LGBT Welcoming Hotels in Malta

The hotel is a large corporate resort, so don’t expect the small personal touches you might find in a boutique property. While everything was very clean, the rooms and bathrooms are quite dated and could benefit from an update. Breakfast was a large buffet with plenty of choice, though there was no à la carte option. The Indian restaurant was very good and a highlight of our stay, while the Italian was more average. As the hotel wasn’t particularly busy, there was always plenty of space around the pool. The beach area did get much busier, though the private section was manageable — just expect sunbeds to be packed in quite closely. This hotel would suit families well, with a lively atmosphere and entertainment team (who even came through breakfast), but it’s probably not the best choice if you’re looking for a refined, adults-only style experience. Having come from an elegant boutique hotel in Valletta, this felt a little disappointing by comparison. That said, there was nothing objectively wrong with the stay — it’s just not my kind of hotel.

Lovely stay. The staff was absolutely fabulous!

Check in easy and polite, live piano in the lobby bar on Tues Thurs Sunday 8-11 pm, robes and complimentary bottle of red were a nice touch in our junior suite, balconies great with awesome view is the bay, and outlets were universal taking American, European, and UK charge types and maybe Australian and Asian too. Overall great spot would highly recommend.