Sliema Hotels Malta

Mr D Waller, Ruislip

It was very windy whilst we were there so we couldn't go in the sea or snorkel as we had hoped. The buses are a little unreliable.

Mrs J Irving, Aberdare

Lots to see and do in the area, plenty of places to eat and drink. The Brew with its micro brewery is a good eatery and the beers are excellent. Ta Kris is one of the best eateries in Sliema only 5 minutes walk from the hotel, but you have to book. Bus and ferry tickets are good value for money and the public transport is excellent.

Ms J Oxley, Luton

Good location for visits to other areas. Many restaurants within walking distance of our Hotel, which was good.

Mr B Sankey, Telford

Stunning views.

Mr P Bunce, Oxford

Nice walks a long the seafront and plenty of places to eat.

Mr M Fyfield , Wigan

Ideal for all amenities in Malta, good for pubs and restaurants and inexpensive.

Mrs K Rees, Ebbw Vale

Excellent location on Sliema front, right next to St Julians. The transport to Valletta also very good.

Mrs C Tattersall, Leicester

The promenade was surrounded by building work and hammer drills were being used all of the time. There were at least six cranes in operation even on a Sunday. The resort itself was extremely crowded.

Mr D Brown, Basingstoke

A lively resort with plenty of facilities and easy access by ferry or bus to Valletta. Many excellent, good value restaurants and cafés. Away from the waterfront, many of the footpaths are narrow or in need of repair which can make it difficult for those with mobility problems. The local people are very welcoming.

Mr E Frendo, Blackpool

Perfect for restaurant and bars etc. The Ferry boats were a short walk and bus stops outside.

Mr M Middlemiss , Lincoln

Very busy and not relaxing at all, noisy day and night, a lot of traffic. Not much for children to do, open top tour busses and boat cruises were good but not for children on hot days. Plenty of choice for restaurants but expensive and food is not cooked to restaurant high standards and staff all seem to be very grumpy. <br /> <br /> Great time at splash and fun water park, and Mediterraneo animal park - dolphins, parrots amazing! But lack of air con and choice of simple food was missing and a lot of waiting in the sun. You would think as a family based company they would make sure comfort was a priority.

Mr N Sandars, Derby

Great for food, ferry to Valleta and busses to all over Malta.

Mr P Gilfoyle, Dunbar

Great location, which is the main reason we return to Sliema so often. A short walk to the boat trip and Valletta ferry terminals, plenty of public transport options on the door step, lots of good and good value, restaurants within walking distance. No "beach" just a rocky shoreline, but plenty of flat rocks to lay out on.

Mr D Topham , Wolverhampton

Excellent and restful. Always plenty of activities.

Mr D Topham , Wolverhampton

Something to do all day long.

Mr W Hooks, Kettering

Plenty of restaurants nearby. The small pub (Plough and Anchor) is about 20 metres away on the main road. It was small but friendly and had an amazing choice of whiskies. This end of Sliema is closer to St Julians than the main very built up centre of Sliema. Traffic is heavy where ever you are, but fortunately drives on the left as in the UK.

Mr S Mepham, Cardiff

Loads to do from your door step. Bus rides, boat trips all close by.

Mr R Townsend, Norwich

Building work going on all over the town. Almost impossible to get a parking space anywhere near the accommodation. Would not stay in Gzira/Sliema again.

Mrs K Barley, Willerby

Lovely resort with a long promenade. Plenty of shops and places to eat. You can easily walk to the next resort St Julian's. Conveniently placed for getting the ferry across to Valletta and there are also plenty of busses.

Mr M Bonfield, Tunbridge Wells

Wonderful transport close to fabulous restaurants and bars. Safe area to walk, low crime rate and the Maltese are such wonderful people.

Mr M Richardson, Blackburn

A very congested resort with not a blade of grass. Traffic everywhere with huge tailbacks and it was only February.

Mr A Grisin, London

Super place.

Mr R Barrett, Middlesbrough

Plenty of cruises available here; we also use the Sliema/Valletta ferry to go to Valletta rather than the bus, it's more scenic, not cramped and quite reasonably priced. Plenty of malls and other shops to keep the wife happy. Lots of restaurants/cafes to choose from. We enjoy a drink and meal at the Black Gold Saloon on Sliema front. We used to spend a lot of time in Bugibba in St Pauls bay but it has gone downhill in recent years and quite shabby now, so we now stay in Sliema which is far better.

Ms S Bentley, Llanelli

Beautiful resort, quite chilly this time of year (New Years). The wind was very cold, still sunny but we had to buy a jacket in one of the many shops, not too expensive. A gorgeous place to visit. We've booked again.

Mr G Norén, Vagnharad

Sliema is a very popular place, amongst all ages. Lots of restaurants, pubs and shops. There are some nice rocky beach strips, you can use. Also lots of recreation for kids, in the playgrounds. The beach promenade is very nice both for walking or jogging. It goes for many kilometres, with stunning view of the ocean. The prices are a bit higher, if you compare to Kappara or San Gwann areas.

Mr M Bonfield, Tunbridge Wells

I stay in Sliema a lot, very central to most places in Malta, good restaurants and bars. Close to the ferry to go to Valletta and good bus service.

Mr D Armstrong, Selby

Sliema is a pleasant cosmopolitan town with plenty of varied restaurants. It is next door to the capital Valletta which is accessible via a ferry or the many busses. The bus services are excellent, we travelled all around the island on them. You will have to go to Valletta for serious shopping, Sliema's town centre shopping area is small with a limited number of expensive shops. Beaches are few and far between in Malta which consists mainly of rock. There are several cruise companies providing a multitude of cruises to places all around the Island operating from Sliema harbour. There are also several open top busses providing various tours around the Island.

Mrs H Allan, Kelty

Apartments were in a part of Sliema called Gziro. Plenty of eating places around. Again everyone was so nice. Bus stop straight across the road from the apartments. So handy, as everything centres round taking bus to Valetta and then going to wherever you want on the island. A lot of changes since I was in Malta 9 years ago. Beautiful shopping centre called The Point only a short walk from the apartments. With Malta now in the EU you can see a lot of money is being spent on upgrading shops etc. New buses are good and regular.

Mr A Muir, Ilkeston

The eastern area of Sliema, where the Fortina Hotel is located, is more dedicated to high end shopping and more expensive restaurants. As you travel west around the bay the pubs and restaurants become more acceptable. Although most bars have background music, none had any live music or local Maltese entertainment.

Mrs A Goddard, Radstock

Perfect location for the ferry, buses and boat trips as they are just a short walk away. Good range of cafe's and restaurants for lunch or evening meal depending on what board basis you are on. Fantastic view from the Hotel and pool of Valletta.

Mr A Lancaster, Bournemouth

Safe resort close to St Julians with some great places to eat.

Mr G Mabon, Gateshead

Brilliant resort second to none, clean, great bars and shops, but more importantly the locals who couldn't do enough to help and always made you feel welcomed.

Mrs D Carr, Stockport

Not many bars along waterfront.

Mr N Ratcliffe, Halifax

Very good resort town although limited choice for restaurants.

Mr M Kemal, London

A very nice resort. People very friendly and helpful if needed.

Mrs J Taylor, St. Leonards-on-sea

Sliema is a very vibrant holiday resort with some excellent restaurants/bars. Swimming is off the rocks which can be a little daunting. Excellent links to the capital (buses/ferry). All boat trips to sundry locations (Grand Harbour, Gozo, Comino and around the islands) begin and end from this town.

Mr D Hare, Horncastle

We loved the walk to St Julians and the ferry crossing to Valetta, it was a very central place to stay, didn't really like the resort it was a bit like Blackpool on the front we struggled to find nice places to eat. Ok if you want McDonald's and KFC places.

Miss T Doyle, Southport

Lots to do and good transport.

Miss T Doyle, Southport

Good transport and lots to do.

Mrs M Roberts, Cardiff

It's not Sliema but San Gwan, to be studied on a map if your interested in this place.