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"Outside hotel needs a refresh. Beautiful gardens etc. Public areas are great. The buffet is ok but some food appears to be lightly cooked ie sausages. Chairs in di ing room hit and miss as wobbly, staff often unable to understand stuff. Room was musty, bathroom dated, no spare plugs, no usb, basically room needed to be updated. Balcony very bland, great view but no plants. Bar areas excellent and coffee good. Pool area good as well. Position of hotel fine, they did provide a shuttle to main town but that ended 8pm. "

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"I stayed on the 4th floor and the desk was covered by ants. It was disgusting."

"Stayed for 3 nights and it was great. Had a lot of useful items in the room like a microwave, iron etc. The sea view was beautiful and beds were clean and comfy. Wish it had some tissues and a hairdryer in the room. Breakfast was also good and had a variety of food. Location was great too and had a lot of restaurant options nearby and I was able to travel to all different areas of Malta for cheap and with ease. Even though the outside area was busy with other tourists and cars, you couldn’t hear anything in the room and it was quiet in the building."

"We had to wait till 2 PM to check in and checked out at 2:30 AM for our flight. A short stay, but all was good. We would book again."

"Wonderful stay at this 18-room boutique hotel. The staff was great and everyone was so friendly. We had numerous conversations with the Assistant Manager Mane and the Manager as well as all of the other staff persons. The hotel has a great location and the rooms felt luxurious. We stayed 7 nights which is a leisurely way to visit Valletta and Gozo. They provide a free wine nightly for hotel guests on their lovely rooftop terrace. "

"Nice property, very helpful staff, good location."

" Beautiful room and great location. "

"Excellent breakfast. Very clean rooms. The gym is also great. The pool arrangements are overly monetized and I can see that this would actually annoy the guests moreso than appeal to them."