Summer Villa Guest House

Sangat tidak puas! Itu penipuan. Orang Tiongkok tidak menipu orang Tiongkok. Saya menyarankan semua orang untuk tidak tertipu! 1. Wisma tamunya standar, desain wastafelnya terlalu mengganggu, bahkan baju pun tidak bisa dicuci. 2. Lokasinya terlalu terpencil, di sebelah penjara. 3. Pelayanan wisma tamunya sangat buruk. Jika Anda perlu memesan makan malam, biayanya $10 per malam, Anda tidak dapat memilih untuk makan satu atau dua malam, Anda harus menginap beberapa malam dan memesan beberapa malam. Tentu saja, makan malam hanya untuk malam pertama, dan kemudian mereka memberi kami berbagai macam makanan yang sulit dijelaskan. Pasir yang menyiram air kembali ke wisma tamu adalah hal yang normal pada hari pertama, namun pada hari kedua hingga hari kelima, pasirnya diubah secara artifisial menjadi sangat halus, sehingga tidak ada cara untuk mencuci pasir, dan kaki kami pun tertutupi oleh pasir. 4. Hal terburuk adalah kami memesan perahu sewaan ke Fulidhoo sehari sebelum kami berangkat, yang disepakati seharga $350, dan dinaikkan menjadi $400 di malam hari. Kami setuju, tetapi pada hari kedua kami diminta untuk mengikuti tur satu hari ke Fulidhoo, dan dikatakan bahwa jika kami tidak mau, kami tidak boleh ikut. Lagi pula, kami tidak dapat menemukan perahu lainnya, dan kami benar-benar tidak menemukannya. Bos yang berhati hitam itu memberi tahu kapal lain untuk tidak membawa kami, dan pada akhirnya kami tetap tidak bisa menghabiskan $400 untuk bergabung dengan kapal! Bahkan kursinya tidak cukup!

馬代居民島，300來塊，也沒求啥，含早餐我也沒吃過…主打一個沖涼睡覺就行啦

We were a group of 6 girls staying in 3 rooms at Summer Villa Guest House in Maafushi Island. While the room rates were quite reasonable, unfortunately, several aspects of our stay were disappointing — especially in terms of hospitality and guest handling. On our first day, we were informed that the buffet breakfast (which was included in our booking) would not be served. Instead, we were offered English breakfast plates per person, which was acceptable at first. However, things got worse on the third day. When we went for breakfast between 8:30 AM and 9:00 AM (breakfast is supposed to be served until 10:00 AM), we found that several items were already finished. We politely requested a refill from a Nepalese staff member, but to our shock, he misbehaved and raised his voice. The food was refilled after 30 minutes, by which time we had no time left to eat and had to leave. The staff said to us, “You’re not even taking the food, why are you asking for refills?” This kind of behavior towards guests is unacceptable, especially when we had very limited time to eat as we were scheduled to catch our speedboat to Malé for our flight. The miscommunication, delay, and rudeness left us extremely frustrated on our final morning. Things escalated further when we checked out. Our luggage was loaded into a separate buggy to be taken to the jetty. However, once we reached the jetty, the hotel staff did not properly hand over the luggage to the speedboat crew. As a result, when we arrived in Malé, we discovered that our luggage was missing. This triggered a stressful 45-minute panic, with multiple calls and back-and-forth communication between the hotel, speedboat operators, and jetty staff in both Maafushi and Malé. We had just 2 to 2.5 hours left before our international flight, and this situation put us under enormous pressure. Thankfully, our luggage was eventually sent on the next speedboat, and we managed to collect it just in time and rushed to the airport immigration. Final Thoughts: The lack of professionalism, poor communication, mismanagement of luggage, and the inappropriate behavior of staff turned what should have been a relaxing vacation into a stressful and unpleasant experience on our last day. The hotel seriously needs to train their staff in guest hospitality and proper coordination for speedboat luggage transfers. We hope they take these points seriously for the comfort and safety of future guests.

Inspite of booking a deluxe room months in advance and requesting a quiet room on an upper floor,we were allotted an inferior room bang in the hotel lobby. A dingy room with No windows. We were told that all the upper rooms are occupied, which was not the case as they were observed haggling with walkin prospective customers later on for those very same rooms. On arrival in the room,one member of the staff knocked and insisted that he be paid the 12 USD green tax ON THE SPOT and INSTANTLY;he was not prepared to wait even a minute. There are other not-so-friendly rules of the hotel . Please avoid. There is also nothing exceptional about the hotel's location. They are also inflexible to any customer requests. The staff are fine but the management needs to wake up. There are much finer hotels in terms of location and surely in terms of customer orientation.

This hotel is a great value for money. Cheap but clean rooms with very helpful staff. Endless supply of coffee and tea :) I enjoyed my stay there. However, you should be warry of a few things; It is almost beside the prison, which isn't as terrible as it sound since they are decorating the gates, and in the furthest point from both local and Bikini beaches. This means quiet area but a long walk to beach (800m or so) Staff are very friendly and helpful, however non of them are locals so sometimes it is difficult to ask about information about the island.

The staff is really nice, the place is comfortable, clean and the breakfast an dinner are excellent. They helped us with the activities we did in maafushi and the airport transfer, everithing was great.