Hideaway Beach Resort & Spa to Resume Operations from 1st September 2020
Lily Hotels Pvt Ltd, Maldives has announced the re-opening of Hideaway Beach Resort & Spa at Dhonakulhi Island from 1st September 2020.
“Exciting and emotional to see the energy of our associates, as we welcomed back our employees and are re- opening our doors for our esteemed guests starting from 1st September 2020. We remain vigilant and steadfast in our commitment to provide every individual at our resort with the highest standards of safety and hygiene,” said Michael Weiser, CEO, Lily Hotels Maldives.
The re-opening will come with several new safety protocols to reduce the risk for COVID-19 exposure. These include screenings and temperature checks for employees, who will be required to wear masks. Social distancing also will be implemented throughout the property. Daily protective measures regarding food handling, sanitization, disinfection, and cleaning procedures. Additionally, staff have been given enhanced training sessions on personal hygiene.Hideaway Beach Resort & Spa at Dhonakulhi Island is located in the northernmost atoll of the Maldives, Haa Alifu Atoll.
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