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Crown & Champa Resorts

Every resort, ranked

3
resorts ranked
1
country
4.8
average guest rating
4.2k
reviews analysed

Crown & Champa Resorts is a Maldivian group operating entirely within the archipelago, and its portfolio is unusually wide: it runs some of the country's best-known value and mid-market island resorts (Meeru, Vilamendhoo) alongside genuine luxury and ultra-luxury properties (Hurawalhi, and the all-suite Kudadoo). Few groups cover so much of the Maldives price spectrum under one name.

Last reviewed July 2026 How we score

That spread is the key thing to understand: a busy, great-value sandbank resort and a private-island ultra-luxury retreat are both Crown & Champa, so the property, not the brand, defines the trip. All-inclusive and full-board plans are common across the group, as they are throughout the Maldives. The ranking below compares the resorts on real guest ratings so the range from value to luxury is clear.

Is it right for you?

Crown & Champa in two minutes

The case for

Book Crown & Champa if

  • First-time Maldives travelers wanting recognized value islands like Meeru or Vilamendhoo
  • Couples splurging on the luxury end (Hurawalhi, Kudadoo)
  • Divers and snorkelers: several properties sit on strong house reefs
The caveats

Know before you book

  • The range is enormous; a value island and an ultra-luxury retreat are very different trips
  • Transfer type and cost (speedboat vs seaplane) varies by island; factor it into the total

Where Crown & Champa scores strongest

9.3/10
Beach
9.2/10
Service
9.0/10
Food
8.9/10
Rooms

Chain averages across the Crown & Champaresorts we've scored.

Where Crown & Champa operates

Map of Crown & Champa resort locations

3 resorts mapped stars are five-star properties

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Crown & Champa resorts, ranked

  1. Illuminated overwater villa at dusk with wooden deck, lounge chairs, lit pool in foreground, and interior glowing through glass doors.

    Hurawalhi Island Resort

    Five-star, adults-only4.9 guest rating (922)Palmprint 9.5/10From $614/night pp

    Hurawalhi is an adults-only private island in Lhaviyani Atoll, for couples who want a house reef and a plan that genuinely covers the week. The seaplane from Male takes about 40 minutes and is the part of the trip to budget for separately. There are 90 villas, four restaurants, an infinity pool and the 5.8 Undersea Restaurant, glazed and six metres down, which is the thing guests remember. Guests praise the quiet of a resort with no children on it, the reach of the All-Inclusive Plus package, the house reef and the marine life, and the food. The complaints are the nightly rate and the cost of the seaplane, some private dining, spa and excursions that still carry a charge, and a policy that admits nobody under fifteen. The thing people wish they had known is that this is one of the clearest true all-inclusive plans in the Maldives, and that the undersea restaurant needs booking early. The All-Inclusive Plus plan covers the buffet and a la carte restaurants, a stocked minibar, and a drinks list running to dozens of wines and more than fifty premium spirits, liqueurs, sherries and ports, with a sunset dolphin cruise included; the spa, the seaplane and the private excursions are extra, and 5.8 Undersea Restaurant carries rules of its own, so ask whether your rate includes it or discounts it. An Ocean Villa puts the lagoon under the deck and an Ocean Pool Villa adds a plunge pool to it. Families with young children are not admitted, and anyone counting the cost should price the seaplane first.

  2. Aerial view of Vilamendhoo Island Resort & Spa's overwater bungalows arranged in symmetrical rows along a wooden jetty in turquoise lagoon waters.

    Vilamendhoo Island Resort & Spa

    Four-star4.8 guest rating (1,376)Palmprint 8.9/10From $176/night pp
  3. Overwater bungalows with thatched roofs and wooden decks at Meeru Maldives Resort, guests on stairs and platform in turquoise lagoon.

    Meeru Maldives Resort

    Four-star4.8 guest rating (1,869)Palmprint 8.6/10From $209/night pp

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Frequently asked questions

Which Crown & Champa resort is best?

It depends on budget: Meeru and Vilamendhoo are the well-loved value islands, while Hurawalhi and Kudadoo are the luxury and ultra-luxury ends. The ranking above compares every Crown & Champa property in our catalog on real guest ratings and category scores.

Are Crown & Champa resorts all-inclusive?

Most offer all-inclusive or full-board plans, standard for the Maldives given there is nowhere else to eat on a resort island. The exact inclusions vary by property; our resort pages show what each plan covers.

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