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Amber Beach Hotel
CITY HOTELS · Hulhumalé, Kaafu, Hulhumalé
Amber Beach Hotel
A 20-room boutique hotel on the Hulhumalé shoreline, with a balcony for every room
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About
Amber Beach Hotel is a boutique beachfront hotel on the Hulhumalé shoreline, with beach access and about 10 minutes from Velana International Airport. It has just 20 guest rooms in four categories, and every room has a private balcony looking over the city or out to the sea, along with air conditioning, a smart TV, a minibar, an espresso machine, an in-room safe and high-speed Wi-Fi. The Red Snapper Reserve serves breakfast, lunch and dinner, plus specialty coffee. Small and close to both the beach and the airport, it suits couples and solo travellers who want a relaxed first or last night in the Maldives with the sea right outside, and the hotel can arrange your airport transfer.
Rooms
Deluxe Queen Room with City View & Balcony
Queen-bed room with a private balcony over the city.
Deluxe King Room with Partial Sea View & Balcony
King-bed room with a private balcony and a partial view of the sea.
Deluxe Queen Room with Sea View & Balcony
Queen-bed room with a private balcony facing the sea.
Deluxe King Room with Sea View & Balcony
King-bed room with a private balcony facing the sea.
Dining & facilities
The Red Snapper Reserve serves breakfast, lunch and dinner, along with specialty coffee. All rooms have a private balcony, air conditioning, a smart TV, a minibar, an espresso machine, an in-room safe and high-speed Wi-Fi.
Things to do
With beach access from the hotel, Hulhumalé's long public beach is the natural place to spend spare hours, for a swim or an evening stroll. The island's cafés and parks are easy to explore, and Malé, the capital, is a short drive away.
Getting There
About 10 minutes from Velana International Airport; the hotel offers an airport transfer.
Good to know
Ideal for a first or last night near the airport. Hulhumalé is a local city island: alcohol is not served, and modest clothing is expected in the streets.
