Hotel terbaik di Rabat

Lovely stay. The hotel is in a prime position to walk round Rabat and veyr close to the entrabce gates to Mdina, which is stunning. Room was cosy and well looked after. Staff polite and very helpful. Breakfast was very generous with a wide choice. The room was clean, welcoming and fully equipped for my stay. There were one or two maintenance issues, which were dealt with very quickly. I would advise them to do a room check with regards to basic maintenance before a guests arrives. Basics like toilet paper, size of towls, and the sliding door. However as I said, Mili the contact was very quick, polite and helpful dealing with these minor issues. I will be back in April for a week and have no hesitation booking here again.

Great little guesthouse in the streets of Rabat where you truly do feel like a local. Walking through the narrow windy streets to dinner each night was a joy. Great position, about 10 minutes very pleasant walk to the Mdina. We also managed to park right outside the front door for our 4 night stay. Room very comfortable, very clean, and we didn’t hear any other guests or any other noise at all during our stay. Very peaceful. But there was ‘something’ missing that we couldn’t put our finger on. We didn’t really mind that the teabags and milk in our room weren’t replenished, or the strange concertina door on the shower recess, or that our terrace had no view at all, or that the water dispenser in the lobby was empty for our first 2 days … but when you put them all together it just means it wasn’t 5 star worthy!

This was a nice B@B, although for some reason I was expecting more hotel luxury given the online reviews. The room was clean and spacious, the bathroom was also good, showers good, towels not that absorbent, no bath., bed and pillows very good. The breakfast had to be pre-ordered (to a given time) and the selection was not that extensive. There was no option to cook your own toast. Coffee was from a push button machine and on the cool side. The location of the hotel was quite good, down from the main square and close to both catacombs and Mdina old town. Also close was Maltas extensive bus route terminal. From Rabat it is about a 20 min bus ride to the capital of Valletta. There is also an airport route. The hotel has a pool and vending machine, unsure if it provides meals other than breakfast. My main ‘beef’ was that the cleaning service was quite intrusive, for example would go to breakfast at 7.30 (earliest time) and would return to find the cleaner in my room (no DND sign was available), she even took it upon herself to fold my clothes I had left to dry. They also discarded bottles that I wanted to reuse. ( when I book a room I like to think I can put ‘stuff’ where I want and not have people move it). However overall the accommodation is good, particularly for its location. I stayed for 6 nights, think 2-3 would have been ample as there are many other properties on Malta that are similar yet in diff. locations. (get to experience more of the island).

What a welcome from the hostess! We arrived at 09AM and the room was already ready. Made up to perfection, and everything had been thought of: bathrobes, slippers, sweets... There is a heated four-person jacuzzi on the spacious terrace. The location of the boutique hotel is ideal for visiting the city of M'dina. There are several cozy restaurants in the immediate vicinity. The accommodation does not offer breakfast, but on the ground floor there is a coffee shop that offers great breakfasts at reasonable prices.

Completely endorse all recent reviews, except for Dreamer60224, who must have been really unlucky. My wife tested the hot water on arrival: it was running cold, but that turned out to because of a block in the system, as the room hadn't been used for a little while. This was put right by the hotel's resident handyman while we had dinner, and we had lovely hot baths afterwards. He and all the rest of the staff and management were friendly and efficient without exception. The breakfast was wonderful, and so was the view from our room (no. 12): green fields were a treat to the eye, coming from England in February.