Malta Paradise Bay Resort Hotel is attractively situated in a very picturesque position overlooking the open Mediterranean sea. There are 238 guest bed rooms. Most rooms have sea view. The hotel has many bars and restaurants for dining. You can use Wi-Fi as well but it is charged. It is good that there is public cheap bus service operating in front of the hotel. Car hire is not much needed. It is very near to port for Gozo island ferries as another advantage. If you like tennis to play, you are lucky. There are two tennis courts. Three outdoor pools and a large indoor pool which will be heated on winter months. Children games room, all kinds of water sports including diving school. Rooms are large and comfortable. The food is also well appreciated by travelers. You will definitely have much traditional Maltese food.

Highly recommended if you want a calm holiday of pure sea, sun and natural Maltese high quality service and hospitality.

And finally a youtube video of Paradise Bay Malta Resort Hotel

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The InterContinental Malta is a nice luxury hotel situated in St. George's Bay, approximately four miles from Valletta, and six miles from Malta International Airport. There are several local attractions around including Mosta Dome, Gozo Island, impressive Blue Lagoon, and The Hypogeum.



Facilities: Pool, Desk with Lamp, Parking, Breakfast Buffet, Cribs Available, Email Service, Iron, Currency Exchange, DVD Player, Sauna, Outdoor Pool, Indoor Pool, Free Newspaper, Secretarial Service, 24 Hour Front Desk, Kitchen, Business Center, News Stand, Florist, Fire Alarm with Light, Gift Shop, Mini Bar, Radio, 24 Hour Room Service, Multilingual, Rollaway Beds, Hairdryer in Room, Safe, Golf, Lounge, Babysitting/Child Services, FAX, Porters, Bathroom Telephone, Casino, Modem Lines in Room, Exercise Gym, CD Player, Public Address System, Satellite TV, Room Service, Turndown Service, In Room Movies, AM/FM Alarm Clock, Phone with speaker, High Speed Internet, Refrigerator, Laundry/Valet Services, Wake-up Service, Coffee Maker in Room, Bar/Lounge, Barber/Beauty Shop, Bath Tub, Safe Deposit Box, Executive Level, Security, Air Conditioned, Restaurant, Connecting Rooms, TV Remote Control, Cellular Telephone Rental, Copy Service, Internet Access, Concierge Desk, Valet Parking




There are more than 5 restaurants which include the Eastern Breeze restaurant, Harruba buffet-style restaurant, the seasonal Al Fresco restaurant, Soprano Restaurant, Carissa 6, Carissa Bar, The Lobby Bar, and the Narcis Pool Bar & Grill.

Overall, St. Julians Intercontinental Malta Hotel is one of the most recommended hotels in this area.

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Although Malta is a small country consisting of just three islands, it is a very popular tourist destination and naturally has many hotels ranging from economy to super luxury. Actually we have either visited or stayed at almost ten different hotels during our stays both for business and holiday reasons. I tried to choose my top 2 favorites according to such criteria like food, facilities, cleanness, price etc.

Golden Sands Spa & Resort Mellieha : It is where we have stayed in our first visit to Malta and overall impressed especially with our room looking to an astonishing open sea view, excellent food quality and range especially if you enjoy Mediterranean style cuisine with lots of different sea products, large pools, nice SPA and having one of the rare sand beaches of all Malta. The staff is really professional, friendly to help you. We had live music as well on nights.

p.s : By the way, the beach was used in the famous Hollywood film Troy. Landing sequences of Troy invasion are filmed here and nice to look at it from your room balcony.



Corinthia Marina Hotel St Julians : This is a great hotel as well. We have been there in 2006. A panaromic view to St.George's bay with private room balconies and the hotel is situated very near to the sea, actually the edge. The watersports you can try is endless. We tried scuba diving there and really enjoyed. Paceville is the center of entertainment in Malta with lots of bars, clubs, restaurants, casinos and it has a very hot tourist life there. If you enjoy night life, the hotel is very close to Paceville. Food were nice, the room was clean and modern. Especially, Da Marina restaurant for a delicious choice of authentic Italian and Mediterranean dishes.

You can read more about Malta hotels and check the reviews, rates and see the photos at GTAHotels.com They provide also a great hotel rate comparison tool to get the best deal prices.

I would like to introduce you a great blog about Malta. Dina does an excellent job presenting us different photos taken from Malta, Gozo and Comino daily at Malta Daily Photo blog. Photos include mostly beautiful scenery of the islands but sometimes city life as well. Here are some photos ..




To see more of them please visit her blog at Malta Daily Photo.

Maybe, you have learned and knew much about World War II history but battle for Malta from 1940 through 1943 is a little known part of the second world war. Here is the brief description of Fortress Malta: An Island Under Siege one of the greatest military history books about the subject.

Lying in a strategic position between Sicily and Africa, Malta oversaw the shipping routes that supplied the Axis campaign in North Africa, routes that the British were determined to control. Thus, they insisted on holding the island as a base, despite a prolonged aerial bombardment that nearly destroyed the garrison and subjected the island's population to famine. Dismissing the controversy over whether Malta and the Eastern Mediterranean were really worth holding on to during the war, this book focuses on the people who lived and fought on the island.

Drawing on dairies, letters and interviews, he reconstructs the stories of RAF pilot Alex Mackie, who was killed in his Hurricane over Malta, and the legendary photo-recon pilot Adrian Warburton, among many others. The sea and air battles around the island are also vividly depicted, but the real value of this book lies in its rare, intimate description of the Maltese perspective on the siege. Turning the last page, one understands why the island of Malta was collectively awarded the George Cross, the highest British civilian award for heroism.