A guide on how to choose a hotel in the Maldives!

Having visited so many islands, the Maldives is still NO.1 in my heart! The holiday experience is too comfortable, unlike other islands, the Maldives is set up with 'one island one hotel', there is no need to leave the hotel, sea outings and other arrangements are all taken care of by the hotel, one-stop service~ Especially suitable for those who like a lazy holiday, and don't want to rush around. Today's Maldives guide is mainly about choosing an island. I have divided it into four price ranges, from expensive luxury seven-star islands to cost-effective four-star islands, each range has its own recommendations! Super first-line expensive islands For those sisters who pursue the ultimate holiday, you can consider this range, the highest star islands in the Maldives are these seven-star islands. Expensive islands do well in environment, privacy, service and other aspects, at this price you can almost blindly choose without making a mistake, definitely enjoying the highest-end experience St. Regis Resort Keywords: ins check-in place, modern decoration, good service Price: per capita 3w White Horse Manor Keywords: luxury, fresh, Guerlain SPA Price: per capita 4w+ Velaa Private Island Keywords: luxury private island, rich activities, family-friendly Price: per capita 4w Very nice six-star islands Beili World Keywords: fresh, Nordic style, ins style Price: per capita 2.5w Four Seasons Keywords: six-star basic island, small weddings, mini submarines Price: per capita 2.5w Jolie Island Keywords: girl's dream, check-in holy land, must eat fat island Price: per capita 3w Pursuit of cost-effective five-star islands Five-star islands start to focus on cost-effectiveness! Maldives hotels are all very well equipped with holiday facilities, no need to worry too much, service and dining are not bad Kandima Island Keywords: ins style, delicious food Price: around 1w per capita Fulawari Island Keywords: dog-abusing couple island, underwater restaurant, great diving spot Price: per capita 1.2w Better than Sanya's four-star islands Four-star islands are really the economical choice! Generally, four-star islands have been open for a long time, unlike new hotels that focus on design, the rooms will look old. But if you choose carefully, you can still find good ones! Famous four-star island Blue Banana, per capita 5k, both sand house and water house, coral reefs are well preserved, sisters who like snorkeling, super A economical snorkeling island can have! Eat super good Bandos Island! Salty fish also need to have an alternative, per capita 3k+, so affordable to tears! Three restaurants and three bars to choose from, it's the top food island in the four-star category Ritifar Island The C-position island in the four stars is all-inclusive, per capita 7k! Has beautiful coral reefs A-level snorkeling spot