“Would stay there again in a heartbeat”
The property is beautiful and wonderfully appointed, and the service is excellent and friendly.
DenisA week ago
★★★★·Valletta·9.5
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or just type it: “around the 20th, three nights”
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Domus Zamittello is a luxury hotel situated in a restored 17th-century palazzo in Valletta, overlooking Republic Street and Freedom Square. This historic property offers à la carte breakfast with fresh, made-to-order dishes. Guests enjoy proximity to Upper Barrakka Gardens, Manoel Theatre, and Casa Rocca Piccola, with the National Museum of Archaeology just 300 meters away.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
The property is beautiful and wonderfully appointed, and the service is excellent and friendly.
Denis·A week ago
The property was absolutely amazing, the breakfast was among the best I’ve had in Europe, they upgraded our room simply because we were celebrating our wedding anniversary, the staff were fantastic, and the location is the best you could ask for in Malta.
Braden·A week ago
The building is in the heart of Valletta, and the rooms are clean with excellent staff service.
Laura·A week ago
The staff, especially the General Manager, were attentive. Everything was great.
Mauricio·A week ago
We spent four nights in Valletta at the end of October after finishing our cruise, and many others were either ending or starting theirs. We arrived in the morning and were welcomed so warmly, escorted to a nice spot to sit while our luggage was set aside nearby. Maria greeted us, asked for our details, and offered any drinks we wanted. Knowing our room wouldn’t be ready, she told us to come back around 1 pm or 2 pm, so we explored the immediate area of Valletta. When our rooms were ready, Maria showed us to them. Ours was on the first floor just off the elevator, a very lovely, large room with a king‑size bed and two bathrooms! The bed was very comfortable and supportive, and my husband, who has hip and knee issues, slept so well. Our room faced down over the lobby. Throughout our stay we met several staff members, each genuinely interested in chatting, asking about our day, and offering anything and everything. The hospitality here was impeccable! Maria booked us into restaurants, arranged skip‑the‑line tickets for the cathedral, and when we left she even walked down the street with us, helping with our luggage because cars aren’t allowed in front of the hotel after 9:30 am. A note about Uber drop‑off: you walk uphill one block to a big square, turn left, and just down the street is the hotel entrance on the right. It helps to Google the front door so you know what to look for. Our Maps app gave us a couple of directions, and the Uber driver just pointed and indicated we turn left. If possible, getting dropped off at the round‑about lets you walk downhill on a very smooth, wide walkway, then turn right. You may see the upper‑level entrance from this direction, but continue to the corner and turn right. That brings you to the main entrance with no steps. The only thing to note, not a dislike, is that because the hotel was originally a house built around a miniature courtyard, there’s very little natural light in the bedroom. It still gave us a great sleep, and the way we were treated more than made up for this.
Michele·2 weeks ago