Great — here are several well-regarded, genuinely family-friendly Maldives resorts (mix of budget-to-luxury) plus the family features that matter (kids’ club ages, family villas/interconnecting rooms, dining/meal perks, and why each is a good pick).

Top family-friendly Maldives resorts

1. Lily Beach Resort & Spa — family beach villas, kids’ club (Turtle Club 3–12)

• Why pick it: purpose-built Family Beach Villas (interconnecting), a well-run Turtle Kids’ Club, family activities and an all‑inclusive package option that’s genuinely family‑focused. Good for families who want convenience, comfort and value. (lilybeachmaldives.com)

2. Kuredu Island Resort & Spa — large island with family areas and Kids’ Club

• Why pick it: lively, family-oriented resort with multiple villa types and a dedicated kids’ programme; parts of the island are adults-only so families can choose the family zone. Good choice for families who want variety of land + water activities. (kuredu.com)

3. Kurumba Maldives — Majaa Kids’ Club (ages ~4–13), family activities

• Why pick it: close to Malé (short speedboat transfer), long history as a family resort, spacious kids’ club with indoor/outdoor activities, kids-eat-free offers often available. Good if you want short transfers and reliable family facilities. (kurumbamaldives.info)

4. Sun Siyam Iru Fushi — strong family programme (“Kids are Kings”), wide range of family villas

• Why pick it: large island resort with extensive children’s programming, family dining experiences and often family-friendly meal/room packages. Good for active families and multi‑generation groups. (sunsiyam.com)

5. Centara Grand Island Resort & Spa Maldives — Camp Safari kids’ club + teen E‑Zone

• Why pick it: well-structured children’s programming for a wide age range (Camp Safari for little ones, E‑Zone for older kids/teens), family-friendly meal policies (children staying/eating free in many cases). Good for families wanting both kids’ entertainment and teen facilities. (prod.centarahotelsresorts.com)

6. Constance Halaveli — “Coconut Tribe” kids’ club (ages 4–11), family activities

• Why pick it: luxury island with a strong and safe kids’ programme, family-friendly villas and plenty of supervised activities for children. Good if you want a higher‑end stay with solid kids’ services. (constancehotels.com)

Other resorts often recommended for families (worth checking):

• Four Seasons Landaa Giraavaru — excellent kids’ programme (“The Den”) and family experiences (luxury). (resort sites and reviews typically list family offerings)
• Soneva Fushi — has family villas and superb kids’ clubs/experiential programs (luxury, very spacious villas).
• Conrad Maldives Rangali Island — offers family-friendly island and activities while portions of the resort remain quieter; unique experiences for kids. (theweek.com)

Quick comparison and booking tips

• Kids’ ages and camp hours: Confirm exact ages and opening hours for kids’ clubs before booking (policies differ: some start at 3, others at 4). Many resorts require pre-booking for babysitting or special activities. (lilybeachmaldives.com)
• Room types: For families look for interconnecting beach villas, two‑bed family beach villas, or 2‑bed water villas. These are available at Lily Beach, Kurumba and several larger resorts. (lilybeachmaldives.com)
• Transfers: Islands are reached by seaplane or speedboat from Malé; seaplane transfers can be expensive and are weather‑dependent — Kurumba and Conrad (near Malé) have shorter, cheaper transfers. Factor transfer cost/time into your budget. (kurumbamaldives.info)
• Meal plans & kids eat free: Many family resorts offer child meal discounts or free child policies when sharing parents’ room — always check the fine print (ages, number of free children, and whether drinks/excursions are included). (prod.centarahotelsresorts.com)

If you want, I can:

• Narrow this list by budget (budget / midrange / luxury).
• Filter by transfer type (speedboat vs seaplane) or travel time from Malé.
• Check current family packages and sample room options & prices for specific travel dates.

Which of the above would you like to explore further (budget, travel dates, number/ages of children, or transfer preference)?