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.

Exceptional service. Beautiful island. Great food. This one of the best hotel I have been in my life. You start relaxing very quickly - even despite long flight and head full of thoughts brought from home. Our butler Yana did an excellent job in making sure our stay is perfect. Her sand drawings were very heartwarming. Kids club is great. I would personally add more sport activities to kids club. Especially for kids 8+. All restaurants were great, we personally liked Lagoon bar, Onu and Vakku. Italian place could be better, but it’s a common issue with Italian food in Asia. Children menu was fantastic. Breakfast was also exceptional, they even try to cook syrniki, but no successful so far. We hope this will be fixed next time we visit! :) Island itself is very green and well maintained. Snorkeling experience was above expectations.

This is an amazing little island. The quality of wildlife is outstanding. It has a natural beauty and well worth a visit. The villas are well maintained along with many of the facilities. A beautiful place indeed

It was our fourth time in Maldives in recent years and the resort fulfilled all our expectations in all aspects. Nothing negative, important enough to mention. We stayed at a beach villa.

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.

Everything was perfect. We was here for second time and want to come again in future. Thanks Amilla staff, for lovely holiday.

Very friendly personal and delicious food

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).