Accessible Hotels in Baa Atoll

The resort is very photogenic & the staffs are very friendly & chatty. The is no internet connection in rooms, honestly we never felt the need of it either as we used to talk to the staffs to know their lifestyles Breakfast, lunch & dinner had plenty of options. Array of tasty food.One can't finish everything.

Beautifully run island. You must do the sand bank lunch and Teppanyaki dinner. Kids club great. Beaches great. Villas nicely done.

The size of the resort is medium and suitable to walk and enjoy bicycles . Not small, and not that big

Outstanding 6 nights stay! Thanks to the immediate and effective support of the GM Judd Rabbidge we were able to correct a misallocation of the Pool Water-villa for the one on the sunset site! Highly appreciated! 🙏 We enjoyed this villa and the whole resort tremendously! All is modern, sustainably maintained and functioning impeccably! The Terrace buffet restaurant and the Skipjack restaurant for lunch and late evening cocktails are fabulous! Not to forget: Kudos to Rachel our local support, Munawaru for housekeeping and Modex our waiter!👏🏼👌

Perfect place for solo travellers. Service was excellent, Mohamed is a very generous and great man. The beaches on the island and surrounding islands are stunning. Maldivian culture was great to experience. Excellent all round.

We stayed at the Amilla Resort for our honeymoon in May. The experience we had there was incredible: our butler Hajar was perfect, always in a good mood and always available. The facilities are fantastic, very nice and large rooms, several restaurants, each one as good as the other. The breakfast was incredible! Everything you could think of was available. We will definitely be back. It was magical. Thank you for everything!

This group do things well - clean and airy rooms, airport transfers, meals, daily tour arranging…enabling both adventure and rest in a paradisal setting.

The room had everything we needed, the hotel has several games you can play for free (such as table tennis, table football...). There is a lot of greenery on the premises which I really enjoyed. The breakfast was abundant and delicious. I really liked the chef, he was eager to impress with his cooking skills. The staff is very attentive and the manager tries to involve you in as much of island life as possible. He gave us a tour of the island, answering our many questions. We were invited to clean the island with the locals and to participate in a hen party. Unfortunately, we left before seeing the decorating of the island and witnessing the local wedding. The house reef is mostly made of soft coral (which I found more beautiful than the hard one) and it's easy to see sea turtles there. Unfortunately, I arrived with an ear infection and the manager was quick to take me to the doctor. He even brought me the meds so I didn't have to go to the pharmacy myself, without even being asked! The entire hotel staff was very kind. Between the islands we visited (others being Male, Fulhadhoo, B. Maalhos and Digurah), Kudarikilu is, by far the best for experiencing the local life - it seems most genuine. In the evenings, you can observe locals fishing from the pier, admire baby sharks and stingrays that spend the night in the shallows, watch locals play volleyball (or even join in).