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"This is a nice, new hotel in the heart of St Julian's. Well-located but quiet and comfortable. Breakfast buffet was excellent and plentiful, though the a la carte menu order can take some time to arrive (or indeed be taken) when they're busy at peak times. Only minus point is that the outdoor rooftop pool was closed when we visited (early April). Given that the other hotels next door - the Intercontinental and the Hyatt - both had their outdoor pools open, I didn't really think the hotel's excuses: "a lack of staff", "not the season yet" were acceptable. But overall, a nice hotel which offers good value for money. "

"Great hotel, with everything you’d expect from this price point. Location is ideal too. What makes the hotel exceptional, is the staff. They are incredibly friendly, helpful and go out of their way to make you feel welcome!"

"The staff were very friendly and kind. Great customer service! The breakfast was good. Loved that they had freshly squashed orange juice every morning. Also loved that the hotel is inside the shopping hall, so everything is in walking distance. "

"Good "

"Very clean room and amazing staff to help with any questions or needs. Great facilities thr gym and pools were high quality. Would recommend "

"breakfeast brillant,plenty of choice,Staff very helpful and friendly,Room very clean,no faults,parking no problems"

"Great breakfast. Clean rooms. Very friendly and helpful staff. Central location. Great stay overall. "

"A"

"Great hotel in a busy area. All you need nearby with lots of bars, restaurants and shops. The free beach club is great. Rooms are large, clean and comfortable. The breakfast buffet gave a good variety of options. All staff were friendly and efficient and always willing to assist. The lobby bar would benefit from being an adult only area in the evening. Too many children at 9pm to make it appealing for a couple wanting a quiet nightcap. Maybe more chairs elsewhere in the lobby or a bar on level 7 where families could have their own separate space. "