There is a new lavish hotel in the Maldives that is in a great location and has incredible exotic designs. The Vivanta by Taj combines a lavish holiday with contemporary living, and is sure to be an unforgettable resort experience. Taj has reconstructed the typical resort with its wood and thatched themed interior, and is surrounded by white sand and coconut palm trees.
The resort has a rustic, yet luxurious feel, and the types of rooms range from beachside villas overlooking the Indian Ocean to water villas which sit on the edge of the lagoon with their own thatched deck. With its remarkable ocean views, sunsets and open-concept accommodations, the hotel will have you easily picturing a moonlit swim in one of the resort’s own diving sites and snorkelling along their reef. This is a resort experience ideal for couples, honeymooners, divers and beach lovers -- just don’t forget to pack the sunscreen!
Wooden Beachside Hotels
The Vivanta by Taj Combines a Lavish Holiday with Contemporary Living
Trend Themes
1. Thatched Design Hotels - Hotels incorporating thatched designs are becoming popular to provide a rustic yet luxurious feel for a unique resort experience.
2. Open-concept Accommodations - Open-concept accommodations are gaining popularity in resorts, allowing guests to easily experience the natural surroundings and beauty of the location.
3. Personalized Resort Experiences - Resorts are creating unique experiences for guests to cater to their hobbies, interests and personality traits for a more personalized experience.
Industry Implications
1. Hospitality Industry - Hotel chains and resorts can incorporate thatched designs and open-concept accommodations to create unique and luxurious experiences for guests.
2. Tourism Industry - The personalized experiences provided by resorts can cater to specific demographic groups, such as honeymooners, divers and beach lovers, to create unforgettable vacations.
3. Architecture and Design Industry - The trend towards more rustic and natural design elements, like thatched roofs, in luxury hotels and resorts provides opportunities for architects and designers to create unique and sustainable structures.