Mellieha Hotels with Wi-Fi

We stayed on the older side of the hotel. Room smelt of damp and when we complained they came in and bleached the floors nothing else. There was only one socket in the room which kept crackling. The breakfast was average but we went up the road to Debbie’s Cafe which was great. The pool upstairs was good with nice views but the drinks were overly priced. We had a couples massage “Back, shoulders and neck”. My other half only had his neck massaged. I had all parts it felt good but later that day I experienced some horrific neck pain and felt as though a muscle had twinged. Not worth the price we paid. We went to the Thai Fusion restaurant the views were great but I wasn’t over impressed with my dish to start as is was a red curry in soup water, thankfully they took it back and the taste wasn’t so bad. Again felt it was over priced for what it was. Over all hotel was okay, but the services within were very overly priced. I also think had our room been on the renovated side we would of been more positive on our review as our room was outdated and stunk of damp.

Excellent hotel, situated in one of the most scenic locations of n Malta. It is close to the main beaches and to the villages of St Paul’s Bay and Mellieha!

An enjoyable weekend break at Solana. The place is well positioned in the center of Mellieha to explore the town, v. nice view from the rooftop (attached a pic) that they also highlight as instagram-worthy. I rated the location 4/5 because of the relatively minor difficulty to find close-by parking as you need to be careful due to limited hours, but I learnt after that the hotel offers limited parking spots against payment. Cleanliness and service both rated an excellent 5/5. The facilities were good, again they didn't merit a 5/5 only because of a couple of small issues: you can experience a relatively long wait for the 2 lifts (used by guests and staff) at peak times since the hotel consists of two connected buildings, the gym needs a spruce-up as the multi-use machine needs a good oiling and the treadmill's arm cushions easily came unstuck, and the rooftop pool water was slightly murky on Sat afternoon and Sun morning. Other than our studio apartment was a comfortable fit for a family of 4, that included a well-equipped kitchenette that we used on the second night when the kids fancied an evening in after a long day. And nice to see once again the old-school complimentary sewing needle and thread, as well as a good sized bathtub. Tea and coffee freebies were present in abundance in the room. Breakfast was delicious and they certainly got the bacon, sausages, eggs, pastry and yogurt right. All in all, a well-priced worthy consideration if you're staying in Mellieha.

We recently returned to the Paradise Bay resort a year on from getting married there on the beach outside the Porto Lounge. The hotel is amazing, whatever room you have you are going to have a view either of Paradise bay with its beach and constant coming and goings of yachts and speed boats, people swimming in the clear blue waters or on the other side, looking out over the south Comino straight with all its water traffic and the ferry port with the constant activity of the ferries going over to Gozo. The rooms are spacious, comfortable, well equipped with tea/coffee making facilities, iron and ironing board, hair dryer, fridge and TV, although English channels are few and far between, and are well cleaned everyday. It may not be to everyone’s choice as it is a little isolated but the excellent bus service from right outside the door can take you wherever you want to be around this beautiful island and buses run every few minutes and for just 2 euros you can go to the next stop or the other end of the island, can’t fault them. The hotel has a choice of four swimming pools, three outdoor and one indoor, including a small jacuzzi, all are well maintained, clean and certainly no shortage of sun loungers. The inside public areas are clean and comfortable and the restaurant the same, however, although the quality of the food served in the restaurant is good, choices can be a little limited and sometimes we found the table turnaround was a bit chaotic, with people wandering around looking for a clean prepared table, that said we never had to wait too long and enjoyed everything we did have to eat. All in all we would thoroughly recommend the Paradise Bay resort to anyone and we will certainly be returning there in the future.

Enjoyed our first visit to Malta and db Seabank Resort & Spa. Clean, plenty of restaurants to choose from and lovely pools and facilities. Big shout out to the hugely hard working staff, from the cleaners, chefs, waiters and bar, spa and FOH staff. All polite, smiling and patient. Food was good, especially the Asian restaurant and I enjoyed the Lebanese too. A little disappointed with the Italian, both the risotto and the steak were underdone. Our room was lovely, clean (thank you Rosemary) and well appointed overlooking the sea. I greatly enjoyed the spa and received lovely massages from Marie, who was friendly and very professional. The beach opposite was busy but very clean and great for kids with its gently sloping sandy beach. Downsides were some of the other guests who appear to have no manners whatsoever, specifically the scrum when attempting to get breakfast - didn’t really enjoy that or seeing how wasteful some are when getting their food, but that isn’t the hotels fault! There is also some traffic noise from the fairly busy road between the hotel and the sea. One other thing to note, if you book the restaurants using the hotel app, which we did whilst still in the UK, the time difference isn’t taken into account. Three times we thought we were dining at 7:30 or 8, but the actual booking turned out to be at 8:30 or 9. The confirmation you receive doesn’t include the time, so that needs addressing!! As eating at 9 is very rushed if the restaurant closes at 10. But overall we had a great stay and would recommend the hotel to other visitors. .

Great location if like near beach with bus stops 2 minutes walk from hotel. Nice walk (long 4km and uphill) along the beach and up past the red tower with great views of Gozo to the north and lovely coastline to south. The hotel has warm indoor pool beautiful rooftop pool (little windy at the moment but good view across bay and up to well lit church. Great bar downstairs good deals also. Friendly staff throughout the hotel. Meals good at reasonable prices (cheaper than outside restaurant). Gym has easy to use equipment for a good workout. Room was well equipped and clean, my only con was TV was a little small and selection of channels was minimal. Highly recommend. Will go back again

Stay 2 nights, everyone! Figure 6 (the room looks outside) is a sea-view room, just from the angle of the swimming pool. Hehe, when his sea view room is ready. From the airport to the hotel you can take a bus x1, 1,5 euros but every hour, far from the airport. A taxi from the airport is 37 Euros (40 minutes), and there is a dedicated counter for buying at the airport. The hotel has four restaurants, one Italian restaurant, (Figure 4-5) one Lebanese, and one (1-2) one is the place to eat breakfast. Breakfast has many varieties, and you can also buffet for 26 Euros in the evening. Many buses can go anywhere. The hotel is close to the ferry to gozo, 10 minutes walk, few minutes by bus. The hotel has indoor and outdoor swimming pools (see Figure 6). The indoors are not very good, and there are spas that are not good. There are no shopping malls around the hotel, so take a bus to mehddina, where there is a cathedral. There are no restaurants in the surroundings, and only hotels can solve it at night. There are resident singers and English songs on the second floor at night (I feel like a four-star hotel in Shanghai in the 1990s). Older couples and foreigners dance and entertain themselves. Many elderly people. There is also an activity room on the second floor, with billiards and table tennis.

Our family recently stayed at Pergola Hotel. The staff were incredibly friendly and attentive, making sure of our stay was perfect. The room was beautifully furnished, big, spotlessly clean, and had a breathtaking view of the church and sea. Every staff member I encountered went above and beyond to ensure our comfort and satisfaction. We felt truly taken care of. Special thanks to Rouselle, who consistently checked in to ensure everything was perfect for us.

This hotel is brand new with well appointed room with a small balcony, perfect to admire the great sea view. The pool area is fantastic with a great view and the breakfast was pleasant, outside by the pool. The coffee and quality of some of the food could be improved to encourage clients to stay for dinner. It is very closed to the beautiful church of Mellieha and uphill so not for everyone if you don't have a car. It is away from the rest in a residential area, which is what I like. Make sure you check it if you want to stay in a smaller hotel in the village,

I stayed here for 5 days with my wife as a birthday suprise. Within minutes of arriving we were greeted with a bottle of Prosecco. The rooms are large, very comfortable and very very clean with great AC. The roof top pool is lovely and has the whole days full sun on it. We made use of this most evenings whilst sipping gorgeous cocktails which Is brought up to you. The area is gorgeous to and has great views all round. There are several great restaurants within walking distance. I have to mention the great staff who were friendly and helpful Ruta, Rabi, Cheryl and the owner Gareth. And the cleaners to. We will be returning