Cocoon Maldives to close in Aug, Sept for renovation
Cocoon Maldives has revealed plans for extensive renovations aimed at enhancing the resort’s services and facilities. The resort is scheduled to close its doors for renovations from August 15th to September 30th, 2024.
The upcoming transformation is geared towards ensuring an exceptional guest experience. Among the key upgrades are the addition of 5 new Beach Suite Pool rooms and 10 Sunset Lagoon Suites featuring Water Slides.
Furthermore, the resort will introduce a modern gym facility and a Sunset Yoga Pavilion. The renovation plans also entail extending and improving the existing bars, as well as refreshing the guest villas to offer a revitalized ambiance.
These renovations are part of Cocoon Maldives’ commitment to maintaining the highest standards of quality and excellence for its esteemed guests.
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