Hotels in Malta

Unlike the Phoenicians, Greeks, Romans, Arabs, Normans, Crusaders, French and British who came before you, you won’t need to fight your way onto the Mediterranean island of Malta. With safe harbors and a strategic location, Malta has always been looked on as a prize, and today is no different, though today’s prize is finding the right hotel in Malta, one that will allow you to see all of the island’s treasures. Given the small size of Malta’s three islands, all Malta hotels are situated close to Malta landmarks, whether natural or cultural. And if you’re wondering how to find the right hotel, our HotelsOne website can help, whether it’s your first or hundredth trip here. Our hotel photos and videos, our interactive area maps and our complete lists of amenities make it easy to make your Malta reservations with confidence. HotelsOne even allows you to list hotels in the order of their popularity and star rating. So sit back, relax in your hotel room and watch the sun set over the Mediterranean. Or rise, depending on which side of the island you’re on.

Maltese, a Semitic language closest to Arabic yet mixed with the Romance languages and written in Latin text, fits the islands to a tee, though, as you’ll see in your Malta hotel, you can easily get by on English or Italian. Hotels in Malta’s capital city, Valletta, make it easy to see why this city’s history and beauty have earned it the honor of being one of UNESCO’s first World Heritage Sites. Your hotel in Valletta can have you walking to the beach or walking to the stunningly ornate St. John's Co Cathedral, whose floor consisting of knights’ graves of intricately inlaid, multi-colored marble has been described as the most beautiful floor in the world. A hotel in the coastal town of Buġibba, Malta lets you enjoy a vibrant seafront promenade, and hotels in Mellieħa, Malta are set along some of the country’s largest sand beaches. Hotels can also be found in the towns of Paceville, San Pawl il-Baħar and San Lawrenz, and there are also many hotels near Luga Airport. And let’s not forget the city of Saint Julians, where every landmark is close to a HotelsOne hotel. Fort Sant Angelo and the University of Malta are two good examples.

The three islands making up Malta (Malta, Gozo and Comino) are linked by a regular and reliable ferry, making it easy to explore all of Malta, no matter where your hotel is located. Regular bus service is far reaching as well, and HotelsOne will tell you which hotels offer tour services. So you can ask at the front desk of your hotel about such beautiful places as the seven coastal caves and inlets known as the Blue Grotto and such historical places as Clapham Junction where ruts in the bedrock have been formed in the distant past by wagons and carts.
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