ME Malta
St Julian’s, Malta
ME Malta is a 5-star design hotel in the heart of St Julian’s.
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St Julian’s, Malta
ME Malta is a 5-star design hotel in the heart of St Julian’s.
Valletta, Malta
Palais Le Brun is a 4-star hotel set in a 1606 palace in the heart of Valletta.
Mellieħa, Malta
The Radisson Blu Golden Sands is a 5-star resort set above Golden Bay.
Floriana, Malta
The Phoenicia Malta is a 5-star grand hotel at the gates of Valletta.
St Julian’s, Malta
The Hilton Malta is a large 5-star hotel set on Portomaso Marina, in St Julian’s.
St Julian’s, Malta
The Hyatt Regency Malta is a recent 5-star hotel in the heart of St Julian’s.
St Julian’s, Malta
The Malta Marriott Resort & Spa is a 5-star hotel facing Balluta Bay, in St Julian’s.
Attard, Malta
The Corinthia Palace is a historic 5-star hotel in the heart of Malta.
Valletta, Malta
La Falconeria is a 3-star boutique hotel right in the centre of Valletta.
St Julian’s, Malta
Hotel Valentina is a 3-star designer hotel in the heart of Paceville, in St Julian’s.
St Julian’s, Malta
The Westin Dragonara Resort is a 5-star hotel set on its own headland in St Julian’s.
Mdina, Malta
The Xara Palace is a 5-star boutique hotel set in a 17th-century palace in Mdina.
Sliema, Malta
The AX The Victoria is a Victorian-style 4-star hotel in a quiet part of Sliema.
St Julian’s, Malta
The Holiday Inn Express Malta is a modern 3-star hotel right in Paceville, in St Julian’s.
St Julian’s, Malta
The Radisson Blu St Julian’s is a 5-star resort set on the headland of St George’s Bay.
San Lawrenz, Gozo, Malta
The Kempinski Hotel San Lawrenz is a peaceful 5-star resort in the west of Gozo.
St Julian’s, Malta
The be.HOTEL is an urban 4-star hotel set in the heart of St Julian’s nightlife.
San Ġwann, Malta
The Urban Valley Resort & Spa is a quiet, leafy 4-star hotel in central Malta.
St Paul’s Bay, Malta
The Pebbles Resort is a modern 3-star hotel in St Paul’s Bay.
Senglea, Malta
The Cugó Gran Macina is a boutique hotel set in a 16th-century fortification.
St Julian’s, Malta
The Corinthia St George’s Bay is a 5-star seafront resort, ideal for couples and families who want everything on site.
Valletta, Malta
The Osborne Hotel is a 3-star hotel set in a historic palace in the heart of Valletta.
Floriana, Malta
The Grand Hotel Excelsior is a large 5-star hotel set on the harbour, at the gates of Valletta.
St Julian’s, Malta
The InterContinental Malta is a large 5-star hotel in the heart of St Julian’s.
Sliema, Malta
The Barceló Fortina Malta is a modern 5-star hotel on the Sliema seafront.
St Julian’s, Malta
The H Hotel & Spa is an adults-only 4-star hotel in the heart of Paceville.
Mellieħa, Malta
The Pergola Hotel & Spa is a 4-star hotel perched high above Mellieħa.
St Julian’s, Malta
Hugo’s Boutique Hotel is an adults-only 3-star hotel in the heart of Paceville.
Sannat, Gozo, Malta
The Ta’ Ċenċ & Spa is a single-storey 5-star hotel on the edge of the Sannat cliffs.
St Julian’s, Malta
The District Hotel is a modern 3-star hotel in the heart of Paceville, in St Julian’s.
Gżira, Malta
The Azur Hotel by ST Hotels is a modern 3-star hotel in Gżira, a stone’s throw from the seafront.
Valletta, Malta
The Iniala Harbour House is an intimate 5-star luxury hotel, set opposite Valletta’s Grand Harbour.
Valletta, Malta
The Rosselli AX Privilege is a 5-star boutique hotel in the heart of Valletta.
St Julian’s, Malta
The Ddream Hotel is a modern 3-star hotel in the heart of Paceville, in St Julian’s.
Rabat, Malta
The Verdala Wellness Hotel AX Privilege is an adults-only 5-star hotel, opened in 2025 in Rabat.
Mellieħa, Malta
The Paradise Bay Resort is a large 4-star waterfront hotel on the north-west tip of Malta.
Qawra, Malta
The Santana Hotel & Spa is a 4-star hotel in Qawra, reopened in 2026 after a major refurbishment.
Buġibba, Malta
The Topaz Hotel is a budget 3-star hotel, tucked away in the quiet streets of Buġibba.
St Julian’s, Malta
The Alexandra Hotel is a very central 3-star hotel in the heart of Paceville.
St Julian’s, Malta
The Hard Rock Hotel Malta is a large 5-star resort that opened in September 2026 on St George’s Bay.
Valletta, Malta
The Romègas Hotel is a 5-star boutique hotel that opened in 2026 in the heart of Valletta.
Qawra, Malta
The DoubleTree by Hilton Malta is a four-star seafront hotel in Qawra, on the waterfront of St Paul’s Bay.
Buġibba, Malta
The Seaview Hotel is a four-star adults-only hotel (16 and over), set on the Buġibba promenade, facing the sea and the Perched Beach.
Mellieħa, Malta
The Maritim Antonine Hotel & Spa is a superior 4-star hotel tucked into the hilltop village of Mellieħa, with sweeping views over the north of the…
Birżebbuġa, Malta
The CA Sand Dune Hotel is a 3-star hotel in Birżebbuġa, set right on the seafront facing Pretty Bay.
Valletta, Malta
A bed and breakfast set in a 16th-century palazzo on Republic Street in Valletta, still the family home of Maltese nobility and a private museum, C…
Mellieħa, Malta
The db Seabank Resort + Spa is a 4-star all-inclusive resort set directly on the shores of Mellieħa Bay, Malta’s largest sandy beach.
Mellieħa, Malta
Ramla Bay Resort is a 4-star resort set on its own sandy bay at the northern tip of Malta, near Marfa and Mellieħa.
Mellieħa, Malta
The Mellieħa Holiday Centre is a self-catering resort set directly on the shores of Mellieħa Bay, Malta’s largest sandy beach.
Mellieħa, Malta
The Solana Hotel & Spa is a 4-star hotel in the village of Mellieħa, in northern Malta.
Mellieħa, Malta
The Riviera Spa Resort is a 4-star resort set close to the sea in northern Malta, in the Mellieħa area.
Valletta, Malta
An affordable three-star hotel on Battery Street in Valletta, set on the bastions overlooking the Grand Harbour and the Three Cities, the Grand Har…
Sliema, Malta
The Preluna Hotel is a four-star hotel on the Sliema seafront, along Tower Road.
Qawra, Malta
The Qawra Palace Hotel is a four-star hotel on the Qawra seafront, in St Paul’s Bay.
Sliema, Malta
The Diplomat Hotel is a four-star hotel on the Sliema seafront, on Tower Road, facing the Mediterranean.
Xlendi, Gozo, Malta
The Hotel San Andrea is a family-run establishment set on the Xlendi promenade, just steps from crystal-clear water and at the foot of the cliffs t…
Xagħra, Gozo, Malta
The Segond Hotel is a 4-star boutique hotel in Xagħra, about a fifteen-minute walk from Ramla Bay.
Xagħra, Gozo, Malta
Set on the heights of Xagħra, the Cornucopia Hotel is a 4-star hotel housed in a former Gozitan farmhouse, full of rustic charm.
Marsalforn, Gozo, Malta
The Hotel Calypso enjoys a prime spot on the Marsalforn seafront, facing the bay.
Xlendi, Gozo, Malta
The Block Hotel & Apartments sits in the heart of Xlendi village, just steps from the bay.
Mellieħa, Malta
The Luna Holiday Complex is a budget-friendly resort in Mellieħa, offering rooms and self-catering apartments just a short walk from Mellieħa Bay.
Qawra, Malta
The Soreda Hotel is an award-winning four-star hotel in Qawra, set back from the St Paul’s Bay seafront.
St Julian’s, Malta
Hyatt Centric Malta is a 5-star hotel in the heart of St Julian’s, near Paceville and St George’s Bay, with a rooftop pool, bars and restaurants.
St Julian’s, Malta
voco Malta by IHG is a 5-star hotel in the heart of St Julian’s, near Paceville and St George’s Bay, with a rooftop pool, a terrace, a restaurant a…
Indicative prices for one night in a double room, taken from booking platforms: check the rate for your dates. Ratings out of 5, average of guest reviews.
Malta is small: the main island is about 27 km long. Yet the area you choose matters a great deal. It shapes the mood of your stay, your travel time and your budget.
St Julian’s is home to many of the island’s large hotels. Here you’ll find St George’s Bay, Portomaso Marina and the bars of Paceville. It suits young travellers and anyone after a lively break. Near Paceville, nights can be noisy.
Sliema runs on from St Julian’s along the coast. Its promenade, shops and ferries to Valletta make it a practical base. Hotels are plentiful, from three-star options to luxury resorts.
Valletta draws history lovers. The capital mainly offers boutique hotels set in restored palazzos. In the evening, the city is quiet and the streets empty. The large hotels of Floriana are a few minutes’ walk away.
The north of the island has the best-known sandy beaches, such as Mellieħa Bay and Golden Bay. Resorts here are larger and often cheaper. A car or the bus is still handy for getting to Valletta.
Around St Paul’s Bay, Qawra and Buġibba offer plenty of family-friendly hotels. Prices here are among the lowest on the island. The seafront is lively, but the sandy beaches are further away.
Gozo is reached by ferry from Ċirkewwa in about twenty-five minutes. Its hotels are fewer, quieter and often focused on nature. Allow at least two days to enjoy its finest sights.
Prices vary widely with the season. July and August are the most expensive months. From October to March, rates often drop by half, sometimes more. Yet the weather stays mild for much of the winter.
The area also affects the price. For the same comfort, a hotel in Qawra or Mellieħa usually costs less than one in St Julian’s or Valletta. As distances are short, staying a little further out is a good way to save.
Finally, budget for the environmental contribution. Since 1 July 2026, it has been €1.50 per adult per night, capped at €22.50 per stay. It is paid at the hotel, on top of the room rate.
Star ratings are awarded by the Malta Tourism Authority, the national tourist board. They mainly reflect facilities rather than quality of service. Two hotels in the same category can therefore differ a lot.
Guest reviews are a useful complement to the star rating. Be wary of scores below 3.5 out of 5: they often point to tired rooms or patchy upkeep. For top-end comfort, see our selection of 5-star hotels.
To go further, our ranking of the best hotels in Malta picks the top-rated hotels in each category.
It all depends on your trip. St Julian’s and Sliema work well for a first visit: plenty of hotels, restaurants and ferries to Valletta. Valletta appeals to heritage lovers. The north of the island suits families who want sandy beaches.
The price depends mainly on the season and the category. In winter, a good three-star hotel is often easy on the wallet. In July and August, rates can double or even triple. Prices shown on this page are a guide only: always check the rate for your dates.
Yes. Since 1 July 2026, the environmental contribution has cost €1.50 per night for each guest aged 18 or over. It is capped at €22.50 per stay. It is not included in the room rate and is paid at the hotel.
Not at the moment: there is no hotel open on the island. A Six Senses resort is planned, but no opening date has been confirmed. In the meantime, Comino is a day-trip destination, especially for its Blue Lagoon.
The airport is in Luqa, about 8 km south of Valletta. Hotels in Valletta and Floriana are around twenty minutes away by car. Allow about 25 minutes for St Julian’s and Sliema outside rush hour. Find out more on our Malta airport page.
In most cases, yes. Malta uses three-pin type G sockets, as in the UK and Ireland. Unless your devices have UK plugs, pack a plug adapter. Some newer hotels also have USB sockets in the rooms.
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