The Best Mellieha Hotels

In this overview of hotels in Mellieha I put forward a selection of options based on personal experience and those of family and friends. If a hotel isn’t worth recommending you will not find it in this list.

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Luxury hotels

Radisson Blu Resort & Spa, Malta Golden Sands

Strictly speaking, the Radisson Blu Resort & Spa isn’t located IN Mellieħa, but in the wider area of which the village is part. The hotel earned its spot in this list simply because it’s one of the few 5-Star/luxury hotels around and its location is unique, sitting on the edge of Golden Bay (on the West coast of Malta).

Things to consider

• Expensive – location premium
• Unless you’re looking to hang out on the beach or by the pool, you will want to hire a car to get around. Aside from a few restaurants, there isn’t much else around in this rather remote location. There’s a bus stop right outside the hotel but journey times are pretty long for such a small island.
• Beware of timeshare sales folk. You won’t get bugged after a simple ‘no’, however.

4-Star Mellieha hotels

Maritim Antonine Hotel & Spa

The Maritim Antonine is a good value option, located along the main road leading down to Mellieha Bay. With well-equipped rooms and various services and facilities it’s also a good family holiday option.

Things to consider

• Located along a pretty busy (and steep) road with buses and other large vehicles passing right in front of the hotel.
• Not many options for nightlife nearby

db Seabank Resort & Spa

The Seabank Hotel Malta is a bit of a staple in the area, having been around for decades, right in the corner of Mellieha Bay. Despite being an old name in the choice of hotels, having undergone extensive refurbishment and expansion in recent years, this is one of the better Mellieha hotels in the area once again.

And it shows, if there’s one hotel you need to book early on, it’s the Seabank: It’s a highly popular choice, also for family holidays.

Things to consider

• The Seabank is a pretty big resort nowadays, so don’t expect peace and quiet, particularly during the high season
• If you want to do some exploring, hiring a car is a must
• Food at the hotel is no more than decent (having sampled it myself, I expected better for a resort of this type), but luckily there are a few good restaurants in the area, such as Munchies (on the beach at Mellieħa Bay)

Ramla Bay Resort

The Ramla Bay Resort used to be a firm favourite among Mellieha hotels, particularly because of the self-catering apartments and studio apartments with sea view that they used to offer. Although that charm’s been kind of ruined with the towering annex with more hotel rooms, it’s still a good option to consider, with a combination unique location(and quiet area) and comfortable, well-furnished rooms.

Things to consider

• It’s a remote location, which is great of a resort-type holiday is what you’re after, but you’ll want to hire a car for some exploring.
• With a large new annex, construction has barely finished at time of writing (summer 2017) and recent reviews suggest the hotel’s struggling to provide quality service right now. I would suggest booking for summer 2018 at the earliest, while they iron out the creases.
• Limited choice of restaurants around (and you’ll probably want to try something different than what’s available at the hotel).

Mellieha Bay Hotel

The Mellieha Bay Hotel received a facelift recently (which was sorely needed) and its big plus is its location. Sitting on the edge of Mellieha Bay, on a quieter part of the bay with a small, private beach, this is the best place to stay close to the biggest beach that Malta has to offer.

Things to consider

• Remote location, so pretty quiet. Nearest nightlife (lidos and bars) are located on the opposite side of the bay, which is a 20-min walk roughly
• Entertainment gets mixed reviews
• Despite refurbishment, a little old-fashioned in places still. Go for the location, not for the highest standards.

Pergola Club Hotel & Spa

Labelled as a 4-Star hotel, the Pergola is leaning towards a 3-Star rating really and truly, but it’s still a worthwhile option to consider at the right price, offering a great location in the core of Mellieha. Away from the main road, the hotel is located in the upper part of the village in a quiet part of town. The rooms and facilities are decent but prices increase rapidly the closer to summer you get.

Things to consider

• Room sizes vary so have a good look before you book
• Public transport connections aren’t great and although parking is offered, it’ll set you back €8/day.
• If you’re looking for peace and quiet, avoid booking the inner courtyard rooms overlooking the outdoor pool

Solana Hotel & Spa

The Solana is another good option if hotels like the Maritim Antonine and Seabank are fully booked. They offer good quality accommodation at reasonable rates (provided you book well in advance).

Things to consider

• Located along the main road of Mellieħa so not the quietest to be in the village
• Good value only if you book well in advance
• Rated as 4-Star but in need of a little refurbishment

3-Star Mellieha hotels

Luna Holiday Complex

The Luna Holiday Complex has been around for a while and is a bit of staple in the area. With regular refurbishments, it’s still a popular hotel and offers well-sized rooms right on the edge of Mellieha, on the road that takes you up to the village.

Things to consider

• Despite regular refurbishments, some of the rooms are not the most modernly furnished hotel rooms around.
• If you decide to rent a car, finding a public parking space may prove to be challenging during the high season.
• Most importantly: Inconsistencies when it comes to the rooms. Avoid the ‘Superior Studio’ as they’re not as good as the name would have you think.