House Clover

I stayed here with my family of seven (about 7 years ago) before and after our stay at a resort in the Maldives. ・There was a room with two queen-size beds (like a family room) (and it was reasonably priced), ・There was a spacious shared space (living room and dining space) on each floor, and ・Maldivian food was served for breakfast. I chose this place for these reasons, and it was a great choice. ・The bedroom and bathroom were quite compact, but they had everything we needed and were very clean. ・There were only about three rooms on each floor, so we were able to use the large shared space at our leisure. ・There was also a washing machine and a balcony overlooking the cityscape of Male. ・The mas huni (a mixture of tuna, coconut flakes, etc.) at breakfast was refreshing, easy to eat, and addictively delicious. ・We could speak Japanese. (Apparently the husband's wife is Japanese.) If I ever visit a resort island in the Maldives again, I would like to stay here again before and after.

It is convenient because you can walk to the ferry terminal in front of MMA in 5 minutes. The accommodation is simple with a backpacker feel. Although there is a problem with the water supply, it is kept clean. It's fine for one night stay, but I don't feel like staying for many nights. We will pick you up from the airport for 10 USD (excluding tax). I think it is convenient for people with a lot of luggage. There is a 1 liter plastic bottle and plenty of tea and coffee in the room. The staff are friendly and kind. I was a solo female traveler, but I had no worries.

My girlfriend and I stayed at this hotel in the Maldives on our way back to Sri Lanka. This is our first time staying here during our backpacking trip, and we had not decided where to stay before. Perhaps it is the coral reef that brings unique customs and customs here, so it attracts us. If you didn't book this hotel through a regular agency, it would be difficult to come here. Most of the customers here are upper-class people, and all their things are taken care of (even travel is by private yacht or seaplane), but for some poor tourists, these are still a lot of inconveniences Yes, the hotel needs to be improved... Male Island is the most densely populated city I have ever seen. The overall planning of this city is a square, which makes population flow even more inconvenient. If you want to go out from the hotel, I suggest you always turn left when going out, so there will be fewer people. If you are on the street leading to the pier (passing the mosque), it will take 10 minutes to walk to the pier. It takes another 10 minutes to take the ferry to the airport. The hotel itself is a large green apartment building (all buildings in Marxism-Leninism City are like this). It is full of small hotel signs, so don't be fooled by it. After entering the building, the front desk staff will give customers refreshing drinks, and then they can take the elevator upstairs. There are also many travel brochures introducing Male Islands and Maldives in the hotel. Everything in the hotel was kept clean and the staff were helpful but not smiling all the time. They will do their best to make their guests happy with their stay. The hotel has connections with many agencies so diving trips to Bandos Island can be easily booked through them. Customers can also eat in the hotel restaurant, but they must order from the menu in advance. We ordered pizza and they bought it for us from a pizza shop down the street. We also have to order breakfast in this way first, and then take it to the public area to eat. The rooms here are well maintained. The bathroom is small, but it has air conditioning and a fan. There is also a TV with many channels. There is also a safe and small refrigerator in the room (there are two free bottles of bottled water). We were on the 6th floor and the wireless speed here was ok. There is also construction work nearby and there are prayers nearby in the morning so it can be a bit disturbing in the morning, but as said before, life here is busy. There are also coffee machines, washing machines and personal computers in the public areas of the hotel, and there are also washing machines in the bedrooms. It's a great value to stay here, it's the best place to stay temporarily!

The functionality near the accommodation is very good. There are supermarkets and various restaurants nearby. It is also very close to famous Marxist-Leninist attractions. The service staff are friendly and kind. The interior of the room is neat and clean. It is a good short-term hotel.

My girlfriend and I stayed at this hotel in the Maldives on our way back to Sri Lanka. It was our first time here on our backpacking trip and we hadn't decided where to stay. Maybe it was the coral reef that made it so special and appealing. It would have been hard to get here if you hadn't booked it through a proper agent. Most of the customers here are upper class people who have everything taken care of (even travel by private yacht or seaplane), but for some budget travelers, this is still a lot of inconvenience and the hotel needs to improve... Male Island is the most densely populated city I have ever seen, and the overall city plan is a square, which makes it even more difficult to move people around. If you want to go out from the hotel, I recommend always turning left when you leave, so there are fewer people. If you are on the street leading to the pier (passing the mosque), it takes 10 minutes to walk to the pier. Another 10 minutes by ferry to the airport. The hotel itself is a large green apartment building (all buildings in Male City are like this) with signs for small hotels hanging on it, don't be confused. Upon entering the building, the front desk staff offers you a refreshing drink and then you take the elevator up to the upper floors. There are also a lot of brochures about Malee and the Maldives. Everything is clean and the staff are helpful but not always smiling. They do their best to make your stay a pleasant one. The hotel has connections with many agencies so it is easy to book diving trips to Bandos Island through them. You can also eat in the hotel restaurant but you have to order from the menu in advance. We ordered pizza and they bought it for us from a pizza shop on the street. We also ordered breakfast in advance and took it to the common area. The rooms are well maintained, with small bathrooms but they have air conditioning and fans, a TV with a wide range of channels, a safe and a small fridge (with two free bottles of water). We stayed on the 6th floor and the wifi was OK. There are construction sites nearby and morning prayers nearby so it can be a little disturbing in the mornings but as said before life is busy here. There are coffee machines, washing machines and PCs in the common areas and washing machines in the bedrooms. It's worth the money and the best place to stay for a short stay!