8 boutique places to stay in the city

Valletta

A selection of boutique accommodation bringing contemporary design flair to Valletta.

Sarah Micallef

Casa Ellul

This boutique hotel is famed for having brought stylish and luxury accommodation to the heart of the capital. Built in around 1830, it started out life as a Victorian-period house, and was lovingly restored by brothers Matthew and Andrew Ellul. It has eight unique suites, each featuring exquisite decor and beautiful antique pieces.

Casa Ellul

Palazzo Consiglia

Located within a traditional Maltese townhouse, this boutique hotel offers 13 diverse rooms, each decorated in a distinct style. From the wallpaper and upholstery, right down to the antique furniture dating back to a range of eras and styles including art nouveau, art deco, classical and baroque, the attention to detail is evident in the decor.

Palazzo Consiglia

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The rooms at this stylish boutique accommodation vary from the lovely 25sqm theatre room overlooking the courtyard, all the way up to the lavish 50sqm Presidential suite overlooking St Ursula steps. The Maltese suite with its charming traditional balcony is particularly pretty, as are the luxury fitness studio and Great Eight Lounge Bar, which make for a stylish place to stay in the city.

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Ursulino Valletta

This former townhouse was recently transformed into a deluxe B&B accommodation, offering five-star hotel standards with the warmth and personalised service of a family-run B&B. Apart from its beautifully decorated rooms and suites, the defining feature is the fantastic roof terrace from which guests can admire the unobstructed views of the Valletta skyline and majestic Grand Harbour.

Ursolino Valletta

Palazzo Prince D'Orange

It’s hard to beat the unique personality of this 17th-century baroque palazzo, which has been divided into a number of luxury serviced apartments with beautifully restored, traditional features. The Wilhelmina Duplex is the best apartment, and boasts a kitchen/dining room, two bedrooms, two bathrooms and spacious sea view terrace.

Palazzo Prince D'Orange

La Falconeria

The recently opened La Falconeria is housed within a unique building – the front part being hundreds of years old and characterised by marble flooring and artistic finishes, and the back having been rebuilt after being destroyed in World War II. Consisting of 43 highly-finished rooms encircling a wide courtyard, its mid-century decor and modern luxuries complement the historic structure.

La Falconeria

The Coleridge

A 17th-century townhouse converted into a luxury boutique hotel, The Coleridge is a haven of calm and stylish accommodation. Named after the poet Samuel Taylor Coleridge, who lived in Old Bakery street during his time in Malta, this accommodation offers five tastefully designed suites which are fully equipped with all the amenities you’d expect in a five-star hotel.

The Coleridge

De Vilhena

Another of the city’s recently opened boutique accomodations, this hotel is named after Grand Master Manoel De Vilhena, and is housed within a recently restored building, offering 22 modern rooms. The Grand Master suite is particularly noteworthy, thanks to its sumptuous, modern decor.

De Vilhena

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