Adaaran Select Meedhupparu - with 24Hrs Premium All Inclusive

We had a wonderful vacatian in the paradise. Everyone was so cute and the food excellent. We apreciated also the SPA and enjoyed a relaxing massage. We want to thank you specially Marivic - she was soo cute and professional - she makes us feeling really happy 😍

Had a wonderful vacation with friends. Enjoyed the sand, sun and sea. Especially the snorkeling trip to see manta.. thanks to all the staff especially lamyae🥰, andrea may and july also wahid and Fabrizio Lifetime of memories. Thank you meedhuparru

Such a wonderful holiday! Hari and Sumith looked after us beautifully at Cafe Mass. Keppi was the best barman at the pool bar, always chatted to us and made sure our drinks were topped up! Preeti in the Indian restaurant made us feel so welcome, and always made an effort to talk to us. Also, the girls in the spa were fantastic! Thank you for making this holiday so special

Lo bueno: excelente atención, calidad comida, el lugar, etc La limpieza excelente…. Los desayunos muy completos Lo malo: el servicio náutico malo y muy mala atención El mayordomo poco servicial… La excursión de pesca un desastre…. Una pérdida de tiempo

Just returned from Adaaran Select Prestige Water Villas. Amazing stay on a beautiful Island. Special thanks to Manoj , Chef Pradeep - absolute 5 star food every single day at the Water Villa Restaurant - incredible !!. Also Chamil, Lasantha and Nahid + all the other incredible staff who can't do enough for you. Beach and Water Villa Pool pure Paradise with Cocktails delivered to your sunbed. Weather amazing. House reef incredible - sharks, sting rays, manta rays and stunning fish everywhere. you don't need to go far out either. Gorgeous resort and would highly recommend. 5 STARS

We stayed in a deluxe family beach villa, which was clean and spacious. The bathroom was completely outdoors, and while the outdoor shower was nice, I would have preferred it if the toilet and sink area had been within an air-conditioned part of the room. The towels were a bit thin but good enough. Staff were always polite and friendly. The main pool is great for kids, with the majority of it being shallow, but there are not enough parasols for the number of guests, so finding shade can be difficult. The whole resort is kept nice and clean and is well maintained. The main buffet restaurant offers a pretty good standard of food with plenty of choice, but it tends to be very busy and I personally don’t enjoy how crowded it feels. The Indian restaurant, also a buffet, serves a wide variety of Asian dishes that change daily and is generally less crowded. Thaava restaurant serves simple Mediterranean food of a good enough standard. On arrival, I tried to book it but was initially told there was no availability for the entire duration of our stay. This was clearly unacceptable, and after a complaint to management, we were able to secure two reservations, one for lunch and one for dinner. The ‘Premium All-Inclusive’ package was honestly the most disappointing part of the holiday. My family are not big drinkers and were especially looking forward to enjoying fresh, exotic mocktails made with proper ingredients. Unfortunately, these were all made with fruit squashes and syrups so strong we had to dilute them to make them drinkable. I raised this issue and was assured that the bars would start making them with fresh juice, but in reality, nothing changed, so we just accepted it and focused on enjoying the rest of our holiday. The constant upselling of almost everything became incredibly irritating. Most things were an optional extra, often at ludicrous prices. I had understood that non-motorised water sports were included, but despite having a sailing licence, I still had to pay to prove I could take the catamaran out. As you walk into the restaurant, they display beautiful lobsters, which cost nearly $100 if you want to have one. The beach BBQ was another $100 per person. We dined at the water villa restaurant one evening to take a break from the buffets, which was another $100 per head, and if we wanted steak or lobster there, it was an additional $70 or $100 respectively. Motorised water sports were rarely used by guests, likely due to their excessive prices. They would probably get more than double the participation if they halved the costs. We did take part in the free dolphin excursion, which was on a very uncomfortable and smelly boat for two hours, with only some tepid water provided. It was a free trip, and they made sure it felt like a budget option. On a more positive note, the resort did put on a lovely Sri Lankan New Year celebration with local sweets and delicacies, which we appreciated. Overall, we had an enjoyable holiday, but it was