The Ritz-Carlton Maldives.

Why is the artificial island Ritz-Carlton so charming? |||It is well known that the Ritz-Carlton Maldives owned by Marriott is a very famous artificial island. Then a series of questions followed. Artificial island? So there must be no snorkeling? Is the beach nice? Dense vegetation? xxxxx? But the experience of this trip has broken my previous understanding of artificial islands. First of all, the exterior of the Ritz-Carlton rooms are all circular in design, including the water houses and sand houses. It can be said that it is difficult to see designs that are not circular on this island. The houses you can see restaurants, spas, and even the towels used in the spa center are all circular in shape. The circular design is a double-edged sword: either the photo is extremely beautiful or it is just a waste of time. As for food and beverage, there are a total of 5 restaurants on the island. The Chinese restaurant has a chef from Guangzhou. The taste is not particularly amazing, and compared with the nearby Baidian Island, it is slightly inferior, but you can take a speedboat which leaves once an hour to go to Baidian for dinner. As for the service, almost everyone on the island will say hello to you politely when and where they see you. Whether it is staff or foreign tourists, you will find that there is no sense of barriers between everyone on this island. In addition, I was also amazed by the turndown service of Ritz. Having stayed in so many hotels, this is the only one whose turndown service I can't complain about. As for the beach area that everyone has been concerned about, the staff are cleaning it all the time, including at 12:00 noon. The softness of the sand is as good as other natural islands. Speaking of snorkeling, if tourists want to snorkel in this budget-level hotel, they must consider going out to sea for snorkeling. This time, we were arranged to go out to sea for 15 minutes by speedboat to snorkel Daniu Island. Snorkeling near the water house in Haringili, we also saw sea turtles and pairs of fish. If I have to find faults, 1. The pool in the room is too shallow and it hurts your feet. But I heard from the management that the Maldivian government stipulates that newly built swimming pools must be 1m deep, so people should pay attention to their personal safety. 2-The housekeeper's response speed needs to be emphasized again. That's all. If your budget is sufficient. I want to enjoy and let go of some burdens. Just to be with my family and children. Then choosing Ritz-Carlton will not be a problem