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Maldives · Resort review · Updated Mon Oct 12 2026 00:00:00 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time)

Amilla Maldives review: is it worth it for families?

Amilla is the multi-bedroom specialist in Baa: treetop bunk villas, large residences, a 4–12 kids’ club, and a lighter price posture than Soneva — with shorter club hours and only two Family Water Pool Villas.

Quick facts

LocationBaa Atoll
Price band$$ · High luxury (can dip near NestCurate threshold in low season)
Kids’ clubAges 4–12, ~09:00–17:00
Under 4sUnder 3 with parent or babysitter
TeensTeen space with games (factsheet) — not a full club
TransferSeaplane ~35 min or domestic + short boat

In one minute

Book Amilla when the villa shape matters more than a legendary kids’ den: 2BR options, treetop bunk rooms, and 4–8BR residences. Club hours are shorter than Soneva’s Den story; teen provision is a space, not One Tribe.

  • Best for: families needing multi-bedroom layouts; older kids who like treetop bunks.
  • Think twice if: you need all-day club coverage or a polished teen programme.

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Family villas

CategoryWhy it matters
2BR Beach / Lagoon / TreetopCore family SKUs; treetop suits older kids.
Family Water Pool VillaOnly 2 units — book early.
4–8BR residencesMultigenerational / nanny trips.

Dining: children 0–4 complimentary meals on parents’ plan; older children reduced — confirm current policy.

Comparisons

Choose AmillaChoose instead
Multi-bedroom + BaaSoneva for club-to-17
Kihavah for classic Anantara beach-pool villas

Bottom line

Yes when you need space and a saner rate in Baa. No when the kids’ club is the whole reason to fly.

Sources & last checked

Amilla gallery + NestCurate pilot facts — 2026-10-12. (image credits)