St. Paul's Bay Hotel Guide - Is-Simar Nature Reserve hotels in St. Paul's Bay, Malta.

"Good location, large rooms, decent breakfast. Some strange rules that could be reviewed: 1) needing to exchange towels for vouchers; 2) paying for bathrobe rental; 3) gym closed till 9am on Sundays. "

"Spacious room with excellent views of the bay. "

"Clean areas throughout. All you can eat and drink dinner option was good value. The food variety and quality was very good."

"Staff was nice, sea view from the balcony was amazing, they provided exactly what you expected. Blanket was thin but I think it was to accommodate the heat? Pool was out, but personally don’t think I would have had time for it with all the nice beaches around the country"

"An absolutely beautiful hotel, rooms and all the hotel spotless. The staff were so polite and helpful always with a smile and couldn’t do enough for you. We ate at both the pub and restaurant and both were superb and reasonably priced. Both pools were lovely and relaxing. It may be a bit far out but lovely and relaxing and we used the buses or bolt to get around. Would highly recommend. "

"Indoor pool "

"Nice food, conveniently located, clean."

"The shower didn't have pressure at all. Worst shower I had seen in ages. You had to pay extra to use the air-conditioning."

"The hotel is in Mellieha in the centre of a residential area. The room I had overlooked the street. It was clean and comfortable. The bathroom modern and clean. There is a kitchen area in the room for self catering. The hotel has a cozy atmosphere. Staff are very friendly and helpful. Of particular mention is Asmita on reception. Nothing was too much trouble. She seemed to have a difficult client on the phone but handled it well. My room was close to reception. There wasn't noise during the night, but early in the morning I was woken by footsteps and voices in the corridor. The outdoor pools look amazing. It was too cold to swim outdoors in March. However, there is a small indoor pool. It was very busy during the day, but I had it to myself in the morning. There is a small well-equipped gym. The air-conditioning in there was very loud. Some of the equipment was broken. The belt on the treadmill was slipping quite dangerously. I reported this to reception so hopefully its sorted by the time you read this. The cave bar is a great place for drinks, especially during happy hour. I didn't eat there but there is a food menu. I ate dinner and breakfast in the main restaurant. Dinner was fantastic but no drinks are included, the drinks menu was expensive €4 for 1l of sparkling water (its about €0.65 in a nearby supermarket for 1.5l) Overall it's a great hotel. I don't think you'd be dissapointed if you book here. However, there are better options in Malta for the money."