Best Kihavah Hotels

"A great trip, it hasn't rained for the past four days, the island is beautiful and the temperature is very comfortable. Shuifei sees the island is also very beautiful, that is, when you go, you can't catch up with the water. You have to turn to the inland water and transport the children with a little toss, and everything else is very good. There are many things to eat on the island. The fruits are very fresh. The next day I went to the sea to see dolphins. A group of people went to the sea to fish in the evening of the third day. It was also full of harvest, so they could be processed and sent directly to the hotel. For a big meal, you can have an extra bed, a bed for children under 11 years old. The hotel must specify the information of each traveler, age of men and women, help them arrange check-in information, make an appointment for water flight in advance."

"I’ve been fortunate to travel to many islands in the Maldives, but Baa Sand Hotel on Kudarikilu completely stole my heart. It’s not your typical luxury resort—it’s better. It’s real, personal, and full of soul. From the moment I arrived, I felt welcomed like an old friend. The staff—Ali, Hasan, and everyone at the hotel—have a way of making you feel seen and cared for without being overbearing. Every request was met with a smile and genuine warmth. Traveling solo, I usually stay low-key, but here, I found myself chatting with locals, joining a sunset fishing trip, and even hanging out with the parrots at reception (yes, they’re adorable!). The room was spacious, spotless, and surprisingly well-equipped—great water pressure, big comfy bed, strong Wi-Fi, and daily housekeeping that rivals big-name resorts. I also loved the rooftop space and the peaceful garden vibe around the pool. The island itself is small and quiet, with a couple of local shops for snacks and essentials, and a calm beach just a few minutes’ walk away. I swam with manta rays on a half-day trip organised by the hotel and watched baby turtles hatch right on the sand. It felt like a dream. But honestly? What makes this place special isn’t just the scenery—it’s the people. The Baa Sand team delivers something you don’t often find anymore: hospitality with heart. If you’re looking for a peaceful, authentic Maldivian escape with genuine care and comfort, this is the place. I’ll definitely be back—and next time, I’m bringing my friends"

"It was very troublesome to choose an island before. I chose Four Seasons through various comparisons. I read many reviews before and they were not from Ctrip, so it was difficult to get the information I needed. I would like to provide my experience for your reference. 1. Plan and book your itinerary in advance. Ctrip’s self-operated prices are competitive and the service is guaranteed. 2. Booking a meal package is definitely more cost-effective than ordering a la carte. Unless you don’t plan to have lunch or have a late flight and can’t have dinner on the first day, it is recommended to book a meal package as the most cost-effective option, because meals are not cheap. 3. One week before departure, be sure to remember to make an appointment with your hotel for pick-up and drop-off to the island. 4. If you plan to have three meals a day, don’t bring food to the island. Most people won’t be able to finish the set meals they provide. 5. There is a Chinese service. Generally, you can use WeChat to enter your requirements in Chinese. 6. Personally, I think there is no need to participate in sea activities. Just stay in the hotel and snorkel on the shore. 7. Regardless of whether it is the official website or Ctrip.com, as long as it is the same room type but cheaper, no matter it is a sunrise room or any description, as long as it is cheaper, the sea view will be blocked by the breakwater. 8. Don’t always live in a water house. The sand house is more convenient. The water house has a better sea view and snorkeling next to the beach is better. But if you are lucky when snorkeling in the water house, you can see the eagle ray. 9. There are only two restaurants for brunch, but there are more choices for dinner, and everything is delicious. 10. You may or may not give a tip for cleaning. If you want to tip, prepare a dollar or a dollar. You can decide how much you tip. 11. Entry is now visa-free, but you need to declare online 12. The service, environment and food are basically impeccable, but they must be receptive to foreign food. 13. Apart from being expensive, there is nothing wrong with it. If there are many people, they also have a private island that can accommodate more than 20 people. You can contact Baodao 14. The sand along the coast of the sand house is very fine, and the room has direct access to the beach. However, because the sand is very fine, it affects the snorkeling visibility to a certain extent. 15. If you are traveling independently, it is best if you know a little bit of English. If not, translation software will be enough. In conclusion, this island is not a trap, but it is a bit expensive. Booking in advance will be much cheaper."

"Very good holiday island, no children, quiet. The room service was very good, the housekeeper arranged in a well-organized manner, we came to clean as soon as we went out, and replenished enough water. The breakfast and dinner are very rich, the level is very high, satisfied. The only downside is that this time to catch up with the heavy wind and rain, there is no snorkeling and any sea activities. The pick-up service is very good, there is a lounge, at the water airport, some distance from the international airport, there is a car transfer, and the service staff will follow."