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Soneva Fushi Resort & Spa to add eighteen more swimming pools by mid-2003

Travel News Asia 21 March 2003

Soneva Fushi Resort & Spa in the Maldives is to add eighteen additional private swimming pools by mid-year. This was announced by Sonu Shivdasani, President and CEO of Six Senses Hotels, Resorts & Spas, the operator of Soneva Fushi.

“We are making this dramatic move due to the overwhelming popularity of private pools at our Sunrise and Sunset Presidential Villas”, said Mr Shivdasani. “Despite the fact that every accommodation at Soneva Fushi opens to a white sand beach and gentle waters over a coral atoll of the Indian Ocean, private pools add a new dimension to our philosophy of Intelligent Luxury”, he added.

Opened in 1995, Soneva Fushi Resort & Spa was the first Six Senses Resort and remains the flagship of the Soneva brand, underscored by the numerous accolades it receives, including being awarded World’s Best Resort, and Best of the Best in the year 2000 by Conde Nast Traveller, UK, and winner in the Beach and Ocean Hideaways category awarded by Harpers & Queen in 2002.

On its own private 100-acre island, the resort is 60 nautical miles northwest of Malé International Airport. Guest transfers are by seaplane. The island has superb white sand beaches and rich coral reefs.

There are 65 luxury villas – soon with twenty to have private pools - plus restaurants and bars, the holistic Six Senses Spa, a tennis court, library, conference room and a wine cellar with several hundred vintages. Most recently added were six new beachfront Crusoe Suites and five Soneva Fushi Suites plus a second Presidential Suite – firmly establishing the resort’s niche, catering to the very highest end of the market.

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