Hideaway Beach Resort & Spa unveils Signature Collection

Hideaway Beach Resort & Spa in the Maldives has unveiled The Signature Collection by Hideaway, a resort within a resort concept targeting “discerning luxury travellers”.

The Signature Collection opened on February 4 with nine luxury villas, each of which comes with a private pool and direct beach access. Villas have been designed with Middle Eastern influence and come with around-the-clock butler service, a bottle of Champagne on arrival, Bulgari amenities and an exclusive pillow menu.

Guests of The Signature Collection will be personally welcomed by hotel management and enjoy in-villa check-in, welcome drinks of choice and a packing and unpacking service. A private chef or private children’s attendant can be arranged on request.

Villa categories include the one-bedroom Signature Beach Residence with Sunrise Pool, the three-bedroom Grand Beach Residence with Sunrise Pool, and the four-bedroom Sultan Beach Residence with Sunset Pool.

The Signature Collection also features restaurant, lounge and bar Oasis, which is inspired by the ‘convivial’ Mediterranean coastlines of Italy, Greece, Crete and Turkey and features an accompanying shisha area.

Guests of The Signature Collection can enjoy a host of exclusive experiences, including private yoga classes, in-villa spa treatments, fishing and snorkelling excursions, private beach barbecues, sunset Champagne cruises and in-villa dining.

They will also have access to the wider Hideaway Beach Resort & Spa, located on Dhonakulhi Island in the Haa Alifu Atoll, home to five culinary destinations, three bars, two outdoor pools, a gym, volleyball court and a spa with 12 treatments suites, a steam room and hair salon.

A statement from the brand said: “The unveiling [of The Signature Collection by Hideaway] celebrates the success of the unique, elevated luxury villa style living concept of the Maldives, thus offering the discerning luxury traveller signature experiences, amongst a selective portfolio of luxury resorts.”