The wealthy's first choice is the luxury hotel, Maldives Nautilus Island, a synonym for paradise

Maldives is composed of more than 1200 small coral islands, and there are hundreds of developed holiday islands, with the unique pattern of 'one island, one hotel, one world'. The Nautilus Hotel is located on the seven-star island of Maldives, decorated in Bohemian style, low-key and luxurious, and has been rated as 'the best holiday hotel in the Indian Ocean' and 'the top 3 best holiday resorts in the world'. This is the center of the UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, and it is also a great place to watch manta rays and whale sharks! Many big-name resorts are located here, and most hotels are equipped with private planes. The hotel is equipped with an exclusive private butler, pursuing the maximum release of personal spirit, insisting on personalized customization for each guest. It can even pack and unpack for you. And provide airport CIP service, guests will be taken to the VIP lounge as soon as they get off the plane, and pass the customs quickly. Guest Room There are only 26 villas on the island, the basic area of the guest room starts from 300 square meters, each villa is inspired by the enduring form of the nautilus shell, and the curves and spirals run through the entire design structure. It is said that this is what the royal family of ancient Maldives lived in. Restaurant The hotel has three restaurants. In addition to enjoying the fixed menu, the restaurant also adopts a 'no menu ordering system', where the guests specify the dishes and the chef tailors them. This special meal system can only be enjoyed on top islands. SPA The glass-bottomed spa center is quietly standing above the sea. The 'freedom' concept of Nautilus is once again reflected in the customized health plan. The glass-bottomed massage bed, steam bath or open-air bath, plus Maison Caulieres and Omorovicza's natural products, make the spa one of the must-check-in projects. Play Nautilus offers many exciting experiences. Diving to watch island manta rays and whale sharks, watching an open-air movie under the starry sky of the sandbar, sunset cruising to find dolphins, snorkeling with the resident marine biologist on the island, feeling the endless indulgence and freedom.