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W Maldives reopening with new branding
W Maldives is set to reopen in January 2025 with a full-scale renovation.
It reopens as the the first W Hotel sporting the new global rebranding initiative.
It on Fesdu Island in North Ari Atoll, just 25 minutes by seaplane from Malé.
The reopening of W Maldives features 77 refreshed overwater and beach villas, with indoor and outdoor living.
The villas have been upgraded with luxury outdoor spaces.
The transformation extends to the resort’s dining and bar scene, with new concepts like the Ocean-to-Table experience at FISH, Nikkei cuisine and Latin American cocktails at SIP.
Public spaces have also been enhanced to create a playful environment that reflects the resort’s energetic spirit.
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