did not disappoint 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 Loved our stay at Centara Grand Lagoon 🤍🤍🤍🤍💯