We just returned from 9 days at Asdu. I travelled with my retired mum. I had read so many questionable reviews that I really didn't have too high expectations. What I don't understand, are the negative comments about food. I am a relatively picky eater and don't eat meat, but I was happy with all of the meals, except maybe... More

We have been for the second time to asdu with our 4 children The rooms are not nice the restaurant has plastic chairs but the food is excellent and if you want to be in paradase at a reasonable price this is where you should go

Summarise all the other reviews and you get Asdu. Yes ants, birds occasionally, cold showers but actually very refreshing, basic simple food and owners who lord over things at times, witness the family with a young daughter who lost their high chair a couple of mealtimes. Little things they could do better like serve you coffee at 6 am when... More

The real problem were not the out of proportion ants in the room, the lack of sun chairs, the taste-killed food, the extra paid for wifi illusion, the doubtful hygienic circumstances, the Hitchcock like screaming birds at 4 am. Or the ever returning fish meal, the relatively costly and mildly engaging diving experience, the Guantanamo-like quality of the extra bed.... More

Got to know about Asdu through Tripadvisor. Was circumspect initially however wrote to Ahmed (owner) from Asdu. It was the best ever decision. Since this is my first trip to Maldives, I dont have any benchmarks to compare it with. But I was always looking for a no-frills natural place to stay and zeroed upon Asdu. It is a paradise... More

this was our 5th visit to the Maldives (Fihalhohi, Full Moon, Vilu Reef, Ellaidhoo). We specifically look for a simple, small island because all we want to do is dive. No need for a pool or spa. This is getting to be a big challenge, it seems. We were glad, when we found Asdu. This is truly a 'no frills'... More

I stayed on Asdu for 16 days starting May 1st, 2012. Above water: We had 2 rooms, 114 & 115 : they were spacious, clean and simple and it is honestly all that I care for when I travel. If you require luxury, dancing and dozens of activities, Asdu is not an island for you, it is quiet and simple,... More

We were seeking a resort in the Maldives which did not have motorised water sport, did not have a pool, did not have bar fridges, air conditioning or over water bungalows. All those features seemed to be at odds with the ethos of Maldives - a nation that is already so much at risk with climate change. Asdu Sun Island,... More

Without going into the usual superlatives bestowed upon the lovely Maldives, I will just say that Asdu is a good resort for a first trip to the Maldives. The whole island has a very 'village' atmosphere, laid-back and informal. Time seems to pass by slowly, and that actually isn't a bad thing if you want to take a break from... More