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The hotel is next to the old town and a two-minute walk to the old town. The hotel is opposite the bus departure station, making it convenient in transportation. The hotel pool is superb, the garden is awesome, and the room is clean and comfortable.

Located 100 metres from St Johns co-Catherdral and so just steps away from the very heart of everything Valletta has to offer (and there is so much!), this is one of the every best small hotels I have stayed at. We had 3 rooms for a family trip and all were impeccably clean and tidy with super comfy beds (although 2 did not have windows on the side of the room, they had enormous windows in the ceiling so never suffered for natural light). We were on a B&B tariff and breakfast was excellent - a good choice and healthy portions to set you up for the day. The service was fabulous: whilst everyone really couldn't do enough for us, a special mention for Sunny who was polite and efficient well beyond what was necessary. We'll be back!

Totally beyond my expectation!! From the smiley face welcoming us when we first walked in to the home made turndown macarons to the breakfast (the chef even peeled the tomato skin!); everything impressed me. We stayed two nights in the Casa and it is my first time staying in the Valetta. The hotel focuses on service details!! Superb location - 10 to 15 mins walk to the bus terminal/ upper and lower Barrakka garden/ the ferry pier with easy access to bars, restaurants, and shops. The building itself is historical and we love the design of the room. The big in-room safe provides extra secure. But what I love the most is the team. Everyone at the reception and during breakfast service has been super amazing. Special thanks to Peter who performed the room orientation upon check-in, Matthew who assisted me with luggage and escorted me to the uber pick up point upon departure, the pretty lady Sladjana with a big smile and endless jokes that made my day, and Renniel who helped fix the issue of the basin stopper. Highly recommend Casa Ellul to everyone. Dont miss the wonderful breakfast in the morning!

What a wonderful hotel! We booked the penthouse to get the balcony and it was faultless - huge comfy bed, huge balcony with sunloungers and chairs, a little kitchenette and a fab bathroom with lovely, powerful, hot shower. Air con super effective! All staff at the hotel are very helpful and friendly and speak good English. The complementary breakfast is brilliant - pastry and bread selections, meats and cheese, local dips, granola and yoghurt pots and freah smoothies of the day. Hot drinks are free all day, as is filtered water. Every day between 6 and 9, the roof terrace opens and there are complementary drinks (red and white wine, cisc lager, coke, sprite and Kinnie) - the views from the terrace are fab and it's a great spot to watch the sunset. The hotel is beautifully maintained and furnished and is in a lovely, quiet spot but is literally 5 mins walk to Strait Street etc for bars and restaurants and less than 10 mins walk to all main sightseeing spots such as the Co-cathedral, St Elmos Fort and War Museum, Upper Barrakka Gardens and the gun salute. Would highly recommend and would definitely visit again!

I stayed 3 nights at the Gomerino. The hotel staff is absolutely fabulous. They help you in all you need instantly. The staff is 5 star, very kind professionals. The view from the roof top terrace is exceptional, the best view in Valletta. The terrace is incredible. Unfortunately the room is not reaching my expectations. It’s just very noisy. Every single foot step from above can be heard in your room. So at night and in the morning I felt very disturbed and uncomfortable because of this. I had to call reception several times to ask the above guest to keep it quiet at night. The room is very dark and just not for my taste. The bed was ok I asked a double bed but they supplied my with 2 single mattresses put together. Thank you for the staff you were fabulous.

Located behind the Valletta government and commercial street, it is a 300-year-old hotel that is not only clean and tidy, but also luxurious and elegant. If the system address is incorrectly located, we will navigate to the 12th. Actually, we will go down another 150 meters to reach the 76th, which is next to the church. Need the agent to send us a 4-digit reservation code, which is the door code, this must be confirmed with Ctrip in advance. The back of the hotel is a bustling pedestrian street. Going right and turning is a few passages that lead to the sea. A 50-meter left turn is a big supermarket.

Tutto ok ma il checkin senza la reception è stato versmente difficile non solo x me anche per altre persone

We have just got back from 4 days in Malta's fine capital, Valletta and have stayed in some great boutique hotels when visiting cities. The 66 Saint Paul's is another example. Each of the signature rooms has been thoughtfully and carefully curated. We stayed in the Penthouse suite for 4 nights and this offered a stunning view over the harbour to the 3 cities opposite, bathed in sunshine throughout the day and with our own sun deck. Each step on to it felt like walking into a postcard. My wife also enjoyed the shared pool area which was clean and well serviced. The building itself is about 400 years old so you instantly feel connected to the city. You soon notice almost all buildings on the Maltese islands are built of the signature local limestone. The splendid and centuries old Palazzo Santa Sofia rubs shoulders with the many baroque churches, centuries old dwellings, and also some surprising modern designs too, in a beautiful compliment across the skyline, much unlike the sometimes garish contrasts in capitals further north. Although the food was very good and all fresh, do note that like a lot of city hotels there is no dining option at the 66 St Paul’s after breakfast. However, location is everything and, once oriented to the harbour and the De Valette monument, you are literally a minute away from Merchants Street and Republic Street, the two main public thoroughfares linking the shops, sites and many eateries. The sloping alleyways linking these to St Paul Street come alive after sunset and are transformed into an array of bars and restaurants, with more lining the length of Merchants Street each night. I can't imagine eating in anywhere near half of them, but we found plenty of choice and good meals for less than 20 euros per head each night with recommendations available from the hotel too. The great location of the 66 Saint Paul's extends in every direction with easy access to the harbour (we caught a water taxi to the 3 cities for a look around, totally recommended), the various gardens, museums and also the must-see-and-hear Saluting Battery each day at noon. We were also able to link up easily with a very good walking tour and had to wait no more than a few minutes for our collections, taxis and Ubers. A trip to Mdina and the catacombs to learn more about Malta's fascinating history is also worth the time and effort. Our biggest thanks, along with the weather, are for the small team that kept things running for the 15 rooms. The housekeeping was reliable and thorough and each one of the staff that helped at reception and breakfast was, like everyone we met in Malta, friendly and polite. We really enjoyed our first visit to Malta, in part to the cheerful and generous nature of the people and the warm reception from the city of Valetta. I must totally recommend a visit.