Kuredhivaru Resort & Spa : From Mövenpick to Mondrian

Kuredhivaru Resort Embarks on a Bold Transformation, Rebranding as Mondrian Maldives

A beloved island in the Maldives is undergoing a stylish metamorphosis. Kuredhivaru Resort & Spa in Noonu Atoll, formerly known as Mövenpick Resort Kuredhivaru, has officially begun its rebranding journey under the global lifestyle banner Mondrian. While the resort remains fully operational, it is poised to open in 2026 as the vibrant Mondrian Maldives.

This strategic move by parent company Accor signals a significant shift in the property's identity. The rebranding aims to transition the island from Mövenpick's signature family-friendly sophistication to Mondrian's bold, art-driven, and socially vibrant energy. Guests can expect the same pristine lagoon and serene sunsets, now framed by Mondrian's avant-garde design ethos, creating a unique fusion of Maldivian beauty and contemporary flair.

The transformation involves comprehensive enhancements to guest experiences. Current updates include:

• Accommodation Upgrades: Newly refurbished beach villas and residences.

• Culinary Revamp: A refreshed dining concept across the resort.

• Future Plans: Further enhancements to the iconic overwater villas are scheduled through 2026.

This rebranding marks Mondrian's highly anticipated debut in the Maldives, joining its collection of iconic properties in cities like London, Los Angeles, and Doha. For returning guests, the soul of Kuredhivaru remains, promising a fresh, creatively charged chapter in the island's story.