The place was in a fantastic spot and the terrace looked stunning, but there was no decent way to cook food since only a microwave was available, and the toilet and shower cubicle were tiny and inconvenient.
Artur2 settimane fa
Un attimo…
★★★·Senglea·9.1
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oppure scrivilo e basta — “intorno al 20, tre notti”
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Dghajsa Guest House in Senglea features a sunny terrace, free Wi‑Fi, and air‑conditioned rooms with kitchenettes, balconies, private bathrooms and city views. Modern comforts include a dining table, refrigerator, microwave, TV, soundproofing, tiled floors, hairdryer, toiletries, electric kettle, kitchenware and wardrobe. Located 2.4 km from Rinella Bay, 3 km from Tarxien Temples, and 7 km from Malta International Airport, it offers a tour desk and scuba‑diving services.
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Come gli ospiti valutano la struttura, aspetto per aspetto.
The place was in a fantastic spot and the terrace looked stunning, but there was no decent way to cook food since only a microwave was available, and the toilet and shower cubicle were tiny and inconvenient.
Artur·2 settimane fa
The location was the biggest plus, the accommodation was clean and comfortable, and we liked the shared roof terrace with amazing views, though the stairs could be tough for some people, which I expected and consider part of the charm.
Williams·3 settimane fa
The apartment was well‑situated, within walking distance of many sights and the ferry to La Valette (under 10 minutes); it was clean, well‑equipped, and the host was very helpful and responsive, surrounded by a pleasant area with bars and restaurants—thanks a lot!
Laurent·3 settimane fa
The best recommendation is that we came back after a year and are still satisfied. Yes, you have to climb a few stairs to get to the apartment door, but in Senglea that’s pretty normal. In return you get: peace and quiet, easy free parking—up to the afternoon you’re very close to the apartment, then a bit harder but you can still find a spot within 500 meters. The water tram to Valletta is about 300 meters away. The apartment itself has rooms with air conditioning, a small balcony, modest kitchen equipment—no stove, just a microwave, so you can heat something but don’t expect elaborate cooking. The beds are comfortable, and the bonus is a terrace on the top with a beautiful view of the marina and Birgu. That suited us, with shops and restaurants nearby. The stairs in the apartment are quite narrow and you feel the building is old, but… Malta is like that.
Maciej·Un mese fa
It was great that they left a single roll‑up door from the British system for the EU. When we checked in, the room had a 2 L bottle of drinking water – super handy since it was hot outside and we’d just arrived from the airport, craving a drink but hadn’t found a store yet. The terrace is fantastic; it’s on the upper level with a gorgeous view of the ships and the harbor. The balcony with a small table is a nice touch. The host was quick and friendly. The room came with a flat‑screen TV, fan, kettle, and a microwave. The location is perfect if you’re visiting in early September when Senglea hosts festivals – church walks, regattas, and sunset views are all a couple of minutes away. The waterfront restaurant street is a minute away. A Bolt from the airport costs about 10–14 € and takes around 20 minutes. The downside for those with large suitcases is that to reach the building you’ll have to climb stairs – the entrance is from a small platform in the middle of the stairs. Going further to the room also means climbing stairs. I’m glad ours was on the first floor, not the third. If you’re bringing two big suitcases, you’ll have to squeeze into the room; large people will struggle with the narrow shower and toilet area.
Lolita·Un mese fa