Samann Grand

After so many years, it is still slow. Foreigners can use WhatsApp, but Chinese can't use WeChat. I can't connect at all. The funny thing is that when I asked the hotel front desk, they actually let me use WhatsApp. I stayed for two days, and the equipment was broken on the second day. There was no WiFi. And the hot water can only be used for five minutes, and then it will be cold water! The restaurant is OK. Not recommended to stay

Good service, no tipping, the room is slightly bigger than other similar hotels.

The room is small, the service is good

We were looking for a good hotel in Male because we had an early flight the next morning. Were picked up and taken to the airport the next morning, also free of charge. Room small but ok. Only the muezin of the neighboring mosque was a bit disturbing. Otherwise recommended

The hygiene is pretty good. Male Island is too small, so it would be nice to have a hotel like this.

Due to a change in my itinerary, I arrived in Male one day early at 10.15. I booked this hotel with a good reputation on Ctrip a few days before departure. The price was a little expensive when I booked it, but I felt like it when I arrived at the store. Good value for money. For airport pick-up service, you need to obtain the hotel's email address on Ctrip in advance and just send an email to the hotel. The hotel is located in the bustling street in the center of the capital of Male. After entering the lobby, you can first feel the strong aroma of fresh fruits such as oranges. The lobby is decorated in a minimalist and modern style, and is very clean and tidy. We booked an executive suite with breakfast. Although the room was not big, it was completely enough for the two of us to rest in Male. The room is very clean, there is no dust around the corners of the table, and the iceberg paintings on the wall are also very interesting. The a**osphere of the whole room gives people a modern a**osphere of vacationing in Southeast Asia. Because it was already around 8 pm when we arrived at the hotel, and we were not familiar with the surrounding environment, we had a dinner at our own expense at the hotel's 11th floor sky restaurant. The per capita consumption was about US$20. We recommend their fried rice, which is delicious. It was quite good. We ordered one fried rice, one pasta, one fish and chips, one tiramisu and 2 cups of Coke for a total of US$42. The waiter gave us a salad as a gift, which all tasted pretty good. It's good, but I chose the wrong pasta. The other ones might be better. The next day's breakfast is in the buffet restaurant on the 10th floor of the hotel. You can choose from oa**eal milk porridge, fruits, desserts, sandwiches, fried rice, etc. The breakfast buffet price is included in the hotel fee. The taste is pretty good. The bacon and fried dumplings are delicious. You can also ask the waiter for a free omelette. This is highly recommended and delicious. The next day in Male, we changed to a transitional hotel booked by a travel agency for us, but when we compared it, we felt it was too different, and the meal charges were a bit hard to understand. A bowl of rice cost 2 US dollars, and a portion of tasteless tomatoes and eggs. The pimple soup costs 15 US dollars, which gives people a very big difference. You still need to confirm the hotel recommendations for transition. It is best to know about it yourself and make a choice after reading it. In fact, the price will not be much different.

Transit hotel for the night before going to the island. The service is more attentive. The promised free pick-up and drop-off are punctual and efficient. It is seamlessly connected with the hotels on the island and is relatively professional and reliable. The hotel is located in downtown Male, a certain distance from the airport, and the shuttle bus passes through the cross-sea bridge. The hotel room is very small, just for sleeping, and there is a bathroom for washing. Breakfast is provided. The restaurant is small and clean. The breakfast is South Asian + Western style. It is not a big problem to fill your stomach. The service staff are friendly and efficient. Relatively speaking, as a transitional hotel, the price/performance ratio is not high. If you go to a high-star island, you can communicate with the hotel in advance whether there are recommended options.

It's a very small hotel, located in an alley, with only three rooms on one floor, and the bedding felt dirty. The dinner was surprisingly delicious, the Tom Yum Kung was good, the breakfast had very few varieties, and the layout of the room was also weird. If you can't make the transition in Male, don't do it. It will affect the entire journey experience.