Baidian Island’s design concept is close to nature, with delicious food and environmental protection.

The Maldives Parkview Hotel pays tribute to the horizon with its design concept of being close to nature, making the connection between people and themselves, nature and others concrete, while deeply connecting them on the spiritual level. Taking the "horizon" as the starting point of the design concept, the Parkview Hotel located on the dry sea is a brand-new biophilic design. Regardless of its geographical location, the hotel details carefully arranged by the designer, or the business philosophy, they all revolve around nature and break the traditional concept. From a zero-waste kitchen, recycling ocean plastics, offering free scuba lessons to children to foster a respect for the environment, to a resort that is 100% solar powered, this new resort is committed to sustainable conservation. At the same time, the hotel will properly manage the waste generated in the supply chain, improve the health of guests, local residents and the environment, ensure energy-friendly operations, and strive to create lasting impact in every initiative and decision. In addition to leading regular guests and teams to do beach clean-up activities, they promise that 10 kilograms of marine plastic will be recycled, cleaned and converted into Parley marine plastic materials every time they stay. Guests are also encouraged to adopt a sea turtle during their stay to gain a deeper understanding of the threats faced by marine inhabitants. The hotel is located in the North Maldives, away from the city. People can freely choose a quiet and private space. 90 1-3 bedroom beach and water villas and 20 quiet emerald leaf rooms are leisurely located among the dry green, while cleverly integrating with island life, allowing guests to switch freely between secret isolation and integrated sense of belonging. Earthy tones, subtle textures and matte surfaces complemented by rustic materials run throughout the interior design, creating a dialogue with nature. Wood, linen, rattan, paper rope, stone and natural fibers extend from the interior to the exterior, blurring the boundary between indoors and out. About booking services: Customized travel enjoys excellent prices and free travel customization consultation. 1. Ice cream from 11am to 5pm daily; 2. Free cotton candy is provided daily at The Camp Fire: 3. Each child enjoys one free diving lesson; 4. A bottle of champagne is provided upon check-in or it is replaced with non-alcoholic: 5. 4 pieces of laundry service per person during the stay (excluding dry cleaning): 6. Free cocktails and snacks are provided daily from 5pm to 6pm at The Portico; 7. The resort offers a large number of low-intensity and high-intensity group exercise classes and activities every week: 8 Free use of bicycles, snorkeling equipment, stand-up paddle boards and kayaks 9. Fresh seasonal fruits and mineral water are provided every day