The W Maldives
Typically known for their ability to blend bleeding-edge architecture and style with unique travel destinations around the globe, the W Maldives stands out in a portfolio of already-spectacular hotels and it does so with a unique approach that is still quintessentially W. While other W Hotels are noted for neons, bright lights, and often loud styling, the W Maldives offers a more subdued experience in the middle of paradise with a private lagoon experience for discerning travelers that is second to none. With enough room for 150 guests as well as providing daily breakfast and a host of other amenities, the W Maldives also offers a fairly competitive starting rate if you want your own slice of paradise with prices starting at $199,000.
Sheraton Maldives Full Moon Resort & Spa
A bit larger than the offering from the Maldives and no less opulent, the Sheraton Maldives Full Moon Resort & Spa gives visitors access to the best of this island paradise along with a full staff and room for 352 people. Amenities include a swimming pool, boating experiences, unlimited use of the Jalsaa private venue located on-site, and a daily buffet. There is also a daily spa credit for each guest to the hotel. Pricing starts out at a modest $130,000 per night and goes up from there depending on how exclusive and bespoke the guest wants the experience to be.
The Westin Maldives Miriandhoo Resort
Located on Baa Atoll, a UNESCO designated Biosphere Reserve Site, the Westin Maldives Miriandhoo Resort focuses on the eco-paradise aspect of the Maldives and offers a variety of water sport activities as well as wellness-focused regimens for guests. Activities include yoga, Westin Workout exercise sessions, and nutrition-focused meals. Pricing starts at $399,000 per night with a three-night stay minimum for guests that are looking for the ultimate in a private island getaway without the mortgage bill typically attached to ownership. Options include 41 beach and 29 overwater villas as well as two-bedroom villas and residences.