Park Hyatt Maldives Hadahaa

The Best All-inclusive Resorts in the Maldives of 2024

"Located on an equator-adjacent island renowned for a 360-degree house reef, this property offers 51 overwater and beach villas (most with private infinity pools) and complimentary sunrise and sunset yoga. The all-inclusive package covers breakfast, a two-course lunch, and three-course dinner each day, with dining options including the international Dining Room and Maldivian-focused Island Grill; alcohol is included in the full-board program but spa treatments are separate. Standout experiences include Koi, the sushi-and-sake overwater restaurant, and the immersive Chef’s Garden Treehouse where guests pick vegetables then dine among the trees — guests receive a 50 percent discount on that experience — and World of Hyatt members can redeem rooms starting at 25,000 points per night." - Sophie Dodd Sophie Dodd Sophie Dodd is a travel, wine and lifestyle writer.  Travel + Leisure Editorial Guidelines

"In a nod to the arching lines of the archetypal Maldivian fishing boat that lends its name to the place, the Dhoni at the Park Hyatt Maldives Hadahaa is an architectural stunner. Welcoming guests as soon as they arrive on the tropical island, the lounge’s impressive wooden structure was crafted by actual fishing-boat builders and is framed by a pool so still its surface looks like glass. Start the evening at the resort’s Island Grill and watch chefs whip up dishes like seafood paella or succulent crustacean bisque on a traditional grill that’s combined with a wood-fired oven; then make your way to the Dhoni and enjoy a nightcap amid the lounge’s open air."

Park Hyatt Maldives Hadahaa

"Getting to this island resort is the hard part: From Malé’s international airport, it’s another 45-minute domestic hop to the Gaafu Alifu Atoll, followed by 25-minute speedboat ride. But your reward for enduring the long transit is this indulgent yet eco-conscious resort’s unaffectedly chic ambience and abundant natural attributes—tide pools teeming with starfish, an electric-blue lagoon filled with coral and a variety of tropical fish. The 50 villas—20 with private pools and 14 of them overwater villas with spacious sundecks—are standouts in form and function, with high, angled timber roofs that keep accommodations cool and with recycled-glass bottles of water purified at the hotel. Attentive personal hosts run flower-filled baths, decipher complicated air transit schedules, and happily suggest their own recommendations on and around the island (diving enthusiasts will want to explore the atoll’s central lagoon, which plunges 300 feet). Want more? The resort's multiday itineraries can have you visiting nearby islands (encounters with locals are rare at most Maldivian resorts) or exploring the coral reefs around the atoll. The resort’s sand-floored restaurant, The Island Grill, serves up an array of regionally inspired dishes with flavors and spices native to the southern atolls, while The Dining Room has a more international-focused menu."

Park Hyatt Maldives Hadahaa (North Huvadhoo Atoll, Maldives) Hotel Reviews | Tablet Hotels

"They’re no stranger to dry-land resorts. And if there’s any worry about whether Park Hyatt can handle overwater villas on an atoll in the Maldives, it’s rather misplaced. We’d argue that most of the heavy lifting is done by the time the location is secured — just about any resort concept would be improved by a setting as magical as this, and that’s certainly true of the Park Hyatt Maldives Hadahaa." - Tablet Hotels