Budget Hotels in St. Julian's, Central Region

"Carry a raincoat or umbrella if travelling in March. However, the hotel do have courtesy umbrella which you could use and return. Great customer service. "

"We arrived late but the reception was open and the staff very friendly. Our room was clean and very large with a sea view which was lovely. Breakfast was buffet style and there were lots of options although they could be more clearly marked with dietary requirements as I'm plant based and so struggled at times. I found oat milk on the third day after asking on the first and being advised they didn't it only to find it on the cereal stand along with Almond and Soya. Margarine would have been nice. All that being said I'm being constructive with my criticism, there was plenty of food and all of what I had was fresh and tasty. The staff were amazing and the room cleaned daily. One disappointment was that unfortunately, the pool was closed for maintenance which I understand but also the patio with the loungers was closed too so there was no outside seating in the evening. They had arranged for guests to use the hotel next door though so at least that was something. All in all, I would recommend the hotel itself and the hotel chain and I'll look out for this chain in other resorts too. Bear in mind there is a hotel being built right behind this one at the moment due to open in three months so there is noise during the day."

"Breakfast was fresh for thr most part good variety. Dinner menu it was a hit and miss at times"

"GREAT "

"Everything was excellent, as expected - an oasis in a very crowded and noisy part of Malta"

"Beautiful position, clean with great facilities, and most importantly helpful friendly staff. Breakfast was varied and plentiful, and lots of fabulous restaurants in the surrounding areas. "

"Very clean room. We had a club room. Staff were all excellent in the club room, lovely and peaceful there. Lovely view of the sea."

"Alexandra hotel From the first impression the hotel looks like a great hotel. But as soon as you check in, you start to see a different perspective. The bedroom area: The room was ridiculously small for the caliber of hotel advertised. There were tiny side tables that barely fit a phone. There was no room to navigate around the bed. A useless desk that had drawers too small for any use and a wardrobe (with its sliding doors that would not work) was too large for the room and unnecessary for hotel stays. If you wanted to turn only one lamp on the side of the bed, all of the room lights went on with it. So, you were forced to function in complete darkness or had full light. We used our phone lights to go to the bathroom so that we wouldn’t wake each other in the middle of the night. The bathroom; There was no shower door to keep the water in while you showered. No matter how careful you were, the tiny bathroom flooded each time. An extremely dangerous situation. You could see mold where there was once a shower door? There was the tiniest sink I have ever seen with no shelves or any space to set up your toiletries. (And they had no hotel toiletries, only a gross soap dispenser, with God-knows-what in it) The walls were so thin that you could hear doors slam all night long and loud partying going on outside until 3:00 am. But the worst was the forced control of the temperature setting and you could not adjust it. We ended up turning it off and opening the tiny balcony’s do"

"reception and cleaning staff was very helpful and nice. the room was spotless and was cleaned every afternoon. would say that it is in the hub of where all the nightlife is, so if you’re sleeping earlier, there is a lot of noise coming from the streets. "