래디슨 블루 리조트 몰디브, 씨플레인 왕복 50퍼센트 할인, 3박 이상

Not “All-Inclusive” – Very Misleading for the Price We booked an all-inclusive package only to discover at the resort that it was highly restricted. You only have access to selected restaurants, meals are limited to three courses, and the drinks menu is extremely basic. The wines included in the package were very low quality (roughly $5–$10 bottle range), and cocktails were noticeably watered down. If this were a few hundred per night, I would consider it acceptable. However, at over €1,000 per night, this is completely unreasonable. What’s more concerning is that once at the resort, we were told that a “full” all-inclusive package existed - but required paying a significant additional amount per person, per night. This was never clearly communicated at booking. Activities on the island were also priced excessively high, which made the overall experience feel transactional rather than premium. The food quality was average at best, and service was often slow. On the positive side: The villa and island are beautiful, spacious, and offer great privacy. The staff were friendly and welcoming. However, communication issues started from day one. Our seaplane transfer was booked incorrectly twice, despite providing exact flight details in advance. A friend had warned me about similar issues from their stay 1–2 years ago, and unfortunately the same problems persist. I will avoid Radisson properties in the future

My stay at the Radisson Blu Maldives was way below expectations, with some strong points, but ultimately disappointing enough that I would choose a different resort if I return to the Maldives. The experience started poorly. The seaplane transfer was delayed by two hours due to a miscalculation of the aircraft’s weight, followed by a 4 hour delay in the arrival of my luggage. Despite this, the check-in process was still slow, showing little urgency given the situation. When my luggage finally arrived and I went to take a shower, the hot water was not working and took around two more hours to be fixed. Between the seaplane delay, luggage delay, and basic room facilities not functioning, we lost roughly eight hours of our stay on the first day. Even so, a reasonable 2-hour late checkout request was denied, which felt unnecessarily inflexible under the circumstances. Food is extremely expensive, as expected in the Maldives and personally I’m ok with high prices when the quality justifies it, but the quality does not come close to justifying the prices. At the Kabuki restaurant, USD 60 for two small tacos or USD 50 for a 4-piece sushi roll delivered food with poor flavor, incorrect temperature, and bad texture. On in-room dining A USD 60 pasta served overcooked or a USD 60 cold pizza further highlighted the disconnect between price and execution.