Adaaran Club Rannalhi

A truly charming small island featuring a single hotel resort. It boasts a fantastic dining spot, two bars with sea views, and two-story thatched residences that are cleaned twice daily. The upper floors are accessed by a steep staircase, which might be challenging for individuals with mobility concerns. The staff are friendly and helpful.

I visited this place as a day visitor and found it to be quite beautiful. They had a good lineup of daytime activities, and both the food and drinks were excellent. The beach was nice, although I wished the water was clearer and there were no rock beds, which would have made entering the sea a better experience. The staff was friendly and knowledgeable, but they struggled when something unusual happened—it rained heavily, and they didn't know how or where to provide sheltered space for drinks and snacks, which was inconvenient for everyone there. Overall, the island is worth a visit if you're in the Maldives for an extended stay, but you can definitely skip it if you have to choose only a few places to visit.

I went on a day tour from 9am to 5pm and had a great time. The location is fantastic with pristine, clear water and a perfect mix of trees providing shade and sandy areas for sunshine. There were plenty of chairs available for lounging with beach towels. The food was good, though the variety was limited, and I had hoped for more seafood options. The drinks were a bit too watery for my taste. The snorkeling spot was amazing; I saw a wide variety of fish very close to the shore. I also tried canoeing. Overall, it was a good experience.

Stunning location - it's the Maldives, after all! The resort offers good value for the price. While it may not be as luxurious or exclusive as some of the pricier options, it provides a reasonable experience. We stayed in a bungalow; although the rooms are showing their age, they are still acceptable and well-maintained. The staff were generally helpful and friendly, with a special mention to our waiter, Mahmood, who was a delight. The spa is excellent, and Sutini was very professional. However, there was a significant issue with the activities, and management's response was inadequate.

The rooms were cleaned twice a day, but there was a persistent bad smell coming from the bathroom. The meals offered are good, with a big selection that rotates over the week. The location is good but isolated. It's great for relaxing and disconnecting, but all the activities are overpriced, leaving you with little to do except snorkeling. Overall, our stay was enjoyable. Four nights are more than enough since there wasn't anything reasonably priced to do.