Kanifushi Island Resort a Brand New Maldives Luxury Resort by Atmosphere

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 In search for a new place to relax and enjoy the warm sunny days and cool ocean waters? Look no further than Atmosphere Kanifushi Maldives. This is a brand new Luxury Maldives Resort by Atmosphere, located in the remote Lhaviyani Atoll at a distance of 133km & just a 30 scenic Seaplane flight from Male International Airport. This is a five-star resort, offering 2 km of uninterrupted, white sandy beaches, an expansive turquoise lagoon, lush green vegetation and a natural coral reef. What more could a living person ask for?!

Atmosphere is an exciting, new ‟Indian Ocean resort brand‟, promoted by the renowned Maldivian resort development & research group – Eon Resorts.

There are 150 elegantly designed ‘sunset view’ villas built among coconut groves and tropical vegetation, where you can enjoy maximum privacy relax while having direct access to the unspoiled coastline. Yes, You just walk right out and there it is.. the blue ocean, just waiting for you. Atmosphere Kanifushi Maldives is definitely a haven of exclusivity and extravagance.

You may opt out for one of the four different villa types being offered. Choices available? Well, there are villas with open-air bathrooms, private outdoor areas, internet access and a range of hi-tech amenities; spacious junior suites with an additional lounge area. You may opt out for interconnected family villas or pool villas with a large veranda and private pool. There’s everything you could ever wish for, whether we’re talking about couples, friends, families and honeymooners alike. [Villa Types of Atmosphere Kanifushi]

If chillin’ is more than you need in your life, leisure facilities include the Akiri Spa and the resort’s PADI licensed dive centre, giving you the opportunity to discover the island’s underwater treasures. International dining options such as specialty Asian Fusion Cuisine are guaranteed to satisfy even the most refined taste buds. You’d better decide quickly, Atmosphere Kanifushi Maldives Resort since this resort is due to open in 15th December 2013.

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Greetings from Newtown Inn (feel affordable luxury)

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Newtown Inn was opened on 24th November 2013. It is a 10 room boutique style guesthouse, offering a level of service, which will make our guests feel that they are staying in a 5 star hotel (feel affordable luxury).

Newtown Inn is located in the developing town of Hulhumale, which is just 10 minutes by car or bus from Ibrahim Nasir International Airport.
Newtown Inn offers luxury and affordable accommodation plus the freedom to live like a local and experience the real taste of Indian food served in an Indian style boutique restaurant (Bombay Dharubaar) on the ground floor of the guesthouse.

We would like to offer you the opportunity to add Newtown Inn to your property portfolio but before doing so invite you to experience ‘affordable luxury’ for yourself by inviting you to meet with us and discover what we can offer your clients.

Please contact me in order to arrange a convenient time and date.

We look forward to welcoming you to Newtown Inn and we hope that we can have a mutual prosperous business partnership.

Kind Regards

Hussain Afeef
Frontdesk Officer

NEWTOWN INN
HULHUMALE 23000
REP OF MALDIVES
TELE: +960 3358696 FAX: +960 3358697
EMAIL: info@newtowninn.com
WEB: www.newtowninn.com
FACEBOOK: www.facebook.com/MaldivesNewtowninn

Constance Halaveli Maldives, Global Winner of the Luxury Island Resort 2013

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Constance Halaveli Maldives has been awarded “Global-winner – Luxury Island Resort 2013” at the World Luxury Hotel Awards.

The World Luxury Hotel Awards stands testimony to the dedication, enthusiasm and leadership that is shown in the high demand luxury hotel industry.

The World Luxury Hotel Awards recognize and thereby maintain overall service excellence by building staff morale since success is down to the combined effort of a hotel’s entire team. Acknowledgement of committed quality customer care is important to maintain a persistant level of service. Evidence shows that a guest feel confident when booking a World Luxury Hotel award as they are voted for by both industry experts and guests.

The criteria to be successfully nominated & included in the official World Luxury Hotel Awards voting process is overall service excellence. Only hotels, lodges & resorts operating in a luxury niche market are able to participate in the World Luxury Hotel Awards. The World Luxury Hotel Awards focus only on the luxury hotel sector and do not recognize any other areas of the travel industry.

In the tradition of the Golden Globes and the Academy Awards, The World Luxury Hotel Awards are the world’s most prestigious & exclusive Awards recognizing the best facilities and service excellence the hotel industry has to offer.

The World Luxury Hotel Awards celebrate ‘legends’. By association, A winner-hotel within the World Luxury Hotel Awards, becomes part of the very rare ‘legendary hotel’ association.




A work of art in the Maldives

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New resort Cheval Blanc Randheli is asserting its cultural clout by unveiling a series of Vincent Beaurin artworks throughout its villas

It may be the smallest nation in Asia in terms of population (fewer than 400,000) and distance (less than 190 miles), but when it comes to luxury hotels, the Maldives punches well above its weight. Already more than 90 of its 1,190-odd islands are private resorts, and the coming months see more key openings. The first is Cheval Blanc Randheli, which opens in the Noonu Atoll on November 15. A 45-minute flight from Malé, the resort is reached by its own liveried Twin Otter De Haviland seaplane.

The hotel is the second to open under the auspices of the newish Cheval Blanc hospitality brand, operated by Louis Vuitton Möet Hennessy Hotel Management. The company is named after the rare and revered St Emilion premier cru, so of course all the usual attributes of a very expensive, very exclusive island paradise are in place.

Each of the villas, designed by the Belgian-born doyen of Asian-influenced hotel design Jean-Michel Gathy, has its own 41ft (12.5m) pool. Yannick Alléno, who held three Michelin stars when he oversaw the dining room at Le Meurice in Paris, was initially slated to take charge of the kitchens; his successor has yet to be named but will no doubt be of similar calibre. There are tennis courts, a golf simulator, a Guerlain spa, a yacht, a dhoni… Everything is in the best possible taste, except perhaps the pointlessly pretentious decision to call the concierges “alchemists” and the butlers “majordomes” (sic).

So far, so irresistibly lovely. But what raises the hotel above the ordinarily glorious is a substantial body of work it has commissioned from the French artist Vincent Beaurin. Asked to produce a work – a soaring copper arch – to mark the entrance to the property, as well as a series of pieces to hang one apiece in each of the 45 villas, his thoughts turned to the landscape, but the Maldives’ Islamic culture meant his creations could not be too figurative. “I found the need to avoid anything figurative challenging but also liberating,” he told me in Paris last summer at an exhibition of this body of work shortly before it was shipped east. “In Islam, they discovered abstraction in the seventh century. In the occident, we had to wait until the 20th.” The other challenge put to him was a demand that each work be visible from a distance of 91ft (28m) – the length from the door of each villa to its back wall.

His solution was to produce a series of raised rounds, 11 inches (28cm) in diameter, that protrude from the walls rather as the island rises above the ocean. Each was carved by hand from polystyrene, a material he likes because “it looks very heavy, but is light”. Then, one by one, he painted them in epoxy resin, and sifted, using a domestic sieve, a mix of ground marble and quartz sand that had been tinted an array of colours. Each shade was applied individually, and the effect is mesmerising - photographs do them no justice. Each displays a range of colours that at their simplest level recall the Maldivian landscape but at their most complex speak of Goethe’s colour theories and the spectrum that makes up light.

Beaurin, incidentally, was commissioned by the modish Parisian curator Hervé Mikaeloff, whose clients include the Espace Culturel Louis Vuitton and the Art District gallery at the Raffles-run Royal Monceau in Paris. But let’s hope Cheval Blanc keep him busy too. The first hotel of this name may have opened in Courchevel (you can’t miss it; it has a huge a mirrored horse sculpture by Bruno Peinado by its entrance) in 2006, but a further three are in development. It would be great if they were to take their art as seriously as this one has.

Rooms at Cheval Blanc Randheli start from $1,300 (£810) a night

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Park Hyatt Maldives Hadahaa achieves 'Silver EarthCheck' certification for second year

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One of only 6 resorts in the Maldives – and 212 resorts globally – to be certified to the internationally recognised EarthCheck company standards


Park Hyatt Maldives Hadahaa, located in the heart of one of the largest and deepest natural atolls in the world, has achieved Silver EarthCheck Certification for the second consecutive year – making it one of the few resorts worldwide to gain such recognition.. 

Park Hyatt Maldives Hadahaa was the first property in the Maldives to follow the EarthCheck Planning and Design Standards during construction, which resulted in the resort becoming bronze benchmarked in 2009 by EarthCheck – the world's leading sustainable travel and tourism certification organisation. Following an extensive audit in 2012, the resort reached the programme’s coveted Silver certification, and in 2013 was recognised for a second year, firmly placing the resort as a leader in the unique worldwide group of sustainable tourism operators. Maldives Resorts

As the Hyatt Group’s first sustainable tourism development, one of the primary objectives was to ensure that the resort was planned, designed and constructed in an environmentally sensitive manner. In addition, it also required that during operation, the resort should take great care to minimise its effect on the environment, enhance the Maldivian experience and to be as energy efficient as possible – a responsibility that the resort still places as a priority today.

Following the EarthCheck assessment in 2013, Park Hyatt Maldives Hadahaa was highly commended for our use of reusable glass bottles for drinking water, which is bottled onsite reducing plastic bottle waste by approximately 100,000 per year. EarthCheck also identified that the apparent awareness of our staff on environmental initiatives was highly commendable.

Ciara McCarten, Resident Marine Biologist and EarthCheck Coordinator commented: “We are extremely proud to be one of only 6 resorts in the Maldives to have reached this level, and are delighted that our ongoing commitment to the environment has been recognised by EarthCheck. We are aware that we have a big responsibility to continue our growth as a sustainable company, and we will therefore continue to work closely with EarthCheck to maintain and develop our environmental and social responsibility programmes.”

In April 2013, Park Hyatt Maldives Hadahaa was recognised in the ‘Best Sustainable Hotel’ category at the Asia Pacific Hotel Awards, receiving an international 5* award for their ongoing commitment to the environment. This achievement also follows the latest Hyatt Thrive initiative, the company’s global corporate responsibility platform, which focuses on community development work in the fields of education, the environment and promoting the cultural heritage of southern Maldives.

Luxury at its best, an awesome VIDEO of Viceroy Maldives

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