Hotel Designs covers A Story of Sustainable Design Inside Heritance Aarah. It is the first ever property in the Maldives to be awarded the internationally recognized Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) Gold certification, which complies with the US Green Building Council rating system and is awarded to properties that save energy, water and resources; generate less waste; and support human health.
The resort, owned and managed by Aitken Spence Hotels, currently operates 21 hotels and resorts across Sri Lanka, Maldives, Oman and India, which are reflected under the Heritance, Adaaran and Turyaa brands. “We are honoured that Heritance Aarah has been presented with numerous accolades after just a few months of opening,” said Stasshani Jayawardena, Executive Director of Aitken Spence PLC and Chairperson of Aitken Spence Hotels.
Heritance Aarah’s 11 dining and drinking outlets introduces guests to flavors from across the world. The six restaurants and five bars, which have collectively won a total of 130 medals, house open-air dining options to once again frame the postcard-perfect views.
While you’re in one of the resort’s 150 villas, the ocean is never far away. The intimate villas and suites, each with thatched roofs and calming interiors, seamlessly blend indulgent comforts with traditional aesthetics, adding a further layer to the unique sense-of-place.
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