Beehive Premier

The hotel is very clean

The Beehive shows a 5m2 room, which is why I was a little curious - but in reality it is much larger. It was tidy, AC and Wifi worked and everything was in good condition. The outdoor areas and the windows would like to be cleaned and cleaned again. Everything looks a bit loveless there. Service was good but had its issues with CTrip. Twice I stood there for a relatively long time and had to wait. At checkout I was also presented with a bill for breakfast included. Everything is usually done via booking. Otherwise a good hotel for one night before you fly/ship further.

Pros: the hotel provides a transfer from the airport and back, which is included in the room rate. There is a toothbrush and toothpaste in the bathroom. We did not like the room we were placed in. It was on the second floor, the front door almost hit the bed when opened. The room was very cramped and stuffy. When the window was opened, there was no ventilation, and it was impossible to sleep with the air conditioner, since it blew on the bed in any mode, and therefore on the whole body and face. It was also very noisy, we did not get a room with a sea view, but on Raiyvilla Hingun Street. There were no slippers, shampoo, conditioner or soap in the room. There was practically no toilet paper left from the previous guests. When we asked for paper at the reception that evening when we checked in, we were told that they would bring a roll, but nothing was brought either in the evening or in the morning. We did not like the breakfast at the hotel. We assumed that there would be a buffet, but there was no choice at all. I would like to see Mas Huni as a breakfast - this is a traditional breakfast in the Maldives, consisting of tuna, onions, coconut and chili. In fact, they brought an omelet, sausages, bread, butter, hash browns, fruits and coffee. In this hotel we were not able to get enough sleep because of the noise and stuffiness, breakfast was also not a success, I only drank coffee and ate bread and butter. In the end, I think that $ 100 per night is expensive for such a service.