How to book Maldives B&B

Matters needing attention in Maldives accommodation

1. Most hotels in Maldives only have big beds and no double rooms. So if you apply for a double room, the hotel may add a bed to the queen bed room as a temporary double room.

When you check in, the hotel may ask you to fill in the registration form. If you apply for a honeymoon package before departure, remember to mark "honeymoon" on the form. Usually, in order to verify the authenticity of the honeymoon, the hotel will also ask you to show the original marriage certificate within six months.

3. The check-in time of Maldivian hotels is usually from 12: 00 to 14: 00. Generally speaking, if you arrive at the hotel before the check-in time, just wait in the lobby; If you check in early, the hotel may add a certain fee as appropriate.

4. The check-out time of Maldives Resort Hotel is usually from 10: 00 to 12: 00. Remember to check in with the hotel in advance. If you need to use the room after the specified time, you need to contact the reception desk in the lobby and ask the front desk for extra fees.

During the stay, the hotel waiter will clean the room every day. If you are not in the room, remember to store your wallet or other valuables in the safe and close the doors and windows. If the room doesn't need cleaning, you can hang a "Do Not Disturb" sign or inform the room attendant in advance.

6. There are usually various drinks and snacks in the mini-bar or refrigerator in the guest room. Remember to confirm whether to charge before use. Hotel TVs often have paid programs, so it is best to know the charging standards in advance before using them.

7. Generally speaking, resort hotels in Maldives will offer three kinds of meal quotations for free choice:

A. Breakfast BB: It only includes the daily breakfast during the check-in, and the lunch box dinner needs to be booked by yourself after going to the island;

B. Half-meal HB: including breakfast and dinner every day during check-in, and lunch should be booked by yourself after going to the island;

C. Full meal FB: including three meals a day during the stay.