LUX* North Male Atoll, Maldives
Our Opinion
Mauritian hotelier LUX* will open their second Maldives resort in February 2019. LUX* North Male Atoll will offer guests an alternative to the hugely popular LUX* South Ari Atoll, but just a 60 minute speedboat ride from Male.
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Special Offers
January Sales 2018/19 Offer - Meal Plan Upgrade Offer (BB=HB or HB=FB)
2019 Launch Offer (Feb-Oct)
2019-20 30% Stay Longer Special Offer (11-20 nts)
2019-20 20% Stay Longer Special Offer (4-6 nts)
2019-20 35% Stay Longer Special Offer (21 nts+)
2019-20 25% Stay Longer Special Offer (7-10 nts)
2019-20 Honeymoon & Anniversary Special Offer - 60% Spouse Discount
2019-20 Honeymoon & Anniversary Benefits
Summary
With a marketing strapline of 'minimal travel, maximum luxury', LUX* North Male Atoll will disrupt the Maldivian mould - instead of traditional thatched villas, the resort will offer over-sized one, two and three-bedroom penthouse-style residences with a vibrant South Beach influence.
Elegantly styled by Singapore-based design group Miaja, each curvaceous pavilion promises its own private pool, breezy indoor-outdoor living spaces and wraparound decking. All of the double-storey beachfront and ocean villas will boast a living area of at least 350sqm and, on top, a 120sqm private deck/terrace elevated at 5 metres above the island or lagoon. Five of the Overwater Residences will also have a private yacht-docking facility at the villa terrace!
Consider this setting a new benchmark for pampering Indian Ocean holidays and honeymoons; this lavish one-hotel island retreat forms part of the most significant developments since the group’s rebranding a few years ago, creating a different kind of luxury; hospitality that is Lighter. Brighter.
Construction of the new five-star, 60-villa luxury fantasy-island resort started in September 2014 and is expected to be complete in January 2019. The original LUX* Maldives resort is now named LUX* South Ari Atoll.
Resort features will include an overwater spa, PADI dive centre and watersports, Big Green Egg ceramic barbecues, an ocean-view rooftop bar, big-screen cinema, SONOS sound and streaming, and a yoga plinth.
Two world-class restaurants, signature LUX* beach club Beach Rouge, Café LUX*, the bar and wine cave complete the offering.
Just an hour by speedboat from Malé and its international airport, LUX* North Malé Atoll is only 31 nautical miles (56 kilometres) north of the capital.
Elegantly styled by Singapore-based design group Miaja, each curvaceous pavilion promises its own private pool, breezy indoor-outdoor living spaces and wraparound decking. All of the double-storey beachfront and ocean villas will boast a living area of at least 350sqm and, on top, a 120sqm private deck/terrace elevated at 5 metres above the island or lagoon. Five of the Overwater Residences will also have a private yacht-docking facility at the villa terrace!
Consider this setting a new benchmark for pampering Indian Ocean holidays and honeymoons; this lavish one-hotel island retreat forms part of the most significant developments since the group’s rebranding a few years ago, creating a different kind of luxury; hospitality that is Lighter. Brighter.
Construction of the new five-star, 60-villa luxury fantasy-island resort started in September 2014 and is expected to be complete in January 2019. The original LUX* Maldives resort is now named LUX* South Ari Atoll.
Resort features will include an overwater spa, PADI dive centre and watersports, Big Green Egg ceramic barbecues, an ocean-view rooftop bar, big-screen cinema, SONOS sound and streaming, and a yoga plinth.
Two world-class restaurants, signature LUX* beach club Beach Rouge, Café LUX*, the bar and wine cave complete the offering.
Just an hour by speedboat from Malé and its international airport, LUX* North Malé Atoll is only 31 nautical miles (56 kilometres) north of the capital.
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