Best Vommuli Hotels

"The island is a little small, the environment is ok, the service needs to be improved, and the bad thing is that the water in the room is the lowest price mineral water in the ordinary bottle. We also pay for the water of the voss. If you look down the date, it is a month. It’s expired, and many things in the hotel are expiring soon. This shouldn’t be the international brand hotel. Another Fairmont room has all the water voss available for free..."

"Because I was considering eating and drinking on the island after I hit the road, I chose this high-end Italian brand. Sure enough, the Italian food lived up to expectations. The Italian bread at the buffet was delicious, and the ham, cheese, and pizza were all very good. The decoration style of this hotel is more Mediterranean style. The bathroom has a semi-open roof and good lighting. Don't worry, both the shower room and toilet have roofs. There are three restaurants in total, buffet, Italian restaurant (on the second floor of the swimming pool), and Japanese restaurant. Japanese food will be disappointing for Shanghai tourists. The sushi rice is like ice cubes, and the sashimi is just local tuna and salmon, with very few varieties. The Russians are said to be very happy. The advantage is that you can snorkel just outside the beach house, so you don’t have to spend money to go elsewhere. The disadvantage is that all the waiters, regardless of their yellow skin, speak English, and their service to Asians is obviously cold. On the contrary, the local waiters are very serious and run around before and after. It is customary to tip here, and no one will force you if you don't. I saw many foreigners tipping for breakfast. Bring $1-5 for this and just do as the Romans do. This hotel has an agreement with the seaplane company and requires flying to the island. There is a mandatory fee of US$480 per person. This should be taken into account within the budget."

"The hotel itself is very nice, the rooms and everything. The only problem is that it is far from Male airport. This resulted in a very late arrival at the island on the first day (6pm). We left very early on the last day (1pm) and had only 10 minutes for lunch on the last day because we had to wait for the seaplane in advance. Also, the seaplane is very expensive."

"This is an unforgettable trip. Small and beautiful island, good snorkeling conditions, lots of fish. The beach is also very fine, with a small tail, flour-level beach. The staff are very warm and friendly, and greet everyone they see, especially my butler Nafiz, who is very professional, considerate and thoughtful, and gave us a great experience. Looking forward to having the opportunity to go again."

"I was very pleased with the room. I was also very pleased with the island, having chosen one with fewer people. The food was also good. The service was also quite good. However, I gave it the lowest rating for service, and it wasn't specifically because of the staff! They were all very nice. Here's why. Before booking, my wife saw a video of the sunset view from your villa and was deeply impressed. She desperately wanted to experience it for herself, so she insisted on choosing your hotel for our vacation. To accommodate her wishes, I specifically booked a Deluxe Water Pool Villa for four consecutive nights, rather than the ”two nights in a sand villa and two nights in a water villa” combination that many guests choose. This decision was made solely to increase the chances of getting a sunset-facing room. We've also stayed at other Maldivian islands that clearly distinguish between sunrise and sunset rooms, making the choice clear and the price difference relatively close. Therefore, since your hotel doesn't have this type of room category or option, we've specifically emailed to request it. We hope you will understand and accommodate this. After booking, I sent three emails, each one sincerely requesting a sunset-facing villa, clearly stating that this was our only and most important request. I also stated in my emails that if four consecutive nights weren't possible, even a change of rooms midway through, and only two nights in a sunset-facing room would be acceptable. Your response consistently stated, ”We'll do our best to accommodate your request.” For the reasons I mentioned above, I assumed it was at least an internal coordination issue. To avoid causing any inconvenience for the hotel, I sent my emails ten days in advance. I assumed this modest request would be accommodated. However, throughout our entire communication process, no one informed us that a sunset-facing room required an additional fee to confirm. It wasn't until we arrived that the hotel staff first informed us that other guests had already secured a sunset-facing room by paying an additional fee. If this information had been made clear during our reservation or email correspondence, we would have been fully willing to pay the required fee to ensure this sole request was fulfilled. However, during our stay, we weren't even offered a sunset-facing villa for a single night. Initially, we were disappointed, but not furious. After all, we understood the limited room options on the island and were willing to sympathize with the hotel's difficulties in arranging them. But what was truly unacceptable was that during our last two days, while chatting with several guests, we learned that they hadn't requested any room type preferences, yet had been assigned sunset-facing rooms at a lower price than ours. Furthermore, we had repeatedly requested a single night, yet we weren't even offered one. This contrast left us feeling not only disappointed but also deeply neglected. This prompted me to raise some serious questions: 1. If sunset rooms can be reserved for an additional fee, why didn't the hotel proactively inform us after we explicitly asked three times? 2. If it's not possible to pay extra, why were others offered them without even asking? 3. If everything was just a matter of luck, then what was the point of my three sincere communications? We paid a higher price, expressed our single preference upfront, and yet were completely ignored. Seeing others easily secure their accommodations while our repeated requests yielded no results was more than just a failure to meet expectations; it felt like a perfunctory and indifferent experience. We are not picky guests. On the contrary, we had full trust in your hotel, which is why we repeatedly proactively communicated and sincerely expressed our requests. We only hope that in the future, your hotel will be more forthright, transparent, and responsible in addressing customer requests. Especially when faced with such a unique and reasonable request, you can clearly provide real options, rather than a vague ”we'll do our best to accommodate.” I will copy the hotel's official service review. I hope the hotel will respond positively to this matter. Even if it is impossible to remedy the regret now, you should provide a convincing explanation."