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Nestled within the picturesque pine forests of Belek, the Gloria Golf Resort stands out as the oldest among the trio of beachfront hotels, boasting exceptional amenities, top-notch golfing experiences, and convenient access to a vast private sandy beach via a wooden bridge. The guest rooms are tastefully decorated and equipped with a balcony or terrace, while the hotel offers an extensive range of dining options, including two buffet and three a la carte restaurants. For a satisfying lunch, Turkuaz comes highly recommended.

Opened in 2014, Amilla Maldives Resort is a 5-star luxury resort owned by Maldivians who aimed to create a lush private island paradise. In 2022, the resort was accessibility and inclusion certified by Inclucare, showing their commitment to breaking down barriers faced by people with additional needs when visiting the Maldives. The resort's restaurants offer ground floor tables, ramps and outdoor seating, while many of the villas and residences have accessible features, although they are not specifically designed for guests with disabilities. With the exception of the Tree Top Villas, all villas are located on the ground floor and ramps can be added if needed. For long stay guests, a complimentary welcome in-residence bar set up is provided on arrival, featuring snacks, soft drinks, beers, and selected alcoholic beverages. Guests can also enjoy complimentary non-alcoholic beverages in the in-residence mini-bar (replenished once a day) and a BBQ Beach Dinner once during their stay (excluding beverages). Guests can indulge in the luxury of space by choosing the biggest property at Amilla, featuring palatial dimensions, split-level indoor and outdoor living areas, and magnificent ocean views. These beachfront villas in Maldives are perfect for relaxation, celebration, and play, whether you're hosting a large group or simply seeking extra space.

Amilla Maldives Resort was established in 2014 as a 5-star luxury resort, independently owned by Maldivians who sought to create a beautiful, natural private island getaway. The resort was accessibility and inclusion certified by Inclucare in 2022, in its effort to remove barriers faced by people with additional needs when visiting the Maldives. All restaurants at the resort feature ground floor tables, ramps, and outdoor seating. Although the villas and residences are not specifically designed for guests with disabilities, many have accessible features. All Villas, with the exception of the Tree Top Villas, are located on the ground floor, and ramps can be provided upon request. Long-stay guests can take advantage of a complimentary in-residence bar setup upon arrival with snacks, soft drinks, beers, and selected alcoholic beverages, as well as a complimentary non-alcoholic beverages in-residence mini-bar, replenished once a day, and a BBQ Beach Dinner once during their stay (excluding beverages).

The Amilla Maldives Resort, owned by Maldivians, was established in 2014 as an independent 5-star luxury resort with a vision to create a naturally lush private island paradise. In 2022, the resort received an accessibility and inclusion certification from Inclucare, demonstrating its commitment to breaking down barriers for visitors with additional needs. All of the resort's restaurants feature ground floor tables, ramps, and outdoor seating to ensure accessibility for all guests. While the villas and residences are not specifically designed for guests with disabilities, many have accessible features, and all villas, except the Tree Top Villas, are located on the ground floor, with ramps available if needed. For guests on long stays, the resort offers various complimentary benefits, including a welcome in-residence bar set up on arrival with snacks, soft drinks, beers, and selected alcoholic beverages, as well as a non-alcoholic beverages in-residence mini-bar replenished daily, and a BBQ Beach Dinner once during their stay, excluding beverages.