Hotels with WiFi in Malta

"Stayed at Azur Hotel for a week during my apartment search in Malta and it genuinely exceeded expectations. The room was spotless - everything felt fresh and well-maintained, which says a lot about how seriously ST Hotels takes their properties. Special mention to Ivan at the reception - he was incredibly helpful throughout my stay, always going the extra mile to make sure I had everything I needed. The location in Gzira is perfect - walking distance to Sliema waterfront, great cafes nearby, and a calm neighborhood at the same time. I'll definitely be coming back in March for an extended stay. Highly recommend to anyone looking for a comfortable base in central Malta."

"Great"

"The room was so spacious and clean. I didnt use it but the kitchenette was a very good addition. The whole hotel is well looked after and very comfortable. It must be amazing in summer with the rooftop pools. The spa was lovely and well maintained. The gym looked decent but i didn't use it. The breakfast was plentuful and well organised. Also i had the evening buffet once during my stay and it was lovely. I would love to stay at the Solano again in the future."

"Good"

"Comfort"

"The staff were great and nothing was too much bother for them - special shout out to Anna and Valentina - thank you ! "

"Room is clean, extreme friendly staff, choices of cold or hot breakfast stuffs."

"Very nice hotel and staff are very friendly from the reception Cassidy to the concierge Edgar and Brian and the staff from the restaurant Mylen Johanna. And the staff from spa. Will highly recommend this hotel."

"Excellent staff who were very helpful. Lovely room and facilities. The hotel is really good value and with good location. Good transport link to get anywhere. Let down on the day before leaving only by the cleaning of the room which was not done despite calling reception to say that we'd accidently broken a glass and the floor needed cleaning for safety reasons. We cleaned as best as we could but very wary of stepping on tiny glass shards. "