Siyam World makes history, ranked 1st in Maldives, 4th in Asia in TripAdvisor’s World Top 10

Siyam World Maldives has made history by being ranked fourth in Asia and number one in the Maldives as the top tourist property according to TripAdvisor.

TripAdvisor, one of the most popular travel review sites globally, announces its global rankings of the top hotels and resorts selected across the globe. The website selects the top tourist properties based on user reviews, feedbacks and overall ratings.

TripAdvisor has publicized its rankings of the most popular properties among tourists in the Maldives and the Asian region, which lists Siyam World Maldives on number fourth position of Asia’s most popular properties.

While Siyam World Maldives has been ranked fourth in the Asia’s ‘Best of the Best Hotels’ in the latest rankings, the property was previously among the top 10 properties as well.

A separate ranking exclusive for the Maldives has Siyam World Maldives dominating on number one spot, which is based on the consensus of TripAdvisor’s users.

The ‘Best of the Best’ by TripAdvisor is a selection of the most exceptional hospitality properties from across the world according to the website. The properties that make the final cut to the list, selected through over 8 million destinations featured on TripAdvisor’s review site, is less than one percent.

With a total of 4,999 reviews for the top-tier resort developed in Noonu atoll, the general user rating is 4.9 out 5.

The website’s consensus reads that Siyam World Maldives is a friendly holiday getaway suitable for families, with multiple amenities and facilities available for both adults and children. The resort is popular for its beaches, pools and sundecks.

The five-star luxury tourist property was officially launched in 2021. The resort features 16 accommodations in three distinct categories, which include beach villas, water villas, and residences.

Siyam World Maldives is widely recognized as one of the most unique tourism experiences for travelers, and also features the largest floating water park in the Indian Ocean. The resort is also the very first Maldivian tourist property to introduce an electric go-cart track.