Park Hyatt Maldives Hadahaa

© Park Hyatt Maldives Hadahaa

Ah, far from it all...

In the south of the Maldives archipelago, on a small island between a white sandy beach and lush vegetation, lies a recently established haven of peace tinged with modernity, the Park Hyatt Maldives Hadahaa. Its 50 luxury villas have been designed in harmony with their natural environment by the renowned architect Chan Soo Khian. Set in the Gaafu Alifu Atoll, 400 km south of Malé, 50 splendid villas take shape around the small paradise island of Hadahaa. Depending on your preferences, you can choose a 100m² island villa, a 120m² island villa with a pool, or a 110m² water villa on stilts. Each villa has been crafted from wood and natural stone, and offers a private terrace, a bedroom with a lounge area, and a bathroom open to the natural elements. The contemporary minimalist decor, blended with indigenous touches, allows ample light to flood in, creating a delightful sense of space. You will appreciate the PADI dive centre, the 2 swimming pools, the 2 restaurants, and the Vidhun Spa. The Park Hyatt is a true gem that blends seamlessly into a setting of palm trees, coconut trees, banyans, and tropical flowers, successfully blurring the boundaries that separate it from the ocean.

STYLE

The hotel is resolutely modernist while employing noble local materials such as wood and thatch

SITUATION

On the Gaafu Alifu Atoll, 1 hour by domestic flight from Malé followed by a 30-minute speedboat ride

CAPACITY

50 villas, including 14 overwater and 36 on the beach

HIGHLIGHTS

The Park Hyatt is a signature hotel by the architect Soo Chan, who designed it in harmony with its original environment

THE EXPERIENCES

  • On the water: Kayaking, snorkelling, diving, excursion to other islands, traditional fishing, dolphin watching, sunset cruise
  • On Earth: Cookery lessons, swimming pool, gym, yoga classes and treatments at the Vidhun Spa
  • Beach picnics and private dinners

THE EXTRAORDINARY

The Park Hyatt has successfully created a strong concept that brilliantly combines luxury and ethics. Its holistic approach to wellbeing allows the mind, body and soul to find balance in an elegant and eco-friendly setting. With only 50 villas, it is a dream retreat that one would love to teleport to at the slightest bout of the blues.

ETHICS

The Park Hyatt is the first hotel in the Maldives to adhere to Green Globe certification standards in its construction and operation. It was designed to collect rainwater and minimise its impact on the environment (preservation of foliage and coral, waste management).