Pullman Maldives All-Inclusive Resort

Everything was good but they refused to award me my Accor points because I used trip.com to book. I find this ridiculous

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Service 11/10 As with all the Maldivian resorts we have been lucky enough to visit, the staff simply could not be more friendly, helpful or accommodating. On finding our beach villa was sunrise, rather than sunset facing, we were immediately moved to a sunset facing room. Restaurant staff were so friendly with special mentions to Nisha, and Hakeem (our resident weather forecaster) along with Shifag, Ahmed & Shah, and the morning dosa chef and the evening grill chef, noodle chef and sushi chef whose names we couldn’t remember. Also a special mention for Evelyn in the Hub bar. Location 9/10 The Maldives is obviously a stunning destination and Maamutaa is a beautiful island… just the right size to be able to walk around without necessarily needing to wait for buggies or have bicycles. It boasts its own house reef where we saw turtles, sharks and rays, and has plenty of the same viewable just snorkelling off the beach. We had a bit more rain than we’ve previously had in January at other resorts with the suggestion that proximity to the equator may make the weather a little unsettled. The beaches are pristine and one can often feel like the only people using them. I’m guessing water villa folk stay in their water villas but we thoroughly enjoyed the beach/sea/villa pool combination. Accommodation 8/10 Beach villa with pool was roomy and beautifully decorated in the traditional Maldivian resort style with a spacious bathroom with bath and indoor and outdoor shower. There was also another outdoor shower next to the villa pool which was useful for de-sanding toes. Comfortable king size bed plus desk area and sofas and armchair as one would expect. The outdoor lounge area was also a welcome respite from sun or rain. For a relatively new resort there were elements that could be addressed… the bed headboard was a little grubby: We needed to request that all the plungers on the soap/shower wash/lotion dispenser bottles were changed as they had started to corrode and didn’t plunge. Although I’d usually never even think of turning on the big, flat-screen TV, on the one occasion I did when it rained all day I was surprised to find that there were no channels of either TV or radio programming tuned in. The “all-inclusive” experience 7/10 Water and mini-bar restocked daily with a plentiful supply of beer, wine, snacks etc. Disappointing at how little alcohol free option there was (as I don’t drink alcohol)… no alcohol free lager/beer option for the mini bar and very little in the bars or restaurant, and no alcohol free wine option at all. We had assumed bicycles would be available free of charge but it turned out we’d have to use up experience vouchers for limited bicycle hire. Similarly with the massage… we were given four half hour vouchers each for massage but these couldn’t be used together to make an hour so 30 minutes was free but the second 30 minutes needed to be paid as extra. It seems the all inclusive is just catering for alcohol consumption and lit