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"Excellent hotel, wonderful staff. We had a relaxing stay "

"A 3 night stay All Inclusive to visit some of Malta’s famous history. Overall the Qawra Palace is superb base, though it’s a big hotel which takes some navigating at first. I also must say it’s very busy, especially in the restaurant - we visited in Feb so I can only imagine what it is like peak season. The rooms are clean but I’m glad we upgraded to a sea view. The food is varied, good quality & plentiful. If you are staying in the cooler months, the sun shines a lot longer on floor 11, where you’ll find the rooftop pool. "

"Fantastic location right by the water. Love the swimming pool set up. Rooms were clean. Would come again"

"rooms and loby are clean, breakfast area have to take care more about cleanliness. Staff are extreme friendly. Pool and spa are always available and clean. Bathrooms needs more caring."

"The room was large and quiet at night. The bed was very comfortable and enormous and there was also a comfy settee from which we could watch tv. It had a nice balcony looking down to the sea. Excellent breakfast."

"Very friendly staff, but the property has a bit tough to get it.( it’s located in a small hill, have to climb up, lol) Otherwise, was good! "

"Staff was very nice and sweet"

"Hotel its self for a boutique was very good and for the price was very reasonable! Staff were attentive via the app. And each night you would get asked if you need anything. The spa and gym were very good too - not huge but was good enough for a short weekend break. Breakfast was mediocre- scrambled eggs were horrible and sausages tasted cheap so that is my only complaint. The rooms were clean only issue I had was mosquito in the room went to town on us so bring spray! It's close by to walk to the silema ferry port to take you to Valletta and you had shops and restaurants near by. Taxis via bolt and uber very cheap so get to st Julian's bay was like less than 10 minutes. "

"Big positive: Breakfast buffet in the Grana Restaurant. Loads to eat and drink. Full English or continental or both! Big negative: We went in February and the aircon was set to heat to 25°C (I keep my home at 18°C). I asked how I could turn it down and was told it's controlled centrally so not possible to control individual rooms, a decision which baffles me. Had the air con off the whole time, but it was warm, and we had an internal room so no air flow at all. I asked reception to provide a fan, but they said they didn't have any. Why on earth don't they let guests choose the temperatures in their own rooms?? "