Waldorf Astoria Maldives to be re-branded as Beach House at Iruveli Maldives

Maldives Promotion House – It has been confirmed that Waldorf Astoria Maldives will be re-branded as Beach House at Iruveli Maldives from 29th July 2012.

The resort is owned by Sun Travel & Tours Pvt Ltd and managed by Waldorf Astoria Hotels & Resorts, the premier luxury brand of Hilton Worldwide. Sun Travel & Tours will manage the resort from 29th July 2012 with new branding as Beach House at Iruveli Maldives.

The resort is a peaceful haven situated in the northern most atoll where world-class service is delivered amidst dazzling turquoise waters, soft white beaches, distinct Maldivian architecture and lush vegetation. A total of 83 villas and suites, each with their own private plunge pool are dotted throughout the spacious island.

In keeping with the love of the outdoors, floor-to-ceiling doors open up to invite the stunning views and soothing sounds of the ocean. The thatched roofs, indigenous and fragrant wood panelling and timber columns echo the island’s nature. Amidst the sublime setting of the resort, guests are offered only the best from a wide range of unique Maldivian and world-class international cuisine and a stunning outdoor garden-spa.

2 Comments

Captain Jack Sparrow says:

June 29, 2012 at 10:02 AM

Back to the Sun travel is sad news for the employee’s …no matter which brand they bring along with this new opening, Waldorf is one of the finest brand in Hilton chain, I am sure something very wrong with that Island , they could not operate,
I call for Sun travel shiyaam ,to come back save your bussines, no need to politician , nobody is going to follow you…
Adam says:

July 20, 2012 at 4:30 PM

Actually when it was under sun
travels it was much better and guest comment was even better.

Re-branding team will bring much
effort to make the property remain ladder of luxury market. On the other hand Hilton’s
has done nothing much other than firing it staff…

Mr Siyam always involved in politics
however, it doesn’t affect any of his resort.

New management has enough skills to
maintain the resort on standard, Hilton’s reputation is dying around the globe
and Mr Siyam made mistake of taken property away from relais et chateaux and
handed it over Waldorf Astoria.

Mr Siyam is true entrepreneur ….

Any management company
would lucky to have this property and good luck for new management.