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Hotels in Saint Julian's
22 Hotels
Golden Tulip Vivaldi Hotel
Dragonara Road

The Golden Tulip Vivaldi Hotel is an upper-middle-range property with classical touches set in the buzzy Maltese resort of St. Julian's. While it is positioned a little removed from most of the local nightlife, it's just a short walk and some of its noise can be heard from guest rooms. The 263 well-maintained and spacious rooms have flat-screen TVs and free Wi-Fi, plus most feature sea views from balconies. Dining options are decent, with a choice of buffet and a la carte, and leisure facilities include a seasonal rooftop pool and spa with indoor pool. Overall rates are reasonable for what you get, though The George Hotel nearby offers a sleeker boutique experience for around the same price.

The Westin Dragonara Resort, Malta
Dragonara Road

The 340-room Westin Dragonara is a luxury family-friendly resort known for its wealth of great on-site amenities, including three pools, excellent and varied dining options, large fitness center, and one of Malta’s most famous casinos. Rooms are large and sunny, and most have wonderful sea views. But the classic decor and tan color palette make rooms feel a little dated and bland, and Wi-Fi is only available for a fee. The location on a quiet peninsula a short walk from St. Julian’s restaurants, shops, and nightlife is a big plus, and free on-site parking comes in handy. The Westin is one of the most luxurious resorts in Malta, but it lacks a full spa, and the pesky extra fees can add up. Located in a more secluded area, The Radisson Blu Resort, Malta St Julian’s offers a similar experience at lower rates. 

Hilton Malta
Portomaso

True to the chain's core brand, the Hilton Malta is an upscale hotel with enough facilities to appeal to a broad range of guests. Set in the upmarket Portomaso complex in St. Julian's, the hotel is positioned overlooking the sea between the yacht marina and the buzzing Paceville district. Its 410 guest rooms are bright and contemporary (following 2016 renovations) and most offer excellent balcony views. With five pools -- including one heated indoor pool -- several restaurants and bars, and an impressive spa there's no shortage of facilities. The kids' club and splash pools mean families are well catered for. It does all come at a cost, however, and breakfast is pricey for the area. Another nearby chain complex to consider would be the Westin, with a similarly impressive range of amenities and a closer location to the beach.

Alexandra Hotel Malta
Schreiber Street

The Alexandra Hotel Malta is a convenient three-pearl property for tour groups who want to be close to the waterfront and make use of a rooftop pool. Public spaces are modern, but most of the 210 guest rooms have a dated look and amenities, though some have been partially renovated. All units have small private balconies and safes, but there are old tube-style TVs and fees for in-room Wi-Fi and use of mini-fridges. Highlights include a buffet restaurant with free breakfast and a lobby bar, plus a serviceable indoor pool, hot tub, and a small spa, but the property it lacks a fitness center. Travelers looking to stay closer to the marina can consider the Rokna hotel. 

Spinola Hotel
Triq Il-Qaliet

The Spinola Hotel is a smart choice for travelers who want a modern, mid-range boutique property—and are willing to pass on a waterfront location in favor of more affordable rates. It's located in the St. Julian’s area just south of Paceville nightlife, about a five-minute walk from Spinola Bay and slightly farther to St. George’s Bay and beach. Features include a stylish breakfast room and cocktail bar, free continental breakfast, and an outdoor patio with cafe tables. The 30 guest rooms have IKEA-style decor, and all come with flat-screen TVs, mini-fridges, electric kettles, and free Wi-Fi, and some feature balconies with bay views. Travelers looking for a step up can check out the nearby Argento Hotel, which has more upscale guest rooms and a rooftop pool.

Radisson Blu Resort, Malta St Julian's
St George's Bay, St. Julian's

The 252-room Radisson Blu Resort, Malta St Julian’s is a luxury hotel with three excellent restaurants, a large pool with striking panoramic sea views and a swim-up bar, and a full spa complete with an indoor pool and a hair salon. Rooms are spacious, clean, and elegant, with handsome wooden furniture, parquet floors or dark gray carpet, and balconies, most with sea views. Standard rooms, however, have a red color palette that looks somewhat dated, especially the striped curtains. Although located in a quiet and somewhat secluded area, the hotel is just a 10-minute walk from lively St. Julian’s. The Westin Dragonara Resort, Malta is a little closer to the action, but rates are generally higher. 

The St. George's Park Hotel
Dragonara Road

The 425-room Blue Sea St George’s Park & La Vallette Resorts is one of the cheapest all-inclusives in Malta. The property has a number of decent amenities, including three outdoor pools, a seasonal entertainment program, and a fitness center. But the low price tag comes with bare-bones rooms with cleanliness and maintenance issues, mediocre food, and several extra fees. The location in the heart of the nightlife area makes the Blue Sea a passable pick for young partiers who just want a place to crash after a night out in Paceville. All other guests may want to look elsewhere. 

InterContinental Malta
St George's Bay

The Intercontinental Malta is a large luxury hotel located near a nice beach and the bustling nightlife area of Paceville. Rooms were renovated in 2015 and 2016 and have stylish contemporary decor in a blue and neutral palette, as well as modern amenities such as free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, and minibars. The property has a number of upscale amenities, including one of the largest and best hotel gyms in Malta, an outstanding spa with a Turkish hammam, and a large outdoor pool. A small private area on the beach located down the street offers loungers, parasols and an excellent restaurant. The Westin Dragonara Resort has a quieter location, but rooms at the Intercontinental are more stylish.

Argento Hotel
Qaliet Street

The 74-room Argento Hotel is a simple, stylish property that offers a quiet retreat right near the action in bustling Saint Julian's. Bars, restaurants, and clubs are all within easy walking distance. One highlight here is the rooftop pool and sundeck, with views of Spinola Bay. Chic rooms have furnished balconies, flat-screen TVs, electric kettles, and minibars that are stocked upon request, and suites have sitting areas. All rooms have an attention to design, in accents such as contemporary art over the beds or cool patterned wallpaper. This property is home to a small restaurant, lobby bar, small gym, and two meeting rooms. Wi-Fi is free throughout. Direct waterfront access and spa treatments, however, aren’t available; for those features check prices at the Corinthia Hotel St. Georges Bay.

Hotel Valentina
Dobbie Street

The 94-room Hotel Valentina is a trendy upper-middle-range hotel with modern design located in Paceville, an area known for its thronging nightlife. Taking inspiration from this hip location, sleek rooms have wall-mounted flat-screen TVs, colorful LED lights in bathrooms, and furnished balconies in some. The rooftop infinity pool with lounge chairs plus a stylish bar overlook the city, and the 24-hour lobby bar caters to late-night revelers. A modern dining room with ample natural light serves breakfast, but not lunch or dinner. And the lobby provides an airy space to linger plus a library area with Apple computers and book-lined shelves. By comparison, the stylish Argento Hotel, in St. Julian’s, has an on-site restaurant.