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Malta Hotel Recommendation

Friday, June 25th, 2010

Visiting Malta and wondering which hotel to stay in?

Travel site justluxe.com has this suggestion:

Moms and Dads can rest easy when planning a stay at The Westin Dragonara Resort Malta. Enjoying time with family just became easier as families set off to Malta for a luxury vacation. Named Europe’s Leading Family Resort in 2008, the resort offers a variety of amenities and diversions for your child’s enjoyment.

The Westin Kids Club ® was developed with your children in mind to make family trips a breeze. The Club is available for children between 3 and 12 years-old. Upon check-in, children under three years-old receive a Westin Kids Club® bag for their stay. Special children’s programs with animators and professional Kids Club staff are also offered to keep them happily occupied.

With the children content and entertained, parents can relax by one of three outdoor pools or explore the private beaches via direct access to the blue and green Mediterranean Sea. The Resort’s Bay View Beach Lido is spread out on two levels with the upper level, the Bay View Pool Deck, featuring a fresh water outdoor pool and two pool-side Jacuzzis. The lower level Bay View Beach offers guests direct access to the sea and also boasts Malta’s only 5-Star Hotel private sandy beach. The exclusive Bay View Pool Deck & Beach are only accessible to hotel guests while the children’s activities take place in the Reef Pool located at the Reef Club Lido on the south side of the resort.

If traveling without family, The Westin Dragonara Resort Malta is the perfect getaway for a romantic vacation. Resting on its 74,000-square-meter peninsula, each of the 341 guestrooms boasts a stunning sea-view balcony and large terraces. The Westin signature Heavenly Beds® and spacious living area are custom in all rooms as well as a 24-hour Service Express. Executive Club Rooms are spread across two floors and offer access to the Executive Lounge where one can enjoy breakfast and pre-dinner drinks.

Voted Best Hotel Restaurant from 2000 to 2006 by The Definitive(ly) Good Guide to Restaurants, the Terrace Restaurant at the resort offers local and international delicacies with views of the main pool deck. For a fine dining venue try out the Quadro Restaurant where couples and lovers alike can feast on a variety of fresh fish and succulent seafood and meat dishes. Every dish at Quadro is prepared with the utmost attention by professional chefs who take great care to provide an elegant dining affair. Quadro offers two private dining rooms ideal for exclusive dining or business meetings.

For a full Malta experience guests are encouraged to take diving lessons at Divewise offered through the resort. Divewise is the longest established diving company in Malta and is recognized as a BSAC premier school with diving courses for all levels. As you leave your worries behind and strap on your scuba gear, explore the clear blue Mediterranean waters in search of Bottlenose Dolphins and Loggerhead Sea Turtles. Shops, clubs, and entertainment venues are also located just steps away from the resort.

To read the full article click here

For cheap Malta flights visit http://www.yourmalta.com – they also have details of other hotels in Malta

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Hilton Offers New Accommodation

Monday, June 7th, 2010

If you’re visiting Malta to look at property, The Times reported recently on what the Hilton has new to offer:

The Hilton Malta’s latest addition – six elegant, fully furnished studio and family suites – has been met with enthusiasm, with five of them being rented out during the first week of launch.

Measuring from 68 to 83 square metres and consisting of a bedroom, kitchenette, a living room that can be converted into a second bedroom, as well as a terrace overlooking the Portomaso yacht marina, these new suites are the most luxurious in the hotel to date.

Designed by renowned Parisian Jean-Philippe Nuel, who previously designed the interiors of Hilton Malta’s 2007 extension and those of Hilton Evian-les-Bains in 2005, the new apartments boast furnishings and comfort of unparalleled quality. Each is south-facing and enjoys maximum natural lighting all year round.

Every possible convenience of Hilton Malta’s facilities is at the disposal of the apartments’ guests, who enjoy access from within the hotel and all the benefits that Hilton guests enjoy, such as free parking, use of the pool and gym membership.

Additionally, guests can also opt for either full-scale, partial, or no hotel services – allowing them to choose between living independently or indulging in the full pampering of a world-class hotel. To read the full article click here

For more Malta hotels visit yourmalta.com who also have information about cheap flights to Malta

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Award For Malta Hotel

Friday, February 5th, 2010

The Corinthia Palace Hotel in Malta has recently won a World Travel award – a press release recently said:

CHI Hotels & Resorts (CHI), exclusive operators of the luxury Corinthia Hotels brand worldwide and of the Wyndham and Ramada Plaza brands in Europe, Africa, and the Middle East (EMEA), announced that its five-star Corinthia Palace Hotel & Spa has won the coveted title of “Malta’s Leading Hotel” at the World Travel Awards European regional ceremony held in Praia D’El Rey in Portugal recently. The award was presented to hotel general manager Italico Rota by Kevin Taylor, group vice president, World Travel Awards.

“The Grand Lady” of Malta’s luxury hotels, the Corinthia Palace Hotel & Spa, was the very first hotel to fly the Corinthia flag when it opened in 1968 in the presence of Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh. Since then, the world renowned hotel has become the benchmark for excellence in Malta’s luxury hotel sector and the catalyst for the “Corinthia Hotels” brand worldwide expansion.

For more reviews of Malta hotels visit http://www.yourmalta.com

For details of villa holidays in Malta click here for more details about James Villas

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Malta Hotels Reach For The Stars In 2009

Wednesday, October 29th, 2008
St pau;s Bay in Malta from http://www.yourmalta.com

St pau;s Bay in Malta from http://www.yourmalta.com

Creating a new image for a holiday resort – or in Malta’s case a holiday island – as top end, upmarket and the place where the wealthy need to be can have very real financial benefits for a destination where tourism plays an important part in the economy.

Sliema, one of the main towns in Malta, is already a well known destination for spa holidays, with worldwide media often reporting of celebrities staying at the hotels, while travel writers often feature the town in travel features.

Not to be outdone another Malta hotel in Qawra, towards the north of the island, has just spent over a million Euros to refurbish its facilities.

Qawra is close to St Paul’s Bay, Bugibba and Mellieha – all popular tourist destinations.

St. Paul’s Bay is the ideal holiday area for tourists who like some variety. Whether they want to take a meandering stroll around the harbour and look at the Mediterranean, to indulge in a coffee and something sweet, or simply to relax and take in some rays, St. Paul’s Bay is a good Malta holidays area and has a range of hotels.

For eating out, St. Paul’s Bay has a good choice of restaurants. The area is well appointed by many tourist-friendly cafes and restaurants. For a taste of more upscale dining there is Old St. Paul’s Bay, where there are generally upmarket eateries, and all around the bay there are many good fish restaurants that serve up some of the best fish that Malta has to offer. For a little window shopping, tourists can take a stroll around the many shops located in the old village.

For a taste of the more modern side of the St. Paul’s Bay region, looking at a Malta map, there is the seafront at Bugibba, the hub of nightlife in the area. Here, there are a selection of trendy boutiques and restaurants. When the sun sets, Malta can go down market as well as up market and there are karaoke bars in Bugibba, but there is also the casino and a cinema.

Malta is also very rich in history, with some artifacts pre-dating Egypt’s pyramids. Hotel guests staying in Malta will enjoy the variety of treasures and artefacts on display in Malta’s museums, as well as the normal tourist entertainment.

Many of Malta’s historic churches still stand and are used for worship today. The gardens and historic architecture on Malta and its sister islands, Gozo and Comino, are popular for day trips, and many of the Malta hotels are pick up points for companies who organise excursions.

But whatever the reason for choosing Malta for a holiday, the hotels are stepping up a star to make tourists want to come back for another visit or two.

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