Hotels with Breakfast in Thoddoo

"I stayed six nights in room 302 and was moved to 304 for one night. I still don't understand why they had to move me and not let the new guests stay in room 304 for one night. I didn't argue. Overall, my stay was good. - Greeted with a fresh coconut - Complimentary welcome dinner on the first evening - Fairly spacious rooms with a spacious bathroom - Air conditioning blows away from the bed, not directly onto the sleeper - Bed linens are generally clean, but there are occasional stains - Soft and comfortable mattresses - Two pillows per person - Good Wi-Fi signal in room 302, weak in 304: YouTube and Instagram load very slowly, messages are difficult to send, and the connection keeps dropping. It didn't work at all in the evening. - No full-length mirror. - The shower isn't separated from the toilet. - Poor soundproofing. - Breakfast: boiled egg, local pancakes/flatbreads, rice, beans, pancakes for a couple of days. Fruit: papaya and watermelon. - Instant coffee and tea bags for breakfast. - The beaches are about 15-20 minutes away. Walking is not too difficult; there's shade from the houses and palm trees. - Bicycle rental is $5. - The second room, where I was moved for my last night, had a kettle. - Room 304 has a ton of ants in the shower. Hot water takes a long time to heat up. - The staff are all friendly and helpful. - Cleaning is done daily. A sign needs to be put on the door. - There's a refrigerator."

"A very nice, new hotel with a small pool, Maldivian-style rooms, stylish renovations, new showers and fixtures, cozy grounds, and helpful staff who will pick you up, drop you off, and bring you back. Thoddoo Island is small, but everything is close by, including cafes and shops. We went for dinner to Seli-Poeli, 5 minutes from the hotel. The hotel breakfasts are European-style: sandwiches, eggs, toast, beans, steamed vegetables, sausages, tea, coffee, local roti flatbread, tuna with coconut, yogurt, pineapple, and watermelon. Nothing fancy, but you won't go hungry."