Welcome to the Maldives! This low lying tropical nation is home to hundreds of islands, some of which are home to luxury resorts whose mission is to create the best island stay possible. Because of this, each resort actively competes with the next to attract visitors. Though this may cause more work for the resorts, this is fantastic for potential guests as you'll be certain to get the best of the best when it comes to amenities, activities and service.

When choosing a resort, those who seek endless choices during their stay will find paradise in the Meeru Island Resort. Here guests will find countless amenities and dining options to enjoy, making each new day at the resort as exciting as the one before. Even better? All this can be enjoyed at prices starting out at US$317 per night for two people.

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The Deal

An overwater villa at the Meeru Island Resort for US$317 (taxes and resort fees extra) per night for two people.


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The Details

Available through Agoda, this particular nightly rate is great for those who are looking for a tropical Maldives experience without breaking the bank. However, this rate is only available during the month of May, with rates peaking during other parts of the year. This means that you’ll want to book your stay at the the Meeru Island Resort through Agoda as soon as your travel plans permit. This way you’ll be able to book the exact room of your choice before another potential guest grabs it first.


Large rooms with a tropical feel

All together, guests will find that there are 106 overwater villas to choose from. These luxury styled rooms come in 3 different categories- water villas, jacuzzi water villas and 2 overwater honeymoon suites. Although these rooms do differ in both size and amenities, each and everyone comes with Wi-Fi, an entertainment system, a large bedroom/living area with plenty of space to walk and store luggage, a stocked mini bar alongside a personal refrigerator, tropical plants and a partially open-air bathroom with a shower. Guests will also find an outside terrace complete with chaise lounges, a shade umbrella and stairs that lead straight into the ocean below for easy access.

A grand assortment of restaurants and activities

If you’re one who loves choices, you’ll find plenty at the Meeru Island Resort. Food lovers will find several different types of restaurants to choose from, each offering a different cuisine choice, making it so that you could easily switch up your dining experience every day of your stay. In addition, there is a variety of bars to choose from, with one next to the pool and better yet, one located over the water. Those who fancy a coffee in the morning will also find a resort coffee shop to enjoy.

 

Adding to the vast amount of choices available at this resort, guests will find plenty of activities to choose from, both on land and in the ocean. Some of the more popular ones include table tennis, billiards, golf and the golf range, tennis, snorkeling, scuba diving, garden tours and the on-site nature trail. Guests will also find a sunset cruise, island hopping and various fishing excursions throughout the day, including a deep sea trip. After a day of activities and exploration, guests are invited to relax at the Duniye Spa.


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  2. Thank goodness – people talking sense about this issue! I hope in future more resorts for adults only will open.

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  3. I noticed these comments were posted before the adults-only resort I’m staying at next year opened, but one does exist now! Thank you for posting it in a different list on this site. I’m going on my honeymoon and was very particular about choosing a resort that would be peaceful.

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  5. I totally agree
    Being a teacher, I work with kids all the time. There are times I don’t want to see or hear them at all. I’m happy to pay top dollar for the luxury, peace and quiet so why should I feel guilty for not wanting kids around?

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    1. Nino,

      I agree. Some people are sensitive about this subject and that’s why I mentioned it at the top, but I think the majority of people agree with us that adults should have the freedom to spend a holiday without little kids around if we like. Thank you. -Roger

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  6. I don’t understand why you’re pussy-footing around and making this a "sensitive" subject. Kids are noisy and disruptive at resorts. Many people don’t want to holiday with children around. The only people who are upset by this are parents who think their little darlings are so wonderful that everyone loves them. Wrong.

    We’re a couple with time and money and we seek-out resorts with no guests under 16 (or preferably under-18). There’s no shame in that, and there’s no need to be shy about promoting it.

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    1. I totally agree with you. I avoid anywhere where there are likely to be kids as they completely ruin the ambience and peace and we pay top dollar for a break and don’t deserve having to put up with other people’s problem brats.

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