Victoria Hotels & Accommodations

The service was exelent by very professional and helpful staff. Food (breakfast) was very good and well organised. Inroom facilities is also very excellent and the room was literally spotless. The A/C really was the cherry on the cake. I been to a vast number of hotels in Malta and this is really one of the top choices for me.

Excellent property with great location, extremely clean and comfortable, super friendly staff. Teo was extraordinary! He was a true example of excellent hospitality. He made our trip more exciting in Malta by guiding and giving us tips about the city and the attractions to cover in 72 hours. He made sure that everything was arranged for us accordingly. I couldn't thank him enough for the excellent level of service he had rendered. We will surely visit H Hotel on our next holiday and expect that will recommend your hotel to our family and friends.

Staff excellent - informative & friendly - we were upgraded to a balcony studio room overlooking village square & right next to church (possibly helped by fact our friend live in Xwekija). No noise from village or church bells disturbed our sleep. One downside was the rain which soaked the lounger seats . Not noticeable until you sat on them & got rather wet (we learned to bring them inside to prevent reoccurrence). Room cleaned daily & existing covid rules were followed. Sheets, towels changed as requested. Comfy bed. Wish there had been a notice on the jacuzzi bath informing us of their closing off of shower spray (apparently previous guests had been leaving it switched on) to prevent flooding of floor below. Was surprised that we weren’t regularly provided with drinking water although tea/coffee facilities provided. When I asked about the water we were given some more though told it wasn’t policy. Breakfast provided in restaurant next door. Tasty but enormous portions unless you were more specific in your order (which could do). Bus service to other parts of island (including the ‘tourist bus) at side of hotel - outside church. Could get equivalent of our day rider system which could also use on ferry if within time limits (could also get weekly pass). Would go there again or try one of the other Quaint hotels group on Gozo

We stayed on the older side of the hotel. Room smelt of damp and when we complained they came in and bleached the floors nothing else. There was only one socket in the room which kept crackling. The breakfast was average but we went up the road to Debbie’s Cafe which was great. The pool upstairs was good with nice views but the drinks were overly priced. We had a couples massage “Back, shoulders and neck”. My other half only had his neck massaged. I had all parts it felt good but later that day I experienced some horrific neck pain and felt as though a muscle had twinged. Not worth the price we paid. We went to the Thai Fusion restaurant the views were great but I wasn’t over impressed with my dish to start as is was a red curry in soup water, thankfully they took it back and the taste wasn’t so bad. Again felt it was over priced for what it was. Over all hotel was okay, but the services within were very overly priced. I also think had our room been on the renovated side we would of been more positive on our review as our room was outdated and stunk of damp.

The room is mini, but very clean and comfortable. The supporting restaurant is excellent. Excellent location, within walking distance of citalic. There is also a Greens supermarket nearby.

We recently returned to the Paradise Bay resort a year on from getting married there on the beach outside the Porto Lounge. The hotel is amazing, whatever room you have you are going to have a view either of Paradise bay with its beach and constant coming and goings of yachts and speed boats, people swimming in the clear blue waters or on the other side, looking out over the south Comino straight with all its water traffic and the ferry port with the constant activity of the ferries going over to Gozo. The rooms are spacious, comfortable, well equipped with tea/coffee making facilities, iron and ironing board, hair dryer, fridge and TV, although English channels are few and far between, and are well cleaned everyday. It may not be to everyone’s choice as it is a little isolated but the excellent bus service from right outside the door can take you wherever you want to be around this beautiful island and buses run every few minutes and for just 2 euros you can go to the next stop or the other end of the island, can’t fault them. The hotel has a choice of four swimming pools, three outdoor and one indoor, including a small jacuzzi, all are well maintained, clean and certainly no shortage of sun loungers. The inside public areas are clean and comfortable and the restaurant the same, however, although the quality of the food served in the restaurant is good, choices can be a little limited and sometimes we found the table turnaround was a bit chaotic, with people wandering around looking for a clean prepared table, that said we never had to wait too long and enjoyed everything we did have to eat. All in all we would thoroughly recommend the Paradise Bay resort to anyone and we will certainly be returning there in the future.

Myself and my fiancé visited this resort and it was an excellent hotel, in a lovely part of Malta. The hotel was very clean, with very nice and obliging staff who were extremely helpful. The breakfast offered a great choice of foods including continental style, cooked traditional English breakfast foods, as well as cold meats and cheeses with an array of pastries. The room was lovely, with a comfortable bed and lovely shower and bath facility, as well as a balcony to relax on. The resort has its own private beach area which is only a short walk away, as well as having 2 outdoor swimming pools. The housekeeping staff were extremely efficient, and always left the rooms looking fresh and new. The bar area is very welcoming and relaxing providing a good choice of cocktails at a fair price. I would 100% come back here, and although this is my first visit to Malta, so I do not have anything to compare it to in terms of other hotels in Malta, I would say that it has been a brilliant experience so far staying here and have enjoyed every minute of it

I was very happy that they treated me kindly and courteously without showing any dislike at all, even though my understanding of English was not good at all.

Everything was excellent. Fantastic place. Very kind staff and helpful. Food was excellent and plenty of choices. We celebrated our birthdays so the receptionist surprised us with extra upgrades. Special thanks to Henrik and the whole team of Ben's. Highly recommended the place and the atmosphere as well.

This hotel was built in the 1960s, which is obvious from the design. The position is perfect, looking over the bay. On the whole, the hotel is good - the rooms are fine, but the bathroom was a bit tired - black bits in the grouting and an old-fashioned shower, but it worked fine. It was definitely worth requesting a sea view room with balcony. The Reception area was attractive and the breakfast dining room was nice. The staff were all really friendly and helpful. The breakfasts were really good - the best, creamiest scrambled egg I have ever had! The room was cleaned every day, with fresh towels if you needed them. Tea and coffee also replenished every day. However, the balcony furniture was ANCIENT - scratched and painted brown and really unattractive. And the balcony railings desperately needed a coat of paint. Due to the live music that is played in various forms most evenings in the rooftop bar area, it is also definitely worth requesting a room that is NOT on the 5th floor directly beneath it! We emailed the hotel a couple of days before, after reading other reivews regarding this, and were given a 4th floor room which had a fantastic view over the bay. Lovely to watch the fishermen coming in and out of the little harbour every morning and evening. The (indoor) bar on the rooftop was nice enough. We didn't have any evening meals in the hotel, so can't comment on those. But then we come to the rooftop/pool area itself. Dismal. One wall looked as though it had had one coat of paint when it needed two; another had not been painted at all. Ragged parasols tied up with bits of wire. The blue paint round the pool itself looked as if had been painted on by a 2-year old. And - the worst - flapping, green, *****s of Astroturf that, in the UK, would be considered a safety hazard as it wasn't fastened down at all. It was really quite depressing up there. But there were plenty of sunbeds, thank goodness, and they were in decent condition, although we didn't spend too much time up there. To summarise, we had a nice time and I would stay there again, but there is definitely room for improvement in some areas, that wouldn't actually cost a ridiculous amount to do.