Shopping Hotels in Malta from SAR 332

"It was my first time in Malta. I had zero expectations and I was blown away. Especially how well kept the hotel was and how friendly and helpful the staff was. Rooms were clean and comfortable. When I checked out I was even offered a to go breakfast box as my flight was at 7am, which I couldn’t resist. Highly recommend this hotel and was worth every penny I payed. Will definitely be back :)"

"Very average. "

"Amazing hotel in an excellent location. "

"Location of the hotel is great. Based in Sliema/Griza area it is a 5 minute walk to the Sliema docks where you can easily hop on a ferry or one of the gondolas (€3 per person one-way) to Valletta. The hotel doesn't have an on-site pool but across the road there is Aqualuna which is like a beach club vibe (pool, sun loungers etc) and entrance is free to customers of the hotel. (You need to collect a receipt from hotel reception each day to access Aqualuna). Hotel is approx 15 minutes from the airport (traffic dependent). Room was cleaned every day and overall cleanliness of the hotel is good."

"We had reserved a suite over looking the bay - amazing!!! The buffet was superb! Variety each night was wonderful! We had booked au bord so had buffets for breakfast and supper each day! Wonderful! No complaints at all. Location was fantastic."

"They kept bags before and after check in. It was really helpful for us. The pool is very good. I love indoor pool a lot. Thank you!!!"

"All great"

"Booked a sea view room but was given a room at the very corner of the property with pine tree views and a little partial sea view. Everything else was ok , they have no spoons in the room to mix drinks , the bathtub was blocked and show was not up to standard. They have very nice gym. "

"Positives: Very friendly and helpful staff. Clean rooms. Free entrance to Aqualuna beach club. Nice breakfast. Great location. Lots of restaurants and bars in the area, close to the passenger ferries to Valletta, Gozo, etc. Negatives: A bit noisy, especially between the rooms. Standard rooms face a small shaft with almost no light, so it feels that there is no window."