Amari Havodda Maldives has announced that they have received the British Airways Customer Excellence Award for 2019. This award comes from unbiased customer reviews and is designed to showcase the hotels that impress guests the most.
Amari Havodda Maldives received an overall score of 9.2/10.
British Airways Holidays is one of the UK’s leading tour operators. As part of its commitment to providing high-quality holidays, British Airways uses customer feedback to find its top-rated hotels. British Airways Holidays works with Reevoo, an independent and impartial third-party company, to collect reviews from their customers. Reviews are only collected from genuine British Airways Holidays customers, who are asked to score hotels based on location, service, cleanliness, and sleep quality. Participants also give the hotel an overall score out of ten. Find out more about Reevoo at ba.com/reviews.
British Airways Holidays has gathered over 102,000 independent hotel reviews this year. In 2019, British Airways awarded close to 650 Customer Excellence Awards across the globe to recognize their top-rated hotels.
“Amari Havodda Maldives has been distinguished by British Airways Holidays customers for delivering a superior customer experience, said Claire Bentley, Managing Director of British Airways Holidays “We are delighted to confirm that you that you are one of our top-rated hotels for 2019.”
Amari Havodda Maldives is located on a secluded private island 400km south of the Maldives capital Male’, in the Gaafu Dhaalu Atoll, an Indian Ocean paradise. This isolated haven, with its tropical greenery, crystal-clear turquoise waters and white sandy beaches, is the paradise that is Amari Havodda Maldives. Reserved just for you, this untouched sanctuary allows you to truly disconnect and recharge on your own terms.
The resort reopened its shores from 1st October. In preparation to welcome back travelers, the resort has also implemented enhanced operational hygiene and safety standards as part of a brand-new “ONYX Clean” initiative.
