The Palace is an elegant hotel in the heart of Sliema, with intricate chandeliers and plenty of art adorning the walls. Its superb location means you’re just a few minutes’ walk from both the seafront and the main shopping centre. Mornings start with a wholesome breakfast at The Tabloid. Then make your way up to the rooftop where sun loungers line the infinity pool with views of the city and the sea beyond. The pool bar is just steps away and the top floor of the hotel is entirely dedicated to leisure facilities including a spa and fitness room. Head to the award-winning TemptAsian Restaurant for panoramic ninth-floor views and an innovative menu of Asian-fusion dishes with flavours from China, Japan and Singapore. The Tabloid buffet restaurant focuses on Mediterranean fine dining with tables for al fresco dining. The cool rooftop Lounge360 bar is a great place to unwind after a long day with comfortable seating to sink into and a seasonal bar for late summer nights. The classic Comfort Rooms overlook the hotel’s central atrium. The larger Deluxe Rooms have a balcony with city views while Superior Rooms are larger again and are on the higher floors of the hotel.
This luxurious retreat is at the tip of a rocky peninsula overlooking the wide sweeping bay of St. George’s. It’s elegant, beautifully designed and has six pools around the resort, as well as access to the private rocky beach through The Lido St. George’s Bay. The Lido, which is open to the public as well as guests, has a range of watersports, as well as diving and late-night swimming until 9pm (July to August). If you’d rather spend your days relaxing, there’s a wide selection of beauty therapies, saunas, an indoor pool and Jacuzzi at the Apollo Day Spa. The dining options are just as diverse as the leisure facilities. Have a delicious buffet breakfast at Fra Martino Restaurant and Terrace, eat Asian-inspired dishes at Buddhamann and grab a seat at the casual all-American Henry J. Bean’s Bar and Grill with happy hour each day from 5.30-7pm. Caviar & Bull has a more sophisticated tone – run by chef, Marvin Gauci, it’s one of the best modern Mediterranean restaurants in Malta. The rooms are all about relaxation. Deluxe Seaview Rooms have a balcony and views over the Mediterranean. Family Rooms have two double beds for a great-value option for those travelling with small children. The Executive Seaview Twin Rooms are on the Executive Floor and include extras like designer toiletries and a dedicated host service. You’ll also get access to the Executive Club Lounge, with complimentary refreshments served throughout the day. For the ultimate indulgence, try a Junior Suite for a separate lounge area divided by shutters, a sofa bed and Executive Club Lounge access.
Newly refurbished, The Phoenicia Malta is one of the country’s finest hotels. It’s the oldest luxury hotel in Malta, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a Valletta icon just outside the city gate. A favourite with honeymooners for its sumptuous interiors, the hotel has recently been beautifully restored with modern touches that complement the elegance and nostalgia of this local landmark. The seven and a half acres of beautifully manicured gardens that form the centrepiece of the hotel have been re-landscaped, and a new infinity pool gives guests sweeping views of the harbour. Relax at the Bastion Pool deck and bask in the breathtaking views of the Marsamxett Harbour from your sun lounger or swim beside a huge bastion in the infinity pool. Award-winning restaurant The Phoenix serves a choice of buffet or à la carte breakfasts and an eclectic menu for lunch and dinner that’s inspired by traditional Maltese and European flavours. The Palm Court Lounge is a great spot for a morning coffee, traditional afternoon tea or an early evening cocktail. Head to the Club Bar where you’ll find colonial décor reminiscent of Malta’s past and a terrace with beautiful harbour views. The rooms are refreshed and colourful with youthful pops of colour that breathe a freshness into the historic building. Superior Rooms are comfortable and light, while Executive Rooms and Harbour View Rooms are more spacious with respective views of the city or harbour.
The Palace
Corinthia Hotel St. George's Bay
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