Mils Global Hotel - Kendhoo

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About Mils Global Hotel - Kendhoo

Mils Global Hotel Kendhoo is a small-scale hotel on Kendhoo, an inhabited local island in the northern part of Baa Atoll, which UNESCO has designated as a World Biosphere Reserve. Kendhoo itself is a residential island with a community of a few hundred people and is historically notable for housing one of the oldest mosques in the Maldives, built in the 12th century from coral stone. The property is marketed as a fractional-ownership and investor-facing hotel development rather than a resort, with individual guestrooms offering ocean views, private balconies and standard hotel amenities, and the operator positioning sustainability and lower-impact construction as part of the programme. Access to Kendhoo is typically via seaplane from Velana International Airport or via a scheduled speedboat service that takes around two and a half hours from Malé. Because Mils Global Hotel sits on a local inhabited island, with other guesthouses in the same village and no private-island infrastructure, the operating model aligns with the guesthouse category rather than a private-island resort. Guest activities follow the standard Baa Atoll pattern of manta-ray trips in Hanifaru Bay during season, reef snorkelling, sandbank excursions and dolphin cruises organised with local operators.