Top Hotels Near Salina National Park in St. Paul's Bay from AU$65

"Everywhere was clean and tidy. The staff were absolutely brilliant. Sometimes the parts of the breakfast which were meant to be hot were cold. "

"Room clean and was provided with towels, tea/coffee, soap, shower caps etc. WiFi was easy to connect to. Got an upgrade which was lovely! The best part our holiday was the hotel! The bar in the evening has live music performances. Also very close to shops for groceries if needed."

"Review: Great Value for €40, But Significant Functional Flaws Overall Impression At a price point of €40 per night, this hotel offers strong value for budget travelers. However, potential guests should be aware that the low cost comes with several compromises in service and room functionality. Room & Amenities Cleanliness: The rooms were well-maintained and clean upon arrival. Climate Control: The air conditioning was non-functioning during our stay, which is a significant factor to consider depending on the weather. Linens: The towels provided were the lowest quality I have encountered across hundreds of hotels in all price ranges. They were undersized (providing minimal coverage) and had a noticeable unpleasant odor. Appliances: The in-room refrigerator was broken. Despite reporting this to staff, who promised to contact maintenance, the issue was never addressed. After 48 hours without a follow-up, we stopped requesting assistance. Facilities & Service Staff: The team was generally friendly, though the lack of follow-through on maintenance requests suggests a breakdown in internal communication. Breakfast: The breakfast was excellent and stood out as a highlight of the stay. Pool & Parking: While the pool was open, it was unheated. On-site parking is available but difficult to navigate and not ideally designed. Noise & Location As we visited during the off-season, there was active construction on the premises. Work typically commenced between 6:00 AM and 7:00 AM, which may"

"A 3 night stay All Inclusive to visit some of Malta’s famous history. Overall the Qawra Palace is superb base, though it’s a big hotel which takes some navigating at first. I also must say it’s very busy, especially in the restaurant - we visited in Feb so I can only imagine what it is like peak season. The rooms are clean but I’m glad we upgraded to a sea view. The food is varied, good quality & plentiful. If you are staying in the cooler months, the sun shines a lot longer on floor 11, where you’ll find the rooftop pool. "

"Yes"

"Nice staff, excellent drinks and food"

"Great experience"

"It was just ok"

"Room perfectly clean, warm and comfortable with a great view. Staff friendly and professional. Buffet breakfast terrible. The hot selection was cold. The only item remotley edible was the scrambled eggs. Dont let this put you off booking but go room only"