Escape to St Julian’s
Overlooking Balluta Bay, in the charming seaside town of St Julian’s, this place is ideal for couples who crave quality relaxation with luxurious surroundings. Get started on unwinding straight away by dropping your bags and heading straight to the spa. Choose from a list of indulgent body treatments and relaxing massages, or just relax by the indoor pool. If you fancy catching a few rays, head up to the rooftop terrace and snag a poolside sun lounger. Take a dip, grab a drink at the bar, or just bask in the sunshine – it’s totally up to you.
If you feel like venturing out, there’s loads on the doorstep. Balluta Beach, a small-but-perfectly-formed stretch of sand, is less than a five-minute stroll from the hotel. A walk along the seaside promenade will take you to Sliema, where you’ll find a mix of boutique and high street shops. A few minutes’ walk in the other direction is Paceville, with its bars, restaurants, and clubs.
The main restaurant here serves up an international buffet for breakfast, while at dinner time it's either a buffet or an à la carte affair depending on the time of year. There's a Mediterranean spot, too, where you can dine al fresco if you visit in the summer and the poolside options are great for cocktails and snacks. Stay in a Club room and you’ll also have access to an exclusive top-floor lounge and terrace with panoramic views and direct access to the pool.
Facilities
Food & Drink
- 1 international buffet restaurant (dinner may be served as an à la carte meal depending on the season and is subject to change)
- 1 Italian and Mediterranean à la carte restaurant
- 1 Asian fusion poolside restaurant
- 1 international poolside restaurant and bar
- 1 top-floor poolside cocktail and snack bar
- 1 exclusive club lounge
Entertainment
- Outdoor pool
- Indoor pool
Sports & Health
- Gym
- Hot tub
- Steam bath
- Spa centre
- Sauna
- Spa treatments
- Massage
- Squash
Good to know
Find out more about St Julians
A small but bustling town on the east coast of Malta, St Julian’s holidays offer vibrant nightlife combined with the old-world charm of a fishing village. Divided into four districts, St Julian’s is popular with students from local language schools and tourists of all ages. Its diverse local culture includes sleepy Maltese restaurants, a rare sandy beach, lidos, pubs, clubs and a wide range of shops.