I had a great time staying in an all-female room on my solo trip. I met the Slovenian lady in the next bed, a couple in another room, and a guy from southern Italy. There was a dry sauna downstairs; you could wear your swimsuit to the sauna and soak. The water wasn't very hot, but you could get a hot tub with a jacuzzi. The kitchen had coffee, a stove, and tableware. However, I recommend bringing your own earplugs. I went to bed early and woke up early these past few days in Malta, but without earplugs, I could hear the people in the kitchen talking very clearly.
The location is superb, right in the city center. However, the street music can be quite loud in the evenings.
Breakfasts are very basic, but everything is fresh and generally acceptable. Though, staying for two weeks, it does get repetitive. The only hot option is an omelet.
The beds aren't very comfortable.
The room was very clean and well arranged. The furnishings seemed new and well maintained. The room was a bit small for the price, but it included a tiny kitchen with a sink, a microwave oven and a coffee machine. There were only 2 coffee pods provided. The bed was very good, neither too soft nor too hard, and the bed linen was truly luxurious. The hotel does not have a 24hr reception desk but one code opens both the main door and the room door. Overall it was a pleasant stay and I would suggest this hotel.
Very good apartment, the environment is very clean, each room has air conditioning, a balcony, and the most important thing is a big TV!! I had late night snacks and watched The Legend of Zhen Huan with my friends, haha, the only inconvenience is the hotel front desk It is not in the same location as the check-in, so you need to walk a few more minutes. The room has a British standard plug and there is no hairdryer. You need to ask the front desk for a converter and a hairdryer.
The Hotel was clean, unfortunately my room was very noisy as it was off the kitchen all I could hear was banging doors all morning, people talking & stomping around, there is also construction going on in neighbouring buildings. my bed was uncomfortable I could feel the springs in my back so had a pretty terrible sleep, this place needs some updating & modernising. The location was great walking distance to everything.
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