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We stayed at the resort for 3 nights. The food was delicious in all the restaurants. We enjoyed Thai cuisine, local cuisine, and international cuisine. The staff went out of their way to meet any and all of our requests. What we enjoyed the most is the calm and relaxing atmosphere of the resort and the proximity to the airport in Male. We took all inclusive meal plan which worked perfectly for us. The spa facilities are also excellent.

Very private and class service

Lovely property within close walking distance to quiet seaside town. Although a large property you don't encounter a lot of other guests. Excellent food.

Lovely property within close walking distance to quiet seaside town. Although a large property you don't encounter a lot of other guests. Excellent food.

We stayed at the resort for 3 nights. The food was delicious in all the restaurants. We enjoyed Thai cuisine, local cuisine, and international cuisine. The staff went out of their way to meet any and all of our requests. What we enjoyed the most is the calm and relaxing atmosphere of the resort and the proximity to the airport in Male. We took all inclusive meal plan which worked perfectly for us. The spa facilities are also excellent.

Very private and class service

Lovely property within close walking distance to quiet seaside town. Although a large property you don't encounter a lot of other guests. Excellent food.

It was great location

One night in Jordan, on my birthday, and the Eaton gave me exactly what I like in a hotel: a pulse. You walk in and the eighties are playing loud everywhere — not background noise, the real thing. I even heard Tears for Fears' "Head Over Heels," an undervalued classic, which tells you everything about the taste of the place. It's funky without trying too hard. The room came with twin beds when I'd asked for one big bed — one word to the staff and the beds were joined, no drama, no attitude. Then the surprise: a birthday cake and a card from the assistant manager. That's old-school hospitality, the kind you don't see much anymore, and it meant something on a birthday far from home. Location is perfect for Kowloon life — Nathan Road, Jordan MTR a minute away, Temple Street around the corner. Fair warning: this is not a hushed, silent hotel. It's alive, and that's the point. If you want a hotel with music in its veins and people who actually care, stay here. I will again.

One night in Jordan, on my birthday, and the Eaton gave me exactly what I like in a hotel: a pulse. You walk in and the eighties are playing loud everywhere — not background noise, the real thing. I even heard Tears for Fears' "Head Over Heels," an undervalued classic, which tells you everything about the taste of the place. It's funky without trying too hard. The room came with twin beds when I'd asked for one big bed — one word to the staff and the beds were joined, no drama, no attitude. Then the surprise: a birthday cake and a card from the assistant manager. That's old-school hospitality, the kind you don't see much anymore, and it meant something on a birthday far from home. Location is perfect for Kowloon life — Nathan Road, Jordan MTR a minute away, Temple Street around the corner. Fair warning: this is not a hushed, silent hotel. It's alive, and that's the point. If you want a hotel with music in its veins and people who actually care, stay here. I will again.

All the staff at this hotel bends backwards for you, they are extremely friendly, helpful, polite and very professional. We knowwhere to come next time without hesitation. We've been all over the world and this hotel sets apartfrom the others. Thank you.